The Pemberton Tramway was a narrow-gauge railway located in Pemberton, Western Australia. It was built in the early 20th century to transport timber from the surrounding forests to the nearby mill. The tramway played a crucial role in the local timber industry, facilitating the movement of logs and other materials. The tramway operated until the late 1960s, when changes in the timber industry and transportation methods led to its decline. Today, parts of the Pemberton Tramway have been preserved as a tourist attraction, allowing visitors to experience the region's rich history and enjoy scenic rides through the beautiful forest landscape.