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Keeping you up to date with what's happening on Western Australia's trails. Trailswa.com.au Discover WA on a Trail – and find yourself in amazing places!

Join the Trails WA page to keep in touch with trail news from across Western Australia. Individuals can find out about upcoming events, share trail tips, photos and videos etc. Clubs and trail managers are welcome to promote their news and events. General Information
Western Australia's trails community loves to share their great state through sharing information on amazing trails experiences. Both an informational website and general community site are available for interested people to check out what's on offer including a series of great community events. Trails WA is supported by grants from the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries and Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

15/10/2026

🚴 Bike Your Burbs this WA Bike Month! 🌿

October is WA Bike Month, and there's no better excuse to swap four wheels for two and rediscover the incredible places right on your doorstep!

Whether you're riding with the family, catching up with friends or simply enjoying some fresh air, there's a trail for you!

🌊 Swan River Loop | Perth – 10km
Cruise along the beautiful Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River), taking in sweeping city skyline views as you ride between Elizabeth Quay, Boorloo Bridge and the South Perth foreshore. With cafés, parklands and picnic spots along the way, it's perfect for a leisurely ride with a coffee stop!

🚲 Fremantle Highlights Cycling Trail | Fremantle – 7.5km
Discover the charm of historic Freo on and pedal past iconic landmarks including Fremantle Markets, the Round House, Fishing Boat Harbour and Monument Hill. Follow this trail for plenty of opportunities to stop for a coffee, browse the shops or soak up the harbour views.

☀️ Ride the Sunset Coast | Marmion to Burns Beach – 14km
Feel the ocean breeze as you follow Perth's stunning coastline. With spectacular Indian Ocean views, seaside cafés and plenty of spots for a refreshing dip, this is coastal cruising at its best!

🦆 Bibra Lake Loop | Beeliar Regional Park – 6km
Enjoy an easy, family-friendly ride around the beautiful Bibra Lake. Follow the shared path through peaceful wetlands, watch for waterbirds and explore the bird hides along the way. Finish with a picnic or let the kids burn off some energy at the fantastic adventure playground!

Find these trails and more at trailswa.com.au.
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/swan-river-loop-boorloo-city-trails https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/fremantle-highlights-cycling-trail https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/ride-the-sunset-coast-marmion-to-burns-beach https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/bibra-lake-loop

📸 Photo credits: Destination Perth, Fremantle Tourism Association, Tourism WA, DTMI, and K. Stevens

08/10/2026

🎉 Nannup - host town of the 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships.

This weekend our community proudly welcomes competitors, support crews, families, volunteers and spectators from across Australia and around the world.

Events like these showcase not only our spectacular landscape and cycling infrastructure, but also the warmth, hospitality and community spirit that make Nannup such a special place.

As you enjoy the championship atmosphere, we encourage everyone to support local businesses, explore our town and celebrate the people and organisations who have worked together to bring this world-class event to our region.

Together, let's give our visitors a true Nannup welcome.
💚 Shop local 💚 Support local businesses 💚 Celebrate our community

Image: Daniela Tommasi Photography

04/10/2026

🌲 Find your flow at Pine Ridge MTB Park, Nannup!

Freshly opened in September 2026, Pine Ridge is Nannup’s newest mountain bike destination, offering a flowing network of 15 trails designed for riders of different ages, abilities and experience levels.

Built on the former Nannup Golf Course by the Sam Hill Signature Trails team, the network has a strong focus on progression – start on the easier trails, build confidence and work your way up. Check these ones out:

🟢 Happy’s Place – Easy | 1.2km
A great introduction to Pine Ridge, with smooth corners, flowing berms, gentle rollers and progressive features. It’s designed for newer riders and families finding their flow.
🔵 Rainbow’s Party – Moderate | 800m
Step things up with sculpted berms, tabletop jumps and rolling features. This playful flow trail is designed to help riders build confidence, carry momentum and link features together.
⚫ Trail 99 – Difficult | 700m
For experienced riders ready for more, Trail 99 delivers big berms, progressive jumps and plenty of airtime. Carry speed, find your rhythm and link the features as you descend through the forest.

🚵🚵‍♀️And did someone say Dual Slalom? Shoota...McGavin is purpose-built for side-by-side racing, friendly competition and plenty of laughs along the way. Choose your line. Chase the win. Claim the bragging rights!

Whether it’s a first lap, a family ride or a session chasing bigger features, Pine Ridge is all about riding, progressing and finding your flow.

Ready to explore? Plan your visit and find more trail details at
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail-networks/nannup-pine-ridge-mountain-bike-park
📷 Black Pine Media

28/09/2026

🎒School holidays = time to get out and explore!

Looking for something the whole family can enjoy these school holidays? Trails WA has thousands of kilometres of trails across WA, with adventures to suit little explorers, budding mountain bikers, wildlife lovers and families looking for something a little different.

🧚 Follow a trail of fairies
Search for tiny magical homes along the Denmark Fairy Doors Trail, or head to Kalamunda and see how many fairy doors you can discover hidden around the town.

🔥 Step into history
Explore Perth’s historic East End with the Stepping Back with Fireman Jack Trail, discovering heritage buildings and stories along the way.

🐴 Turn the drive into an adventure
The Tin Horse Highway transforms a 15km stretch of Wheatbelt road into a quirky outdoor gallery filled with colourful tin horses. Or go for a walk (and surf!) Wave Rock and Hippos Yawn. For an otherworldly road trip, explore the limestone formations on the Pinnacles Desert Lookout and Drive Trail.

🚲 Get on two wheels
WA’s MTB networks offer plenty of opportunities for families and developing riders. Try the trails around Dwellingup and Kalamunda networks, or head south to family-friendly networks such as Wambenger Trails in Collie, the Pemberton Arboretum Trail Network and the brand-new Pine Ridge MTB trails in Nannup.

🌳 Meet the giants
Head to Walpole-Nornalup National Park to see the ancient tingle and karri forests, with trails ranging from short walks on the ground or above the tree canopy, to full-day MTB adventures.

🦘 Get closer to nature
From the Baldivis Children’s Forest, where kids can explore bushland, wetlands, and artwork, to Dryandra or Yanchep National Parks, where trails provide opportunities to spot native wildlife.

Ready to explore? Plan your visit and find more trail details at
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/experiences/family-friendly
📷 City of Rockingham, City of Perth, Black Pine Media, Ron D Raine, K. Stevens, Australia’s South West, Tourism WA

25/09/2026

🌸 Discover Blooms Around Boorloo

You don’t have to venture far from the city to go bloom hunting! From the heart of Boorloo to the Perth Hills, spring brings bursts across the region between August and November.

Ready to see what’s blooming? Add these Perth trails to your wildflower wanderings:

🌺 Law Walk Loop, Kings Park – 3.7km – Wildflowers with a city view! Wander through the WA Botanic Garden and natural bushland, keeping watch for kangaroo paws, orchids, everlastings, banksias and other seasonal blooms.

🌼 John Forrest National Park trail network – Head for the Perth Hills, where nine trails offer plenty of opportunities to discover some of the 500+ species of flora that the park is home to. The Wildflower Walk Trail is a spring favourite, combining colourful blooms with jarrah and marri forest and a detour past Hovea Falls.

🌸 Wildflower Walk, Kwinana – 2.2km – The name says it all! This easy loop through Jarrah-Banksia woodland bursts into colour during spring. Look out for orchids, kangaroo paws, milkmaids, purple tassels, sundews, trigger plants and Kwinana’s floral emblem, the Pixie Mop.

🥾 Syd’s Rapids & Aboriginal Heritage Trail, Walyunga National Park – 5.1km – Follow this easy trail and discover a national park known for its sensational winter and spring wildflowers. It’s a beautiful spot to combine a wildflower wander with an insight into the area’s Aboriginal heritage.

🌿 Zamia Trail, Bold Park – 5.1km – Coastal bushland meets spring colour on this moderate loop through one of the largest remaining bushland remnants on the urban Swan Coastal Plain. Keep your eyes peeled for kangaroo paws, Cockies Tongues, Swan River Myrtle and donkey, jug and spider orchids, with sweeping city and coastal views along the way.

Remember to admire wildflowers where they grow—stick to the trails and leave the blooms for everyone to enjoy.

Ready to go bloom hunting? Find these trails and more at trailswa.com.au
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/experiences/wildflowers

📷 Tourism WA, K.Stevens, KPBGA, City of Kwinana, Chelle Fisher.

23/09/2026

What a milestone for Nannup! 🌿

Today we were thrilled to celebrate Nannup becoming Western Australia’s third accredited Trail Town, joining Collie and Dwellingup in WA’s growing Trail Town network.
Trail Town accreditation recognises much more than great trails. It looks at the whole experience – trail infrastructure and maintenance, visitor information, community involvement, local businesses, tourism and the connections between the trails and the town itself.

Nannup has built an incredibly strong cycling identity over many years, with experiences spanning gravel and endurance riding, mountain biking and downhill trails.
Today also marked the official opening of Pine Ridge MTB Park, adding a new family-friendly and progression-focused riding experience to Nannup’s already impressive trail offering.

It has taken years of planning, investment, community support and hard work to reach this point. Congratulations to the Shire of Nannup, local businesses, volunteers, community members, government partners and everyone involved in bringing the vision to life.

WA now has three distinctly different Trail Towns to explore – Nannup, Collie and Dwellingup. Visit one for a weekend, or start planning a Trail Town road trip through the South West. 🚵🥾🌿

Discover them at trailswa.com.au/trailtowns

Read the full media release here: https://tr.ee/Nql7BA

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20/09/2026

🌸 Wildflower wanderings through Australia’s South West

The South West is putting on its Djilba and Kambarang colour show—come and see what’s blooming!

More than 8,000 species of wildflowers bloom across the South West region, with around 80% of its plant species found nowhere else on Earth. From tiny orchids hiding on the forest floor to colourful mountain blooms, there’s plenty to discover between now and November.

Ready to go bloom hunting? Here are a few trails to get you started:

⛰️ Stirling Range National Park trail network – With six spectacular trails and more than 1,500 native plant species, this location is a wildflower lover’s playground.

🌼 Wildflower Wander, Kondil Park, Nannup – 3.3km – Wander through jarrah, marri, sheoak and balga bushland, slowing down to search the understorey for delicate spider, donkey, greenhood and snail orchids.

🎨 Understory, Art in Nature, Northcliffe – 1.2km – Wildflowers meet art on this unique forest adventure. Keep your eyes peeled for colourful lobelias and fan flowers, along with spider, helmet and midge orchids emerging from the forest floor.

🌺 Harvey Wildflower Ridge Walk – 1.4km – This gently undulating trail winds past granite outcrops with sweeping views across Harvey Dam and towards the coast. Take your time, enjoy the wildflowers and keep watch for a bright blue wren flitting through the undergrowth.

Remember to admire wildflowers where they grow—stick to the trails, don’t pick the blooms and clean your footwear between locations to help prevent the spread of dieback.

Ready to go wildflower wandering? Find these trails and more at trailswa.com.au
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/experiences/wildflowers

📷 Tourism WA, Bainca Turri Photography, Francis Andrijich, DBCA, K.Stevens, Adele Gardiner, Forest Explorers

18/09/2026

🌼 Chase the wildflowers through the Wheatbelt! 🌼

Spring transforms WA’s wheatbelt into a spectacular display of everlastings, featherflowers orchids and colourful native blooms.

Here are five trails to add to your wildflower hunt list:
🏵 Highbury Walk – A gentle 1km trail near Narrogin, with orchids, everlastings and flowering shrubs among the wandoo and salmon gum woodland.
🌸 Kulin Macrocarpa Trail – A 1.1km loop showcasing the spectacular Eucalyptus macrocarpa, plus banksias, sundews, tinsel flowers and orchids.
🌼 Widimia Trail – This 3.6km easy walk near Morawa comes alive with white and yellow everlastings, pom poms, native shrubs and orchids.
💮 Reynoldson Reserve Walk Trail – Near Wongan Hills, this 2.4km trail is famous for its incredible variety of wildflowers, including seven varieties of Verticordia (featherflowers).
🌺 Wongan Wildflower Walk – A short 1km loop through bushland where August and September bring an abundance of wildflowers and orchids.
🌸 With hundreds of wildflower species across the Wheatbelt, every walk can reveal something new.

Remember: look, photograph and enjoy — but don’t pick the flowers.

Ready to explore? Plan your visit and find more trail details at
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/experiences/wildflowers?region[0]=wheatbelt-wave-rock
📷 D. Sawkins, C. Soord, Wongan Hills VC, Shire of Kulin

14/09/2026

🌸 Coral Coast colour is calling!

Wildflower season is putting on a show along WA’s Coral Coast. Follow the trail to carpets of everlastings, hidden orchids and bursts of spring colour. Pack the camera and add these three wildflower wanderings to your spring adventures:

🥾 Kalbarri National Park trail network – With more than 1,100 species of wildflowers and 14 trails to explore, Kalbarri National Park is a botanical hotspot made for spring adventures. Explore trails through the spectacular Murchison River gorges, rocky plateaus and coastal landscapes while keeping an eye out for pink pokers, Kalbarri catspaws, orchids, wattles and more.

🌼 Mullewa Bushland Trail – 2.2km loop – this easy trail winds through rocky bushland with views across the surrounding farmland and town. When winter rains have been kind, spring brings spectacular displays of wildflowers, including carpets of everlastings.

🌸 Plateau Loop Trail, Coalseam Conservation Park – 3.2km return –Everlastings and other wildflowers brighten the trailside, with carpets of yellow pompom-head everlastings leading towards sweeping views over the valley.

🌺 Whether you’re chasing carpets of colour or searching for tiny blooms tucked beside the trail, now is a beautiful time to head north and discover the Coral Coast in bloom.

Remember: wildflowers are protected. Leave them blooming where you find them, stick to the trail and take home only photos.

Ready to go wildflower wandering? Find these trails and more at trailswa.com.au.
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail-networks/kalbarri-national-park
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/mullewa-bushland-trail
http://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/plateau-loop-trail-coalseam-conservation-park
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📷 C.Atkins, TourismWA

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