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Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park, Greenmount

Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park, Greenmount

Mountain Bike network in Perth & Surrounds

Perth’s premier MTB destination with a dedicated skills park and over 20km of trails to choose from, designed for all kinds of disciplines and skill level. Downhill, cross country, dedicated jump trails, adaptive trails for hand-cycles and easy trails that you can ride with the kids. All of this is within riding distance of the Midland train station.

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Located on the outskirts of Perth, The Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park contains over 20km of trail. For many riders, the stand-out is the Skills Park with all levels of skills and jumps action.
Trails range from Easy (Green) to Extreme (Double Black) and include four trails suitable for adaptive cyclists.
The Goat Farm is a popular first stop for Perth riders. XC, DH and Gravity riders are well catered for.
Plan Your Ride… When you explore the trail listings you can download “The Goat Farm Mountain Bike Trails Guide”
Are you a beginner rider? We recommend that you start on the Green (easy) trail loops, Convict, Probation, Banishment and Ngarna and then to progress your skills move on to the green skills loop in the Skills Park.

Getting there

Driving: Turn off Great Eastern Hwy onto Greenmount Rise and follow the sealed road to the carpark at the Main Trailhead.
Public Transport Option: You can ride in, it’s 4km from Midland Train Station
Locals: Ride in from the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail which joins the Ngarna trail in the Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park network.

Accommodation

There is a wide range of accommodation in the Perth Hills. Check out the trails links to Perth Hills Centre and Mundaring Visitor Centre for local advice and booking assistance.

Facilities

The main trailhead is adjacent to the car park. Trailhead facilities include toilets, picnic tables, an information shelter and shaded areas to take a break between rides. There are also places to sit and watch the action in the skills park and additional picnic tables at the upper trailhead. You will need to bring your own water as it is not supplied in the park. Please remember to take your rubbish home with you and use ‘Leave No Trace’ practices while out on the trails.

Images courtesy of Stack Photography and Nic Quinn

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The Goat Farm Mountain Bike Trails Guide

Get directions to Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park, Greenmount

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