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Wild Gravel Trail, Gnowangerup Wild Gravel Trail, Gnowangerup

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Gravel, Touring
 in South West

  • Multiple day
  • 440 km

Inspired by the Wild Gravel cycling and running event in the Stirling Range, the Wild Gravel Trail is a long distance gravel cycling route that you can tackle whenever you wish, at your own pace. 

Wild Gravel Trail Amelup Shire Of Gnowangerup
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Get a group of friends together, plan a few days exploring the picturesque route that takes you all over the region, incorporating the iconic Koi Kyeunu-ruff / Stirling Range. Take in beautifully quiet farmland, historic railway villages and big landscapes teeming with native birdlife, as you cycle along gravel roads. 

Visiting eight towns along the route, and with many more within close proximity, you won’t need to carry all your supplies for the trip with you – there are plenty of food and accommodation options along the way.

Designed to be ridden on gravel bikes, but equally accessible by mountain bikes, the trail allows long distance riding over multiple days on non-technical, low traffic gravel roads. 

Tackle the trail in one go, or try it one section at a time. Either way, add it to your gravel riding bucket list! 

Shire of Gnowangerup

(08) 9827 1007

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Time / Duration

3-7 days

Length

440km

Elevation

3800m

Trail Start

Shire of Gnowangerup Administration Building. 28 Yougenup Rd Gnowangerup WA 6335

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Trail End

Gnowangerup

Additional information

Approximately 85% of the trail is on gravel roads, in places closer to town the trail is on asphalt roads.

Hazards & Warnings

The trail travels in some semi-remote places without regular access to supplies such as food and water outside of towns. Please ensure you plan ahead, including checking opening hours of shops. 

Safety

Some of the busier sections of the trail, particularly around Bluff Knoll and Mount Barker, are on sealed asphalt roads with higher speed traffic including road trains.

Please exercise caution on these sections with respect to traffic.

Facilities

Camping is available at Caravan Parks in Gnowangerup, Ongerup, near Bluff Knoll (Stirling Range Retreat & Mt Trio Bush Camp & Caravan Park), Mount Barker, Kendenup, Cranbrook, Broomehill and Katanning. For details go to the Great Southern Treasures website, which also lists many other accommodation options.

  • Camping
  • Cafe
  • Car Park
  • Picnic Area
  • Public Telephone
  • Public Toilet
  • Shop
  • Shaded Area

Trail Access

By car, 350km from Perth CBD

Prohibited Items

No pets allowed in the National Park

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