THE JOURNEY. PREMIER LONG DISTANCE OFF-ROAD CYCLING.
Stretching 1,045 kilometres from Mundaring, near Perth, to Albany on Western Australia's southern coast, the Munda Biddi Trail is Western Australia's premier long-distance off-road cycling experience and one of the longest trails of its kind in the world.
Munda Biddi means 'path through the forest' in the Noongar Aboriginal language, a fitting name for a journey they winds through beautiful forest and bushland along singletrack, dirt tracks and hundreds of kilometres of disused railway trackbeds.
Nannup sits along this remarkable journey, giving riders the opportunity to experience everythign from gentle railway formations and historic timber bridges to rolling farmland and singletrack through towering Karri forest.
Trail Highlights
Nannup to Donnelly River Village
Nannup to Donnelly River Village
Head south from Nannup through around 20km of hilly farmland on a quiet paved road before entering the karri forest and returning to singletrack. A highlight is a winding 3km section near Willow Springs Campground before arriving at Donnelly River Village.
Make Nannup Part of the Journey
Whether you’re tackling the Munda Biddi end to end or exploring a section at a time, Nannup puts you right in the middle of some memorable riding.
Ride north towards Jarrahwood or head south through farmland and into the karri forest towards Donnelly River Village and Manjimup. However far you choose to go, the Munda Biddi offers another way to experience Nannup and the landscapes beyond it.
Plan Your Ride
For riders taking on the complete 1,045km journey between Mundaring and Albany or to discover the Munda Biddi Trail sections between Jarrahwood and Manjimup, explore the Experience Nannup App and plan your ride.
