The Munda Biddi Trail

The Munda Biddi Trail should not be taken for granted, preparation and care must be taken on all trips on the Munda Biddi trail. Make you sure you visit The Munda Biddi website to get all the information you need and always tell someone where you are going. Remember above all else, Think Safe - Be Safe"

Distances for the Muda Biddi Trail

Novice

Mundaring (Sculpture Park) to Mundaring Weir Hotel - 7.2km

The Dell to Pickering Brook Rd - 14.33km

Westons Rd to Brookton Hwy - 12.86km

Gleneagle Picnic Area to Balmoral via Wungong Brook campsite - 16.63km

Balmoral (Old POW camp) to Jarrahdale - 12.76km

Marrinup to Dwellingup - 5.0km

Intermediate

The Dell to Brookton Hwy - 32.37km

Brookton Hwy to Gleneagle Picnic Area - 24.52km

Whittakers Mill to Oakley Dam - 23.85km

Advanced

Mundaring Weir Hotel to the Dell - 8.7km (Short but steep)

Jarrahdale to Kingsbury Drive - 14.88km (A good leg workout coming out of the Serpentine River south)

Kingsbury Drive to Dandalup Campsite - 19.15km (Features some rolling hills and a couple of sharp short ascent/descents at Boyd Road and Rowley Rd)

Whittakers Mill to Marrinup - 35.84km (Includes two climbs out of Dandalup River valley heading south of Oakley Dam, and a steep descent before Marrinup Falls - cyclists are advised to dismount on this hill)

Caring for the trail -Code to Off-Road Cycling

Plan Ahead

Always carry a map and know how to use it

Ensure that someone knows where you are going

Keep you bike in good working order

Carry enough food, water and spare parts for your ride

Avoid riding alone on long trips

Do not expect to rely on your mobile phone

Leave No Trace

Take your rubbish home - Pack it in, Pack it out

Help protect our water supply, use the toilets on the trail

Camp only in designated sites along the trail

Ride with Respect

Stay on the trail, avoid riding on sensitive natural areas

Protect the trail, avoid cutting corners, braking or skidding to minimise widening and erosion

Keep your tyres clean and help prevent the spread of Dieback

Share the Trail

Be courteous to other trail users

Keep left wherever possible

Approach other trail users with caution, ring your bell at least 30m before passing

Remember, your safety is our concern but your responsibility

Camping and Accommodation

The trail has been designed to pass through a town at least every second day, to make re-supplying easy and to give you a range of accommodation choices.
There are five purpose-built campsites between Mundaring and Collie. Campsites are provided a comfortable day's ride apart, about every 35 to 40 kilometres, between towns. These campsites are designed to accommodate the individual needs of cyclists and include a bike shelter and a bike repair area, as well as providing the basic necessities such as a campshelter (sleeps up to 25 people), bush toilet, tent sites, picnic tables and a water tank.

The Munda Biddi campsites are designated as fuel stoves only. The main reasons for excluding open fires is to reduce the trampling of sensitive forest areas and reduce the risk of wildfires.

Other accommodation sources

Alternative accommodation can be found in the towns along the trail. For more information see the Munda Biddi Foundation's Guide to Accommodation and Services.
The Department of Conservation and Land Management is designing and planning the trail in consultation with the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation, the Department of Sport and Recreation, the Western Australian Mountain Bike Association and other representatives of the cycling community. (See Support & Sponsorship .)

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