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Halls Head Coastal Trail, Mandurah

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  • 1-3 hours
  • 12 km

Halls Head Coastal Trail is a twelve kilometre moderate walk or bike ride along the beautiful coastline of Mandurah, the heart of the Peel Region. Experience “Anytime Adventures” and enjoy spectacular views over the Indian Ocean.

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Trail Start

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Doddis Beach, Halls Head Parade, Mandurah

Trail End

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Boardwalk Boulevard, Seascapes

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Starting at Doddi's Beach on Halls Head Parade in Mandurah, the Halls Head Coastal Trail takes walkers along the coastline to the suburb Seascapes. Dolphins are frequently sighted here, as well as the occasional seal and whales.

There are plenty of seating areas along the way, as well as boardwalks, toilets, water fountains and playgrounds for kids. There are some fairly steep hills to negotiate along the way. For those that prefer a longer walk you can continue on to Falcon Bay, although there are breaks in the path.

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08 9550 3999

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Time / Duration

Time depends if you walk or ride

Length

12km return

What To Pack

Group A (Urban trails or short trails near facilities) required.

Trail Start

Doddis Beach, Halls Head Parade, Mandurah

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Trail End

Boardwalk Boulevard, Seascapes

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Difficulty Notes

Easy to moderate depending on distance and if you're walking or cycling.

Hazards & Warnings

Beware of snakes in summer - December to February.

Facilities

  • Bicycle Path
  • Child Activities
  • Dog Friendly
  • Picnic Area
  • View Platform

Best time of year

anytime

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Trail Access

Road or train to Mandurah

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3 trail goers have rated Halls Head Coastal Trail, Mandurah as 3.33 out of 5!

We love to hear from people who've been on our Western Australian trails, so it would be most appreciated it if you wanted to leave a review.

Tony Elson

Reviewed 5 May 2022, 4:37pm

Also known as Mandurah Coastal Cycle-way. This is a great trail to walk but is definitely not suitable for cycling. It's ok if you wish to ride at walking pace but anything faster than that you will be met with a concrete path with varying grip, off camber bends, bends that are too sharp (90deg) to take on a bicycle, at any speed. The path disappears at one point and there isn't even an arrow painted on the ground to tell you which way to go to rejoin it. If you do happen to make it to the end, without injury, you may find the concrete has ripped your tires to shreds. Doesn't even come close to complying to Australian standards for cycle-ways and should be avoided.
Michelle Forgette

Reviewed 7 Aug 2018, 8:17am

Very scenic trail, lovely on a bike. During the summer it can be busy but worth the adventure. I love looking at both the houses and the beaches.
Leanne Russell

Reviewed 27 Sep 2015, 6:14pm

This trail d is rather easy to walk, and extends all the way to Falcon Bay and beyond. Although it does have a few steep-ish hills it's easy enough to walk/run. In some places there are no footpaths, so roads or dirt edges are used instead.
It does get windy in parts, but overall a lovely walk with spectacular views.

It's a very popular path. We went on a Sunday morning and we saw plenty of other people running, walking and on bikes.

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