Kylie Trail, Collie

This trail offers riders the opportunity to head out from Collie and experience a fun flowing mountain bike trail through Westralia Conservation Park with plenty on offer for both experienced and inexperienced riders.

The trail starts at Minninup Pool and runs alongside Collie River Scenic Drive to Coalfields Road, allowing riders to experience a cross country style trail with fast and flowing descents and plenty of climbs that will keep the legs pumping. A 300m technical moderate (blue) alternate line offers riders the chance to test their descending skills. When a breather is required, riders can stop at the Djinang Koorliny. Lookout or the Kaniyang Wiilman Bridge and take in the views of the river valley.

The trail motif features a kylie (boomerang) based on the shape of the trail and the Ngarngungudditj Walgu (hairy-faced snake), which created all the rivers and waters and then came to rest in Minninup Pool. When the moon is full and high in the night sky, you can see his spirit resting there. That’s what makes this place so important and special.

We acknowledge the traditional owners of these lands and waters, the Wiilman people of the Bibbulmun Nation, and pay our respect to elders past and present. Please tread lightly and respectfully on this land and enjoy your visit.

Kylie-Collie Loop 
The Kylie Trail connects with the dual-use Karak Trail, providing riders with a direct path to the Collie Visitor Centre. You can then ride through town to the Soldiers Park trailhead and along the dual-use Collie River Trail to return to Minninup Pool. These three trails are a 21km loop.

Karak Trail 5.8km
From the finish of the Kylie Trail to the Collie Visitor Centre (20 to 30 minutes).

Collie River Trail 6km
From Soldiers Park to Minninup Pool (30 to 45 minutes).