Balmoral POW camp, Balmoral Road, East of Jarrahdale (70kms or 1 hour from Perth)
Jarrahdale Road
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Learn moreThe Balmoral Trail starts or finishes at the Jarrahdale World War II POW Camp. The trail goes through bushland and some farmland. Along the way the trail passes a log loading ramp and several "shield trees". These shield trees have numbers carved into them and were used by foresters in the 1920s as a grid reference system.
Signage describes its operation and explains the ruins that remain.
At one point the rail formation crosses a private farm. Stiles have been provided to allow access across the farm, but cyclists are advised to follow the Munda Biddi Trail which takes a slightly steeper route to avoid the private property.
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3 - 4 hours one way
11km one way
Group C (Mountain bike trails) required.
Group C (Mountain bike trails)
Balmoral POW camp, Balmoral Road, East of Jarrahdale (70kms or 1 hour from Perth)
Grade 1
No bushwalking experience required. Flat even surface with no steps or steep sections. Suitable for wheelchair users who have someone to assist them. Walks no greater than 5km.
Easiest
Likely to be a fire road or wide single track with a gentle gradient, smooth surface and free of obstacles. Frequent encounters are likely with other cyclists, walkers, runners and horse riders. For beginner/novice cyclists in good health with basic bike skills. Suitable for most bikes.
September to November
Drive 2WD
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Half day
120km
