Overview
The Munda Biddi Trail is one of the world’s longest continuous off-road cycling trails, stretching over 600 miles through Western Australia. Starting in Mundaring, near Perth, and ending in Albany on the southern coast, the trail winds through lush forests, charming rural towns, and diverse landscapes.
“Munda Biddi” means “path through the forest” in the Noongar language, and the trail lives up to its name, offering an immersive journey through eucalyptus woodlands, coastal heath, and rolling hills.
Highlights
- Jarrah Forests: Cycle through stunning native woodlands unique to Western Australia.
- Denmark: Visit this coastal gem known for its scenic beauty and local produce.
- Valley of the Giants: Ride through towering karri trees, some of the tallest trees in the world.
- Albany: End your journey with breathtaking coastal views and pristine beaches.
- Local Wildlife: Spot kangaroos, emus, and colorful parrots along the way.
Distance
~620 miles (1,000 km)
Best Time to Go
March to May or September to November, avoiding the hot summer months and rainy winter season.
