A mountain biker coming around a corner on a mountain bike trail surrounded by grass trees and other native trees

Cycling & Mountain Biking

Road, Mountain or Recreational - we've got your cycling routes covered!

The City of Kalamunda's location is ideal for all types of cycling and caters for all levels of experience.

SHARE THE SPACE
Be aware, predictable and courteous. Avoid distractions while walking, cycling and driving on our roads, shared paths, trails and footpaths.
The City encourages all persons to Share the Space.

Kalamunda Railway Heritage Trail

This trail route celebrates the previous railway track which combines trails suited for both walking and cycling. Visitors can experience the amazing flora and fauna of the Perth Hills.

The is a dual use trail. Cyclists are welcome however please ride slowly and share the space. Please obey these directions for everyone's safety and enjoyment.

Grading

Mountain Bike Trails: Easy - Medium.
- Kalamunda to Lesmurdie Road - Easy
- Remaining Trail: Medium.

The trail is currently divided into four sections, each based on having suitable parking access, thus being places where people will naturally start or finish a trail.

Find detailed trail maps and information here

Kalamunda Mountain Bike Collective

One of the most popular destinations in WA which covers over 40km of fully signed single-track. This trails area is situated in both National and State Forest.

All trails are based on International Mountain Bike Association grading standards.

BLACK DIAMOND = Difficult
BLUE SQUARE = Intermediate
GREEN CIRCLE = Easy

There are four main parking areas located off Mundaring Weir Road:

Calamunda Camel Farm: Toilets and Bike Repair available
Farrell Grove: Toilets available
Black Stump
The Dell: Toilets available

Please obey these directions for everyone's safety and enjoyment.

Get more information including maps here

Destination Perth: Perth Hills Cycle Trails

Destination Perth have put together a range of information showcasing a number of cycle attractions for both the leisure cyclist to the mountain biker.

Trail information provided on:

Munda Biddi Bike Trail: approx. distance 582km to Manjimup
The Kep Track: approx. distance 75km Mundaring to Northam
Railway Reserves Heritage Trail: approx. distance 41km - follows the old Eastern Railway
Four Trails Ride: approx. distance 67km - starting in Midland to Armadale
Mason and Bird Heritage Trail: approx. distance 7km - follows the 1870 Mason Mill tram way route
Kalamunda Railway Heritage Trail: approx. distance 6.5km from Walliston to Zig Zag Drive

Get all the Destination Perth information and details here

Trails WA:

Established in 2012, Trails WA is making it easier for people to find information on the trails available in WA.

Cycle: Showcasing a range of cycling guides and maps covering most of the Perth region.

Mountain Bike: Offering varying tracks and degrees of difficulty including details on the Munda Biddi Trail.

Find out more about Trails WA here

Follow My Ride

Started in 2014, to help people discover, prepare and plan for off road bike rides in WA. With primary focus initially given to the Munda Biddi Trail, this has expanded to include other rides and information from various persons who cycle the trails.

Munda Biddi Trail is approximately a 1000km road cycling trail from Mundaring to Albany often using old rail trails/forms. This ride highlights much history and showcases natural beauty of our WA state.

Find out more about Follow My Ride here