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Whom do I give feedback to about a trail problems?

It's extremely important to us to know what cyclists think of the Trail. Don't feel like you're a complainer if you have some feedback. We need to ...

How can I give something back to the Trail?

While the Parks and Wildlife Service manages the Trail, the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation has been established as the friends-of-the-trail organisat...

How do I commemorate completing the whole Trail?

Even if you tackle the Trail in stages over many years, once you have cycled the entire length, you are entitled to become a registered end-to-ende...

What areas of the Munda Biddi Trail are best suited to beginners or families with children?

For more laid back, simple rides on the trail, the following rides are rated as easy (classified by level of difficulty based on distance, level of...

Hiking and other Trail use

Can I hike, ride a motorcycle or horse on the Trail? You are permitted to walk the Munda Biddi Trail if you wish, just keep in mind that it is a cy...

Environment, flora & fauna

Why can’t I access the Trail using other roads shown on the map? The other roads shown are often in disease risk areas (DRA). Use of any vehicle (i...

How much water?

How much water do I need to take per day? You will lose a lot of water as you cycle, so don't underestimate the amount of water you need. To avoid ...

Camping, Huts and Other Accomodation

Where can I camp overnight? There are two types of campsites along the Munda Biddi Trail: the purpose-built Munda Biddi campsites (marked in green ...

GPS and Mobile Phones

Is a GPS worth the money? Although GPS devices can be useful whilst on the Trail, the actual Munda Biddi Trail will not be able to be accessed on t...

Do I need a map?

Most definitely! Maps can be purchased from the Department of Parks and Wildlife offices in Kensington, Mundaring, Dwellingup and Collie during off...

Is there a transport service I can use to get my bike and myself to the Trail?

From Midland Train Station cross to the south side of the tracks and take Yelverton Drive to Clayton Street. Take the first left after the Roe Hwy ...

Do I need to notify anyone? What is the Group Notification?

If you are cycling in a group of eight or more, and staying overnight at a campsite, then we request you complete the Group Notification (GN) and l...