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Riders are advised that trail maintenance works are currently being undertaken within the Kalamunda Mountain Bike Network until further notice.

During this period, trails may be closed, realigned or redirected to facilitate works and ensure public safety.

For your safety, be mindful of machinery, stay on the marked trails and follow all signage and instructions from Parks and Wildlife Staff.

For more information, contact the Parks and Wildlife Mundaring office on (08) 9290 6100.

Kalamunda MTB Trails

The largest, most popular network of trails in WA. Riders start from several car parks in the network which offers a wide variety of trails from skills loops for beginners to shuttle runs for downhill riders.

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With over 40km of fully signed single-track, the Kalamunda Trails area is the most popular MTB destination in WA. It is only a 40 minutes drive from the centre of Perth, and is situated  in both picturesque National Park and State Forest.  The Black Stump Pump Track is an outstanding facility suitable for riders of all ages and abilities and a great introduction to mountain biking.

Based on the IMBA grading there are approximately 6 kilometres of green trails and a skills loop with information boards discussing technique. The green trails are mainly on the western side of the network. 

Intermediate IMBA blue trails account for the majority of the trails at 34 kilometres in the network. 

There are three advanced IMBA black trails and two of them feed off the top of Mt Gunjin making shuttle runs possible in a vehicle and dropping approximately 100m in height. With the loose pea gravel tyre selection is important with larger grippy tyres favoured. 

The middle of summer is also to be avoided due to extreme heat and loose dry soil. The best time to ride is often a day after some light rain to help hold the soil together providing a faster surface to ride on.  

Bikes hire available nearby and a shuttle service is run by volunteers on some Sundays.

For more information about services, the trails and a map visit the Kalamunda Mountain Bike Collective website.

Parking Areas and Facilities

Calamunda Trail Hub carpark

A safe place to leave your car and the largest car park in the area. 

Farrell Grove car park and picnic area

Large DBCA managed car park off Mundaring Weir Rd. There are lots of picnic tables and some toilets here. Great place to park if you want to ride the trails around Scorpion or Gunjin, especially if the Dell is full.

Black Stump car park

A good place to park at the western end of the trails network. There is a trailhead map and noticeboard.
Cross Mundaring Weir Rd to the north side and pick up the trail from here. After 50m you will have a choice of the longer, harder Blue rated "Slippery When Dry" trail or the easier Green rated trail.

The Dell

One of the busiest and smaller car parks. It has great trail access, toilets and several picnic areas in beautiful bush surroundings.

Perth Hills Kalamunda Visitor Centre

(08) 9257 9998

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