Heritage Area, Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park Heritage Area, Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park
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Well, you gotta love a seesaw! In this part of the skills park you can enjoy an array of logs, platforms, seesaws and skinnies of varying sizes and difficulty. It's called the Heritage Area as it is a little bit of 'old-school' mountain biking that we have retained from the former skills park. You can access the Heritage Area from the Green Skills trail or from Bada Mandoo.
The Heritage Area challenges range from Easy to Difficult and the progressive boardwalk combines all three levels of difficulty.
The Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park contains over 20km of mountain bike trails and a dedicated Skills Park with skills and jump areas. The Goat Farm trails range from Easy (Green) to Extreme (Double Black) and include four trails suitable for adaptive cyclists.
Visitor Information Centres
Other Links
- Goat Farmers MTB Park action group
- Westcycle
- Perth Mountain Bike Club
- DBCA Park Alerts - latest info' on trail closures
- Break The Boundaries
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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Time / Duration
Short, Fast skills park features - designed to be sessioned.
Trail Start
Access the Heritage Area from the Green Skills Trail (Easy) or Bada Mandoo Trail (Moderate)
Trail End
Return to the main trailhead using the Green Skills Trail (Easy) or Bada Mandoo Trail (Moderate)
Mountain Bike
Moderate
Recommended for moderate intermediate riders with some technical mountain biking experience. Typically narrow trails with loose, soft, rocky or slippery sections and hills with short steep sections. Riders will encounter obstacles and technical trail features.
Visit Trail Tips for further information.
Additional information
The features in the Heritage Area vary in difficulty from Easy to Difficult. Designed for the width of 'old-school' mountain bikes, the boardwalk that wraps closely around the trunk of the tree may catch you out - rider Beware!
What To Pack
What To Pack
Group C - Mountain Biking & Gravel (Mountain bike, gravel and touring trails.)
- Always ride with a buddy and ride within your skill level
- Bike tools and spares (E.g. Mini bike-pump, spare tubes, puncture repair kit)
- Helmet, consider a full-face helmet for more difficult trails
- Water
- Snacks/ food
- Sun protection: sunglasses and sunscreen (SPF 30+)
- Additional protective gear: gloves, body armour
- For remote trails consider a PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) or satellite phone
- For longer trails take extra food and water
- Always have a first aid kit (vehicle nearby or on you for longer trails) and check that items are clean, properly sealed, have not exceeded expiry dates and that used items have been replaced
- Extra food and water in case of unexpected delays
Additional Useful Items
No drinking water available on site.
Hazards & Warnings
Summer months (December to April) can be extremely hot. Carry a full water bottle. Constructed trail features in this area may be above ground level and the surrounding surfaces and may include logs, granite and rock, so caution is advised. Riding the constructed timber and rock features in the Heritage Area carries inherent risks and from time-to-time maintenance and repairs will be required. Please alert Parks and Wildlife staff if you see something that needs maintenance: [email protected]
Safety
In case of an emergency on the trail, always carry a mobile phone and basic first aid supplies. The nearest hospital is St John of God Midland Public Hospital.
Facilities
The main trailhead is adjacent to the car park. Trailhead facilities include toilets, picnic tables, an information shelter and shaded areas to take a break between rides. There are also logs that you can sit on in the Heritage Area.
- Car Park
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Shaded Area
- Sheltered Area
Best time of year
mid April to October
Trail Access
Road, Train Bus or Ride
Prohibited Items
Dogs on leads are permitted at the Main Trailhead
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Heritage
Wide Seesaw
Blue Boardwalk Skinny and log ride to Seesaw
Progressive boardwalk
Narrow seesaw
Elevated boardwalk
Elavated boardwalk - blue and black options
Black option - Log ride and rock skinny
Black level - trail style skinny
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