Munda Biddi Trail is a 600km, grade 3 hike located in the Regional Western Australia, Western Australia. The hike should take around 50 days to complete.

Length: 600km

Duration: 50 days

Grade: 3

Style: One Way

Start: Mundaring

End: Manjimup

Location: Regional Western Australia

Closest town: Mundaring

Western Australia

From state capital: 143km

Longitude: 116.05399131240395

Latitude: -32.915836879332225

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Hike overview

Paralleling the famous Bibbulmun walking track, this massive mountain bike and walking trail will eventually reach from Mundaring near Perth to Albany.

The first 333 km section from Mundaring to Collie was finished in July 2004, and by 2009 was half completed with the 498 km to Nannup open.

Below are some of the major sections that follow railway formations. With the relatively gentle grades typical of railway formations, the sections below may be a good choice for those wanting to cycle a section of the Munda Biddi.

About one third of the distance will be on old railway formations making it among the longest rail trails in the world.

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About the region

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Anita Karnakowski

24/03/2022, 05:23

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1. Lynda Maddison
  
  One for you Leonie Crowe
  
  07/08/2018, 20:08
  
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2. Meg Fitzpatrick
  
  Mikaela then there’s also this one…
  
  07/09/2018, 16:49
  
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3. Joelle Barallon
  
  Brooke Louisa Nolan we should cycle this?
  
  24/03/2022, 05:23
  
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4. Rosemary Andrykanus
  
  here’s a hike for ya Shane Mervin
  
  24/03/2022, 05:23
  
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5. Tanya Bosch
  
  It’s more like 950K +
  
  24/03/2022, 05:23
  
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6. Shane Mervin
  
  Rosemary Andrykanus ?? good point
  
  24/03/2022, 05:23
  
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7. Shane Mervin
  
  Rosemary Andrykanus ?? I like hiking but that’s 50 days of my life.
  
  24/03/2022, 05:23
  
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