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Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park
Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park is located 2 kilometres east of Nannup. This network offer riders a variety of gravity inspired experiences through a working pine plantation. The trails vary from rough and rocky, to fast and flowing and the diverse mix of terrain offers something for the beginners through to the experienced riders with cross country, all mountain, downhill and flow trails.
Mountain Bike network in South West
Overview
Nannup is rough, rocky and raw. The trails are located in pine forest with steep terrain providing adventure and are challenging for riders. The trails range from Green - Easy to Double Black - Extreme. Sight rides are recommended on the trails ride within your ability level and mountain bike experience. Â
Getting There:
Nannup is just over 3 hours drive south of Perth in the Southern Forests region. You can access the trails from town on the sealed Town to Tank trail or you can drive to the trailhead.Â
There are two main trailheads Weitj (Emu) Trailhead (Tank 8 trails) and Tank 7 Trailhead in the mountain bike park.
Access:Â
Personal: shuttles are able to operate at Tank 7 trails only, access is via Lindsay Road to the Tank 7 Lookout.
Commercial: The western trails are accessed by riders riding the climbing trails or commercial shuttles only.
No private vehicles are allowed to operate in the Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park, this is for risk management reasons.Â
Please respect private property owners surrounding the mountain bike park.
Note: The Trails are located at Tank 7 and Tank 8, the name Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park encompasses all trails.
Motorbikes are prohibited at Tank 7.
Navigating
Secondary Trailheads provide You Are Here location maps and outline trails available from these locations. Online maps using the Experience Nannup app (Android and Apple) provide a GPS location without mobile phone service and up to date trails information.
Safety and Facilities
The weather can range from hot summers to cool cold winters. Dress for the weather and carry water, snacks/food, a mobile phone and ride with a partner/buddy.Â
Fresh water and toilets are available at
- Marinko Tomas Park
- Nannup Town Hall
- Shire of Nannup offices (toilets) in town.
- There are bike wash and toilet facilities at the Nannup Foreshore Park.
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Stay
Accommodation and food is available in Nannup. Go online or drop into the Nannup Visitor Centre in town. There is a local bike mechanic and mountain bike hire available.
The Munda Biddi Trail winds through Nannup going south to Albany or north to Perth.
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Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park
Sweeping round the curves
Rider Rod Annear
Double Black line view
Rider Mitch Monotti
Roo Beds trail motif
The Green Mile trail motif
Going in
Rider Mark Hudson
Steep down – rock garden
Rider Emily Mountford
Big drop off
Rider Mitch Monotti
Sweeping through the bends
Riders Mitch Monotti and Heath Dobson
Fade To Black trail sign
Connect 4 trail motif
Entering the rocky section
Rider Peter Smythe
Stairway to Seven trail motif
Eagle Eye trail motif
Folly Farmer trail motif
Tiger King trail motif
Bridge to somewhere
Multi use trail connecting town & Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park
Rider Nicole Botica
Town To Tank trail motif
Slippery Gypsy trail motif
Flying
Rider Dale Foord
Hitting it big time
Rider David Du Plessis
Eyes looking ahead
Rider Sharon McBride
Down over the rock armour
Rider Mitch Monotti
Fun Guy trail motif
Rolling down the hill
Rider Sharon McBride
Perspective out across the valley
Taking in the view
Riders Emily Mountford and Tanya Bailey
Flat Earth trail motif
The Local trail motif
Blindside trail motif
Enjoying the ride
Rider Sharon McBride
Descending through the pines
Heading down into the valley
Spectacular view out across the valley
Riders Mitch Monotti and Heath Dobson
Flylacine trail motif
Putting the hammer down
Rider Craig Stallard
Outlaws trail motif
Pushing it
Rider Peter Smythe
Hitting the table top
Rider Tanya Bailey
Picking the line down through the rock garden
Rider Peter Smythe
This is a big trail
Rider David Du Plessis
Riding down the rock face
Rider David Du Plessis
Fade To Black trail motif
Sweeping down around the curve
Rider Tanya Bailey
On the move, about to head down
Rider Cale Hawley
Allpine Trail Motif
Cheap Thrills trail motif
Rolling into the finish
Rider Dale Foord
Down through the rock garden
Rider Emily Mountford
About to run out the rock garden
Rider Heath Dobson
Blackwood trail sign
Barrelling down around the berm
Rider Craig Stallard
Dropping in
Rider Mitch Monotti
Looking through
Rider Rod Annear
About to choose the high or low line on The Local
Rider David Du Plessis
Corkscrew berms
Rider Peter Smythe
Alternative line through
Rider Emily Mountford
Ramping it up
Rider Peter Smythe
Black Ice trail motif
Air time
Rider Mark Hudson
Easy Tiger trail motif
Launching
Rider David Du Plessis
Black Ice trail sign
Tank to Tank trail motif
The long climb to Tank 7
Rider Emily Mountford
Blackwood trail motif
At the top of Tank 7
Rider Mitch Monotti
Alternative line through the gap
Rider David Du Plessis
Just cruising
Rider Sharon McBride
Aerial shot through the young pines
Double Black line option
Rider Mitch Monotti
Weitj Awhile trail motif
Not Much Room trail motif
Jumping the filter at the entry
Rider Tanya Bailey
Sweeping down through the pines
Rider Craig Stallard
Through the big line of berms
Rider Mitch Monotti
Tiger Cub trail motif
Rider train
Rider David Du Plessis
Elevator trail motif
Mannup trail motif
Training Wheels trail motif
Flylacine trail marker
Choosing the Double Black line
Rider Mitch Monotti
Man Vs Machine trail motif
Train in operation
Riders Mitch Monotti, Peter Smythe & David Du Plessis
Climbing
Rider Dale Foord