220 Trail, Arklow Trails, Collie
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Trail Start
Get directionsThe trail starts across the road from Ray's Trail car park on Harris River Rd just past Harris River Estate Winery
Trail End
Get directionsHarris Dam
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Learn moreAbout 220 Trail, Arklow Trails, Collie
The 220 trail forms part of the Arklow Network near Collie and can be ridden in conjunction with other trails for a longer ride.
Access the trail by parking at Ray's Trail car park on Harris River Road, just past Harris River Estate Winery. You will find the 220 trailhead in the car park across the road.
Alternatively, you can ride out of town on the Munda Biddi Trail, linking into the Arklow Network using Mornington Glory and Dead Cats Trails.
There is also a shuttle service operating in town. (See 'Links' for details)
Other Links
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Crank'n Cycles Collie
Bike hire and repairs, trail maps and info - 9734 1471
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TraaVerse
Trail transfers to and from the trails - 0417 654 426
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Harris River Estate
Cycle friendly winery and accommodation, that can be accessed directly via Ray's Trail. And if you don't like wine, they brew beer, ale and cider as well. (08) 9734 4042
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The Colliefields
Cycle friendly budget accommodation, with secure bike storage at the rear. (You can take your bike up to your room if you prefer) Free breakfast with your room. Cafe open for cooked breakfast and lunch daily. (08) 9734 2052
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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Time / Duration
Depends on which trails you ride.
Length
Can form part of a longer ride by using other trails in the network
What To Pack
Group C (Mountain bike trails) required.
What To Pack
Group C (Mountain bike trails)
- Group A and B items (see Trail Tips) plus
- Gloves to prevent blisters
- Spare inner tubes or puncture repair kit, pump, tool kit
- Mountain bike shoes and clipless pedals are recommended
Additional Useful Items
Remember to carry adequate drinking water as there is none available on the trailTrail Start
The trail starts across the road from Ray's Trail car park on Harris River Rd just past Harris River Estate Winery
Mountain Bike
More Difficult
Likely to be a single trail with moderate gradients, variable surface and obstacles. Suitable for skilled mountain bikers with good standard of
fitness using mountain bikes.
Difficulty Notes
There are some alternate, more difficult sections on this trail
Facilities
Shuttle Service - TraaVerse 0417 654 426- Car Park
Best time of year
March to November
Trail Access
Bus or self drive from Perth to Collie. Drive or local shuttle service to trail head. You can ride from Collie to the trail via the Munda Biddi, Mornington Glory and Dead Cats Trails
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The alternate Rock Pile on the 220
This trail is well built and fast to ride, with a fun, challenging rock pile at the northern end.
The 220 Trail is mostly single track and part of the Arklow Network
The 6.2 km 220 Trail forms part of the Arklow Network near Collie and can be ridden in conjunction with other trails for a longer ride.
The trail winds it's way through some stunning jarrah forest
It follows the 220m contour all the way to Harris Dam, winding its way through some lovely jarrah forest along the way.View 3 Photos of 220 Trail, Arklow Trails, Collie
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