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Dwellingup is an invigorating haven for the wild at heart. Just over an hour from Perth, this forest-framed town is surrounded by fresh air, flowing rivers and endless green spaces....
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Pindjarup & Wiilman Noongar Country
Part of Murray Valley Trails, Dwellingup network
Part of Murray Valley Trails, Dwellingup network
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A descending cross-country trail with technical features and fast berms that lead ontop a short dual slalom track to race your mates. Test your XCO skills by linking with Captain Hook to create a XCO loop.
Part of the Murray Valley Mountain Bike Trails in Dwellingup.
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Lane Poole Reserve is a 55,000-hectare conservation area near Dwellingup, Western Australia. It protects the largest remaining block of the northern Jarrah Forest, acting as a crucial sanctuary for approximately 500 native plant species and over 100 native wildlife species.
The reserve's plant life is defined by its changing elevations, running from deep river valleys to high forest canopies. The forest is dominated by Jarrah and Marri trees. You will also spot Yarri (WA Blackbutt) in the lush valleys and Wandoo woodlands stretching across the drier eastern ridges. Bull Banksia, Sheoak, and the uniquely named Snottygobble are common understorey trees. In spring, the forest comes alive with colour, including orchids, grevilleas and bright acacias.
The dense swamp thickets hide a rare mainland population of the Quokka. Look closely in the undergrowth at dawn or dusk to spot the elusive Chuditch (Western Quoll), the Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong), and the Western Ringtail Possum. A haven for birdwatchers, the reserve hosts over 120 bird species, inlcuding splendid fairy-wrens, red-tailed black cockatoos, grey fantails, and the elusive noisy scrub-bird. The Murray River weaves through the reserve, supporting native freshwater species like marron (freshwater crayfish), Western Pygmy Perch, as well as introduced species like rainbow trout.
Luxurious chalets set in the tranquillity of the natural bushland. All fully equipped with modern kitchens and linen provided. Beautiful views of the lake from the private balconies.
Waypoints Café serves tasty, seasonal food and drinks to nourish the active and adventurous. Overlooking the skate park, pump track, Hotham Valley train and shaded lawn you won't ever need to leave!
Invent your own adventure and lose yourself in the forest and river valleys of Dwellingup.
Lewis Park is a 16 hectare property with valley and forest views. A perfect place to escape the city and have a relaxing weekend away.
Looking for transport to or from Dwellingup? A drop off out on to the Bibbulmun Track perhaps? We can get you where you want to be!
Licensed family restaurant with locally sourced produce inspiring the breakfast, lunch and dinner menu.
Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Less than 15 minutes
1.3km
National Park fees
At the end of Captain Hook or access the start of the trail from Yarri Up.
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.
Group C - Mountain Biking & Gravel (Mountain bike, gravel and touring trails.)
Bring your own water. No drinking water available.
17°C
Feels like 17°C
Max 18°C
Min 14°C
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