Munda Biddi Southern Cycle

Western Australia's world-class, nature based, off road cycling experience

Munda Biddi Trail | Andrew Bain

Enjoy a drip in the crystal clear waters of Greens Pool in William Bay National Park | Tourism Western Australia

Our school programs walk along the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, South West Australia | Tourism Western Australia

The pretty town of Albany in Western Australia | Tourism Western Australia

Karri trees along the Munda Biddi trail

Greens Pool, Denmark | Greg Snell | Tourism Western Australia

View of Perth, Australia | Tourism Western Australia

Stunning Little Beach in Albany, Western Australia | Tourism Western Australia

Munda Biddi Trail | Andrew Bain

Enjoy a drip in the crystal clear waters of Greens Pool in William Bay National Park | Tourism Western Australia

Our school programs walk along the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, South West Australia | Tourism Western Australia

The pretty town of Albany in Western Australia | Tourism Western Australia

Karri trees along the Munda Biddi trail

Greens Pool, Denmark | Greg Snell | Tourism Western Australia

View of Perth, Australia | Tourism Western Australia

Stunning Little Beach in Albany, Western Australia | Tourism Western Australia

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Moderate

Activities

6 day guided

Accommodation

5 nights motel/unit accommodation

Price

6 daysfrom

$3295AUD

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Trip Code: MBV

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Trip highlights

Complete the entire Southern section of the Munda Biddi trail
Enjoy the iconic coastal scenery of southern Western Australia
Cycle through a range of native forest on a world renowned trail
Learn about the region from our professional guides
Stay in comfortable accommodation each night

This tour captures the wonder of the southern section of the Munda Biddi Trail. The trail is a world-class cycling trail in Western Australia, between Albany and Mundaring. On this tour we take in the highlights and epic scenery between Albany and Walpole over 6 days.

Munda Biddi means “path through the forest” in the local Indigenous language, which is exactly what the cycling trail is. Over 6 days you will experience a range of forest and coastal landscapes, and will cycle through towering Jarrah, Karri and Tingle forest.

Each night the group will stay in comfortable accommodation, where your guides will take care of dinner while you relax and enjoy the camaraderie of the group.

Itinerary

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Day 1
Morning pick up from Perth, transfer to Albany, afternoon cycle to Torbay (26km)

The trip starts this morning with a pick up from a central hotel in Perth. We will then drive towards Albany. We drive out through Perth’s surrounding National Parks and State Forests, and inland through small towns. We'll stop for morning tea and lunch along the way, before arriving in Albany in the early afternoon. We'll collect our bikes and take them out for a test ride, cycling between Albany and Torbay. This cycle is mostly flat, with a few hills. Overnight: Albany.

Meals: L,D

Day 2
Cycle between Torbay and Denmark (55km)

Today we head out for our first full day of cycling, starting with a transfer back out to Torbay. We will cycle on a well-graded track, with undulating hills taking us through the forest landscape and passing coastal vegetation. You'll also enjoy following the Denmark River in parts, and be able to glimpse views of the coast. Today is our longest cycle day but there are options to shorten the day with several opt out points along the way. We finish the day in the town of Denmark where we will stay for the next three nights. Overnight: Denmark.

Meals: B,L,D

Day 3
Ride to Scotsdale via Green's Pool (38km)

Today's cycle starts on a scenic trail passing large sand dunes and continuing to Green's Pool, renowned as one of WA's most beautiful beaches with its sloping rock formations, crystal-clear water, and sheltered pools. From Green's Pool there is a long uphill section as we make our way to Mout Shadforth. Your efforts will then be rewarded with a long downhill to Scotsdale Road. The cycling today is partly along the coastline and then through picturesque farmland. At the end of the cycle we will drive back to Denmark. Overnight: Denmark.

Meals: B,L,D

Day 4
Cycle through farmlands from Scotsdale Road to Nornalup Road (52km)

A transfer this morning brings the group back to Scotsdale Road to continue cycling. We head into the tall towering trees of the National Park as we weave through the forest and past farmland. There are a few short, challenging sections today which but it will feel very achievable with a boost of battery power from the bikes. There are a few options to shorten the ride if needed. At the end of the day we will drive back to our last night in Denmark. Overnight: Denmark.

Meals: B,L,D

Day 5
Middle Road/Trent Road to Gully Road (32km)

Today we are heading towards Walpole. After breakfast we will drive to Middle Rd/Trent Rd to begin the cycle for today. We spend the majority of the day riding in the Walpole-Nornalup National Park, cycling through Tingle Forest and along the Frankland River. Our scenic ride will also take us past Mount Romance. The cycling is undulating with a mix of terrain. We end the day in Walpole for our last night and dinner together. Overnight: Walpole.

Meals: B,L,D

Day 6
Short cycle from Gully Road to Walpole, return transfer to Perth (10km)

Our last day together wouldn't be complete without one last cycle. A short ride this morning with a few challenges and spectacular scenery as a reward. The cycle today will give us magnificent views of the expansive Nornalup Inlet at Coalmine Beach; which is memorable way to end our time together. There will be time to enjoy a hot shower and our final lunch together before our transfer back to Perth. We expect to arrive in Perth by 5pm.

Meals: B,L

Inclusions

What's included

5 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 5 dinners
Morning teas and pre-dinner nibbles
Professional cycling guides
Electric mountain bike hire including helmet, pannier and handlebar bag
Emergency communications and group first aid kit
Return transport from Perth
Accommodation during the tour in a mix of motel and unit style accommodation

What's not included

Airfares
Pre and post tour accommodation
Items of personal nature such as laundry and postage
Backpacks
Alcoholic beverages
Travel insurance

Bike information

Electric bike

Electric bikes are included in the trip cost. The bikes are available in a range of sizes and will be fitted to your height. Helmet and panniers are also included.

Accommodation

Motel and Unit Accommodation

We use a range of accommodation selected for their local charm as well as quality and value. Properties are generally in the three star category. Rooms are twin share and properties may have private or shared bathroom facilities.

Accommodation is allocated on a double or twin share basis. A limited number of single supplements are available for an additional charge. Single supplements are not mandatory for solo travellers, we will room solo travellers with a fellow solo traveller of the same gender. In Walpole the accommodation we use are two or three bedroom villas. If you have paid a single supplement you will have your own room but not your own villa

Grading

Moderate
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The Munda Biddi cycling is along mostly moderate terrain and while it is off-road, not much of the route is considered to be technical riding. The distances cycled each day vary but range from 10-55kms. There are some hills, some gravelly sections and some narrow trails on the route. This trip is graded moderate and is suitable for a experienced cyclists. Electric bikes are included in the trip cost, if you choose to use a mountain bike the grading will be slightly harder. Suggested preparation: In order to complete this trip we advise that you undertake regular cycling and mountain biking one or two times a week for at least three months prior to your departure. Doing a mix of other activities as well (swimming, walking, jogging) will help you to be feeling your absolute best and ready to get the most out of your Munda Biddi cycling experience. Cycling on a stationary bike is good but it's most beneficial to train on bike trails to get comfortable cycling on a variety of terrains and in variable conditions.

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Essential Information

Ready to book? Make sure you download and read the detailed Munda Biddi Southern Cycle trip notes which contains all the essential information you need to know before booking. Once you’ve booked, we will supply you with a Pre-Departure document which contains a detailed gear list and other important information to help you prepare for your adventure ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

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?When should I arrive in Perth?

We leave Perth at 8am on day 1. With an early departure we recommend a night in Perth for those coming from interstate or overseas.

?What is a typical day like?

You will typically start your day with a group breakfast between 6:30 - 7:30 am, then hop in the support van to get to the trailhead. We stop regularly for photo opportunities, drink and snack breaks but will always stop after 1.5 - 2 hour ride for a delicious morning tea on the trail. Some days lunch will be brought to us and other days we will find a shady spot with a great view to eat lunch on the trail. The support van is usually close by in the late morning or early afternoon for those ready to rest and relax or the more energetic can push on for some more great riding. In the afternoon there is often spare time where we can check out local points of interest, enjoy an afternoon siesta or go exploring. When everyone has finished riding for the day we head back to the accommodation for a shower, dinner and a few drinks to celebrate a great days riding.

?How fit do I need to be?

This trip is graded moderate and is suitable for people with good riding fitness. Each day we will be cycling for around three to four hours, not including stops for photos, snacks and lunch.

?What if I have never ridden a mountain bike before?

To join this tour you will need to feel comfortable and familiar with riding in a variety of terrains including gravel roads, small sandy sections and up/down hills. Our guides are experienced mountain bikers who will teach you the skills to ride with confidence if necessary however it will be more enjoyable for you if you already have some familiarity with a mountain bike.

?What is the terrain like?

The cycling is varied throughout the trip. There are some hills, some gravelly sections and some narrow trails all of which can be challenging. There is not much in the way of technical riding.

?Do I have to ride each day?

It is your holiday so if you feel like a day off it is not a problem at all. Most days it is also possible to ride a half day if you would prefer.

?Can I bring my own bike?

Of course! If you are electing to bring your own bike it is important that you have a bike fit for purpose. You will need to bring a mountain bike with you.

?Do you ride with a backpack or does the bike have panniers?

You can either bring a backpack or put a pannier on the bike. We include pannier hire with the hire bikes.

Trip reviews

Why cycle with us

SELF GUIDED EXPERTS

As the pioneers of self guided active travel in Australia you can expect a seamless experience. Our quality tour notes and logistical expertise sets us apart and ensures a quality experience for you.

TRUSTED LOCAL ADVICE

Our team is passionate about cycling and their extensive knowledge and experience means you get the very best advice - every time. We will help you tailor the right cycling itinerary for you.

Quality services

Expect first-class and flexible support both on and off the trail. We've sourced the highest quality bikes and most authentic accommodations so you can enjoy a stress free cycling trip.

Positive Impact Travel

By joining this trip you are directly supporting positive impact projects in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

We’ve offset the carbon emitted by this trip by purchasing credits that support important projects that address the UN’s seventeen SDGs, like reducing poverty, affordable and clean energy, reducing hunger, clean water and climate action.

Proceeds from this adventure purchase carbon credits through the world’s largest and most awarded carbon project developer, South Pole, which are invested into projects accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources in developing countries.

Supported projects are based on internationally recognised standards and are third-party audited. They entail a series of positive impacts on the ground, which benefit local communities and ecosystems, that are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.