Discover the many multi-day bushwalk trails in Western Australia's parks. Trails like the Bibbumun Track, Cape to Cape, Mamang, Hakea, Wiilman Bilya, Yonga and Coastal Plains are overnight or longer. 

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Long trails in Western Australia

Bibbulmun Track

Explore the 1003km walk trail through some of the best scenery of the Experience Perth and South West regions.

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Munda Biddi Trail

Adventure out on this 1000km cycle trail along purpose-built trail, forest tracks and roads in the Experience Perth and South West regions.

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Cape to Cape Track

Discover the 130km coastal walk trail between the lighthouses at the capes for which Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in the South West region is named.

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Trails in WA Parks

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Horseyard Hill Walk Trail

Bush Walk
2.5 kilometres

This delightful interpretive trail, illustrated by two local artists, takes you through karri, yellow tingle and marri forest. 

Nyingarn Bidi Trail

Bush Walk
49.5 kilometres

Experience the iconic Bibbulmun Track with the Nyingarn Bidi, a three-day, two-night loop trail in Dwellingup. This Class 4 hike winds through jarrah and yarri forests, planted pines, and eastern blue gums.

Little Eagle View Walk

Bush Walk
7.9 kilometres

The 7.9km, Grade 4, Little Eagle Walk trail is well marked in a clockwise direction. The purpose-built section of hiking trail provides visitors with great views from a ridge line, followed by an immersive experience as you traverse a secluded valley. The trail also takes in some of the most picturesque Wandoo Woodland in the Park.

Gairdner Trail

Bush Walk
1.8 kilometres

Stunning views across to Mt Lesueur, Mt Michaud, down into the gully, out to the ocean and across the park. You can see for miles due to the low heathlands. You will see occasional stands of Wandoo and plenty of birdlife enjoying their space.

Watch Your Head

Mountain Bike
700 metres

A moderate (blue), 700m single track that provides fun flowing access to the Yellow Brick Road.

The Fox

Mountain Bike
4.1 kilometres

A moderate (blue) 4.1km trail for light and technical riding through the forest. It incorporates some of the best, fast flowing riding in the Jarrahdale area. 

Button's Fall

Mountain Bike
700 metres

A moderate (blue) 700m slightly technical trail that provides fun flowing access to The Fox. 

Valley of Opportunity

Mountain Bike
800 metres

A short, moderate (blue) 800m trail with a fun descent into the valley. Perfect to combine with The Fox. 

Reflectors

Mountain Bike
700 metres

This moderate (blue) 700m trail is perfect for night riding with reflectors to lead your way.

Woodley's Loop

Mountain Bike
4.4 kilometres

A fun, moderate (blue) 4.4km free flowing trail with a good mix of fast descents and easy climbs. 

The Spine

Mountain Bike
500 metres

An easy (green), 500m trail that provides access to and from the trail loops.

Lovers Lane

Mountain Bike
1.4 kilometres

This easy (green) 1.4km old fire trail takes an easy route through the forest. Perfect for anyone new to mountain biking.

Yellow Brick Road

Mountain Bike
5.1 kilometres

A moderate (blue) 5.1km single track trail taking you along the outskirts of the park. 

Isle Road to Walpole Town Jetty

Paddle
5 kilometres

Follow the Deep River downstream to its delta at the Nornalup Inlet. Turn left and paddle along the shoreline of the Walpole Nornalup National Park, through the Channel to the shallow Walpole Inlet.

Isle Road To Sealers Cove Paddle Trail

Paddle
2.5 kilometres

Why not combine a paddle with a walk? Paddle through the delta of the Deep River, past Newdegate Island to Sealers Cove. Follow the walk trail for 1.5 kilometres through peppermint groves and jarrah forest to the rugged beauty of Circus Beach.

Isle Road to Deep River Suspension Bridge

Paddle
5.5 kilometres

An untouched waterway that shelters a wide range of plant and animal life, the Deep River runs at least 90 kilometres from its source and empties into the Nornalup Inlet.From Isle Road, you’ll paddle upstream through the pristine forests of the Walpole Nornalup National Park.

Swarbrick Jetty To Walpole River

Paddle
6 kilometres

Set out on an easy paddle across the Walpole Inlet and up the Walpole River. This is a great place to go bird spotting or to enjoy the lush, riverine scenery.

Rest Point to Walpole River

Paddle
5 kilometres

This is a short, easy paddle that is perfect for beginners. The Walpole River is the smallest of the three rivers that flow into the Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park and has lush riparian vegetation.