Bakers Hill
If you are visiting the Shire of Northam from Perth, you will pass through Bakers Hill on the Great Eastern Highway between the towns of Wundowie and Clackline.
During World War II, Bakers Hill was the location of the 62nd Field Park Company of the Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), but today the small town is home to a quiet yet active community and an abundance of wildlife and walk trails.
Interesting Facts
Originally known as Mount Baker in 1897, Baker’s Hill was renamed in 1902 to avoid confusion with the town of Mount Barker in the Great Southern area. The apostrophe was removed from the name in 1944, and the town because the Bakers Hill we know today.
Worth the Stop
Stop in Bakers Hill to visit the famous Bakers Hill Pie Shop, sample local brews and hearty meals at Summer Creek Restaurant & Brewery, and grab a photo at the historic railway platform.
Bakers Hill is also home to Green Gable Stables, offering Kep Track and brewery trail rides, and the WA base for Rally School, where you can experience what it’s like to be a rally driver.
And if you’re craving something smoky and satisfying, Mrs'Sippy BBQ is a must-visit for authentic, slow-cooked barbecue flavours.
You can find them in the Bakers Hill region, a part of the Perth Hills that has famous ‘ball bearing’ gravel, typical of WA, and will truly test your driving skills
For over 35 years, the Cranfield family has been dedicated to providing a unique and unforgettable horse-riding experience to the people of Perth.
The Kalgoorlie Exploratory Pipeline (KEP) Track runs from Mundaring to Northam, a 76km trail that follows the various rail formations and pipeline service roads.
Restaurant and Craft Micro-Brewery specializing in Real Ales, Wood Fired Pizzas and International Cuisine.
The menu features barbecue with popular sides, burgers, loaded fries, po bois and hoagies.
A stop for travelers and food lovers alike, offering a wide range of savory pies and sweet treats.
Updated 29.01.26