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Jinker Trail, Jarrahdale Horse Trails Jinker Trail, Jarrahdale Horse Trails

  • Half day
  • 20 km
    • Horse Moderate

      Moderate trail with short, steep hills and variable surface. Occasional obstacles such as rocks, logs and shallow ford crossing may be present. There may be obstacles that require dismounting. Directional signage is provided. Recommended for riders with an intermediate level of riding skill and moderate fitness. A horse with some trail experience and training is recommended. 

Take the reins and enjoy a longer 20km loop trail through regrowth jarrah forest and rehabilitated mining areas. A 4.2km spur is available to extend your adventure, saddle up!

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This 20km loop meanders through regrowth jarrah forrest in an anticlockwise direction, giving riders an extensive, pleasant journey they won't forget.

This trail requires an intermediate level of riding skill and moderate fitness. Expect some short, steep hills and variable surfaces including some rocky sections. Occasional obstacles may be present. Hoof protection and a horse with some trail experience and training are recommended.

Want to add a little extra to your ride? The Stirrup Spur Trail provides a 4.2km extension to the Jinker Trail taking riders to a scenic lookout.

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Time / Duration

Half-day

Length

20km

Trail Start

Jarrahdale Oval, corner Nettleton and Millars Road

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Trail End

Horse

Moderate

Moderate trail with short, steep hills and variable surface. Occasional obstacles such as rocks, logs and shallow ford crossing may be present. There may be obstacles that require dismounting. Directional signage is provided. Recommended for riders with an intermediate level of riding skill and moderate fitness. A horse with some trail experience and training is recommended. 

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Safety

Be safe
• Ride with a friend and tell someone your plans.
• Horse riding is not recommended in hot or other extreme weather conditions due to the risk of bushfires or winter storms.
• Do not rely on your mobile phone. Coverage in the area may be limited.
• In the event of an emergency, phone Triple Zero (000). The nearest emergency hospital is located in Armadale.

Facilities

Please note mounting blocks and 4 horse yards are provided for this trail. There is also float parking available.

  • Car Park
  • Lookouts
  • Picnic Area
  • Water Access Points

Trail Access

Jarrahdale Oval, off Nettleton Road

Prohibited Items

No pets

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