Munda Biddi Trail: Mundaring to Albany
South West of Western Australia
The Munda Biddi Trail is an off-road cycling route through the forests of Western Australia's South West, from Mundaring in the Perth Hills to Albany on the south coast. Its name means 'path through the forest' in the Noongar language. Jarrah and karri forest, rail formations, single track and forest roads lead past towns such as Dwellingup, Collie, Nannup, Pemberton and Denmark.
- Location
- South West of Western Australia
- Length published by the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation
- 1,072 km
- Camp shelters
- 12
- Surface
- Off-road: gravel, single track and forest roads
- OSM track distance
- 1060.5 km
Before you go
The Munda Biddi Trail Foundation describes 1,072 km of natural-surface trail with twelve purpose-built camp shelters spaced 40 to 60 km apart between towns. This is a multi-day adventure for mountain or gravel bikes, not a family path: carry water, tools and navigation, and check trail diversions, fire bans and seasonal closures before departure. The catalogue classifies this trail as off-road; road bikes are unsuitable.
The route
The saved OpenStreetMap track is tagged as a mountain-bike route and measures about 1,060 km between Mundaring and Albany in 44 separate pieces, close to the 1,072 km published by the foundation. No link has been invented between the pieces; carry the foundation's maps and check diversions before each section.
View this route in the catalogue
The OSM track has 44 separate sections, without artificial connections. Check the links with the route operator.
Places along the route
- Mundaring
- Dwellingup
- Collie
- Nannup
- Manjimup
- Pemberton
- Walpole
- Denmark
- Albany
Sources and updates
- Munda Biddi Trail Foundation: about the route
Information checked on .
Track extracted on . © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.