Distance
1,000 km
Duration
10–20 days
Elevation
10,000m
Route Map
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Elevation Profile
Gain
+720m
Loss
−960m
Max
580m
Key Points
Darling Scarp · 380m · 80km
Jarrah Forest Ridge · 480m · 320km
Karri Forest Heights · 580m · 560km
About This Route
The Munda Biddi Trail is Australia's longest off-road cycling trail, winding through the forests of Western Australia from Mundaring near Perth to Albany on the south coast. The name means "path through the forest" in the Noongar language, and the trail lives up to its name with stunning jarrah and karri woodland throughout.
Route Highlights
- Australia's longest off-road cycling trail
- Stunning jarrah and karri forest sections
- Purpose-built huts every 50–80km
- Passes through the Margaret River wine region
- Abundant wildlife including kangaroos and emus
Route Details
Start
Mundaring, Western Australia
Finish
Albany, Western Australia
Best Season
September – November, March – May
Surface
Singletrack, gravel, forest roads
GPX Track
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