
Firetail


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Trail Start
Get directionsTop section of Dam It blue descending trail, Wellington National Park, 185km south of Perth.
Trail End
Get directionsMidway of Dam It blue descending trail, Wellington National Park, 185km south of Perth.
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Learn moreAbout Firetail
A black grade descending trail with technical rock gardens and some interesting options for the more game riders.
This is an alternate black line descent starting just after Dam It trail starts.
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Time / Duration
5 minutes
Length
300m
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
Trail Start
Top section of Dam It blue descending trail, Wellington National Park, 185km south of Perth.
Trail End
Midway of Dam It blue descending trail, Wellington National Park, 185km south of Perth.
Mountain Bike
Very Difficult
Likely to be a challenging single trail with steep gradients, variable surface and many obstacles. Suitable for experienced mountain bikers with higher level of fitness and good skills. Suitable for better quality mountain bikes.
Hazards & Warnings
Mountain biking is a potentially dangerous activity with inherent risks. Ride within your skills and abilities. It should only be undertaken with a full understanding of all the risks.Facilities
Facilities are available at Wellington Dam. The café is open Thursdays to Mondays and every day during school holidays. Drinking water is not available,.Campsite bookings for Potters Gorge can be made at the Kiosk. (Phone 9734 7521)
- BBQ Facilities
- Camping
- Car Park
- Kiosk
- Parking for Disabled
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Toilet Facilities for Disabled
- Access without assistance for the Disabled
- Cafe
- Coach Parking
- View Platform
Best time of year
September to June
Fees
Camping fees apply
Trail Access
By car to Wellington National Park.
Prohibited Items
No pets

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