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The Munda Biddi Trail is Western Australia's premier off-road cycle touring trail. Starting in Mundaring in the Perth Hills it currently meanders more than 600km through scenic forests and bushland to Manjimup. The Trail takes riders through stunning natural environments, via gentle terrain, connecting towns and other places of interest.
TRAIL PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION TO ALBANY BROUGHT FORWARD
In 2009 The Department of Environment and Conservation in partnership with the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation received funding to complete the trail to Albany. The funds have been granted from the Royalties for Regions Regional Grant Scheme, administered through the Great Southern and South West Development Commissions.
The commitment of Royalties for Regions funding has brought forward the planning and construction of the final stage from Nannup to Albany with an expected completion date in 2012. Once completed, the Munda Biddi Trail will cover around 1000km from Mundaring to Albany, bringing with it a focus on low impact tourism with significant economic and social benefits to local towns.
84km of trail from Nannup to Manjimup, and Karta Burnu camp site were opened in July 2011.
Please give us some feedback about your ride. We would like to hear about the positives and negatives of your experience and any problems you may have encountered, such as damaged campsite facilities, signage and maintenance.
Associated downloads
Munda Biddi Trail - Frequently asked questions (59.54 kB)
Notification of Intent form (393.91 kB)
This form relates to non-commercial organised groups planning to conduct overnight expeditions on DEC managed tracks or trails (groups with 8 to 17 members). Overnight facilities on the trail can not accomodate more than this amount.
Further information
MUNDA BIDDI TRAIL PROJECT COORDINATOR
Email:
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Phone: (08) 9334 0265
MUNDA BIDDI TRAIL FOUNDATION
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Phone: (08) 9481 2483
Website: www.mundabiddi.org.au (opens in a new browser window)
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