Jandakot Regional Park Bridle Trails Jandakot Regional Park Bridle Trails
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This trail network is great place to start out on your trail riding experience, as it is fenced and you cannot get totally lost.
The trail starts at the Mangenup Equestrian Centre where there is plenty of parking for floats and some yards for horses. Access to the trails in Jandakot Regional Park is through some gates at the rear of the equestrian centre. You'll need to go over a step-over to enter the park. Alternative access is at Frayne Place or Pony Place if you dont have a vehicle and are riding in.
Trails are sand and/or limestone, so depending on where you go, horses do not have to be shod. The trails get very dusty in summer and the area can be quite wet in some places in winter. There are stepovers to access the trails to stop motorbikes getting in. The Southern boundary of the park does go along a moderately busy road so you may encounter traffic, but there is a fence between you and the road.
ATHRA rating - Intermediate
If you are prepared to cross some busy roads for a longer ride, Jandakot Regional Park Bridle Trails connect to the Oakford Bridle Trail Network, and this connects further into the Darling Downs Bridle Trails (Equestrian Park). You'll need to come out onto Pony Place using the stepovers to connect into the Oakford Trail network (see Oakford map in links)
Fremantle Visitor Centre
(08) 9431 7878
- [email protected]
- Visit website
- Walyalup Koort, 155 High Street, Fremantle WA 6160
Other Links
- Magenup Riding club
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Oakford Trail Connections - Map
If you'd like to Extend your ride into Oakford Bridle Trails
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Time / Duration
Time depends on how many trails you ride
Length
14km total length of the trails
What To Pack
Group H - Equestrian Trails (Equestrian and Horse Trekking trails) required.
What To Pack
Group H - Equestrian Trails (Equestrian and Horse Trekking trails)
- Minimum 2 litres of water per person per day
- Riding helmet (Riders under the age of 18 must wear helmets when riding in parks. It is strongly recommended that all other riders also wear helmets.)
- Appropriate riding footwear
- Additional personal protective equipment may be considered e.g. gloves, high visibility vest
- Sunglasses, sunscreen (30+) and insect repellent
- Map(s)
- Snacks
- Clothing to suit the activity, environment and weather conditions.
- Personal first aid kit and equine first aid kit for longer trails
- Binoculars and camera (optional)
- Please see further information on the Trail Tips page.
Trail End
Return to Magenup Equestrian Centre
Safety
Please be courteous at all times to other users of the park, which can include walkers and dogs.
Facilities
There is float parking at the Magenup Equestrian Centre on the western side of the park. Please clean up all your manure and hay before leaving. No other facilities are avilable.
- Car Park
Best time of year
April to November
Trail Access
Drive to Wandi (suburb of Perth)
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