Within the Darling Scarp Regional Park, lies the colourful Armadale Settlers Common, offering rich history and over 318 species of flora. The Settlers Common area is divided into two networks, within an important flora conservation area, the bushland offers beautiful scenery, picnic locations and walking trails guiding you through a diverse range of landscapes.
The Settlers Common East is the smaller of the two networks and was designed to offer both gravel trails and paved paths for pram and wheelchair access. Covered picnic tables with seating and roll up access are dotted along the Jeeriji and Baliff trails, accessed from Observation Circle.