"Nice diversion from the Gunbarrel Highway. Parked near the information kiosk then walked up the informal trail to the top. I also drove up the following morning. There are also two roads you can drive to the top; the one going up from the east side of the mountain is probably the easier of the two." — Candace-Skalet • Aug 14, 2019

"• A permit is no longer required for access to surrounding land or to climb the mountain. • A 4WD or AWD is recommended to access the Base of Mt Meharry • It was a hot and Sunny Day. Minimal shade due to sparse foliage. • We took 3L bladder each of water. • We took a small snack and lunch which we ate at the summit. • Lots of Sunscreen and reapplication • Long sleeves • 1x member took hiking poles • We saw 1 middle aged couple driving their 4WD to the summit (this is an acceptable activity) • Mt Meharry is 2.5 hours drive from Newman (the closest town) • Walk from Mt Meharry AWD Parking to Summit is a relatively basic and easy walk • There is a log book at the summit where you can record your own comments – we did this. • There is a Cairn and sign at the summit indicating it is the highest point in WA (interestingly, we found several different heights for Mt Meharry listed both at the summit and in other locations around WA. From 1248 – 1253m above sea level). " — tarawood • Jul 1, 2019

"Just a quick zip up early morning. The fire spotter was going up too and had some good information from her. First half is following a wide track and second half is steps (just over 300 of them, including a ladder section). Very simple." — donizen • Jan 14, 2018

"Very hot day (41 degrees at one point). Solo trip and did not see another soul. A few times thought of turning back due to the heat but my supply of water was holding out so eventually went to the top." — donizen • Jan 14, 2018

"Great summit climb! Advice suggests to allow for a 4-5Hr walk, doablein 3 Hrs but very steep and very slippery rocks. The view is amazing at the top. The trail is clearly marked with wooden posts but even still the terrain is very variable. Highlyrecommend this , but ensure you have good shoes for the rocks. " — brown_eyed_girl71 • Jan 1, 2018