ridge of the limestone escarpment to Dryandra Lookout. A loop in the trail then leads to the Lotterywest Federation Walkway and back to the start of Law Walk, taking visitors approximately 45 minutes to complete. The Kokoda Track The Kokoda Track Memorial Walk is a tribute to the bravery of Australian troops who fought in the Papua New Guinea campaign of . The Kokoda Walk begins at Kennedy Fountain on Mounts Bay Road with a steep climb of 150 steps that ascends a height of . Guided walks Founded in 1984, the Kings Park Guides are a group of volunteers that lead guided walks all year round and help staff the Visitor Information Centre. Twice daily the guides provide guided walking tours of the monuments and memorials, bushland paths and the Botanic Garden. The guides cover all aspects of the park including the local Noongar names and traditions. Walks are varied according to the Noongar season: Djilba-Kambarang (July–October) for the wildflower season, the Mukuru for May and June, and the Birak-Djeran for November–April. Volunteers and community involvement The Friends of Kings Park was established in 1993 to promote community involvement and commitment within Kings Park and Botanic Garden. The Kings Park Volunteer Master Gardeners provide a free garden advisory service to the community and offer free advice on anything from propagation and potting to planting out and pests. In 1922, the West Perth sub branch of the Returned Services League (RSL) became responsible for the maintenance and preservation of the plaques along Kings Park's Honour Avenues. Today they are known as the Honour Avenues Group. See also List of public art in Kings Park Notes References Coy, Neil. [400 oaks were planted along May Drive in 1919 – only one survives] For people and plants, Winter 1993, p. 1. External links Heritage Icons: Kings Park Friends of Kings Park Parks in Perth, Western Australia Botanical gardens in Western Australia Gardens in Western Australia 1895 establishments in Australia Australian military memorials Centenary of Western Australia Tourist attractions in Perth, Western Australia 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games venues