What is the Munda Biddi track?
The Munda Biddi Trail is a long-distance mostly off-road cycling trail in Western Australia. It runs for over 1,000 kilometres (620 mi) from Mundaring to Albany.
How hard is the Munda Biddi?
Difficulty: Easy, medium and hard sections: generally undulating terrain with some steep hills, particularly in the northern stretches; intermittent challenging trail surfaces require vigilant concentration. Surface: Singletrack, fire trails, bitumen, sand, pea gravel and technical MTB track.
Where does the Munda Biddi track start and finish?
The Munda Biddi Trail officially starts at Sculpture Park in Mundaring and ends in Albany.
How long does it take to ride the Munda Biddi Trail?
about 3-4 weeks
It’s not a technical trail that has jumps or steep descents with the main focus being distance and enjoyment. A full end to end journey takes the average rider about 3-4 weeks to complete including rest days along the way.
Can you walk the Munda Biddi?
You are permitted to walk the Munda Biddi Trail if you wish, just keep in mind that it is a cycle trail designed specifically for the use of bicycles and bicycle riders, so be sure to take care if you choose to walk.
Can you ride the Munda Biddi on a gravel bike?
The thought of riding on gravel and sand might sound intimidating to some people but rest assured the Munda Biddi trail has been designed with all riding abilities in mind.
Can you bike ride the bibbulmun track?
Aside from causing inconvenience and annoyance to walkers they have caused some serious damage to the Track and facilities as well as injury to walkers. Vehicles, trail bikes and mountain bikes are not permitted on the Bibbulmun Track or at any campsite.
Can you cycle the bibbulmun track?
How many sections is the Munda Biddi Trail divided into?
Other Things You Need to Consider. Are you going to take the nine Munda Biddi Trail maps? Tip: don’t carry the ones you don’t need, have them sent ahead. How are you getting to and from the Northern and Southern Terminus or indeed to some of the other Trail towns for a sectional end-to-end?
How difficult is the Bibbulmun Track?
The terrain is (mostly) not difficult
Although walkers of the track often complain about the ‘big hills’, the tiring beach walking and the occasionally daunting inlets, the terrain of an average day of walking on Bibbulmun Track is considerably easier than many other walks in Australia and the rest of the world.
Is the Bibbulmun Track safe?
Track community rocked by attack
“It’s certainly way out of the ordinary, the Bibbulmun Track is generally a very safe place.” Mr Sertis said thousands of people used the Bibbulmun Track and surrounding trails every weekend and there was a fantastic bushwalking community in the area who would be shocked at the news.
What is the best time to walk the Bibbulmun Track?
The best times to walk the Track are in autumn (April to May), winter (June to August) and indeed spring (September to mid-November), our wildflower season. On cooler days, walking during summer is possible but certainly not recommended and should be restricted to the karri forest around Pemberton.
What does the Munda Biddi symbol represent?
What is the symbol on the Trail markers? This is the message stick, the symbol of the Munda Biddi Trail. Long before European settlers discovered the South West, indigenous people used kangaroo tracks or munda biddis (bush paths) alongside rivers and across ridge tops in search for food, water and shelter.
How many days does it take to walk the Bibbulmun Track?
Six to eight weeks
Q: How long does it take to walk the Bibbulmun Track? A: Six to eight weeks is the average time taken to walk the whole Track, nearly 1000km between Kalamunda and Albany, but many people choose to walk on the Track for much shorter periods.
How long does it take to walk the whole Bibbulmun Track?
When was the Munda Biddi track opened?
opened in July 2004.