Bibbulmun Track excursions
About this walking route
This 4.1 km Bibbulmun Track excursion near Collie offers a moderate walk through the jarrah and marri forest of south-western WA. Well-signposted and taking around 55 minutes, it's a good half-day option for those wanting to sample one of Australia's longest walking tracks without committing to a multi-day trek. The route showcases typical forest character of the region.
Highlights
- Signposted section of the iconic Bibbulmun Track
- Jarrah and marri woodland typical of south-west WA
- Moderate terrain suitable for most fitness levels
- Half-day walk from Collie town base
What to expect
Well-formed forest floor underfoot with gentle to moderate grades. The trail winds through dense bushland with reasonable shade from mature trees, though exposure increases during warmer months. Clear signposting throughout makes navigation straightforward. Some sections may be softer after rain; wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip.
Good to know
- Waymarked route
Carry at least one litre of water, especially in warmer months. Summer (Dec–Feb) brings heat and bushfire risk; spring wildflowers (Aug–Oct) reward early-season visits. Dogs are not permitted on the Bibbulmun Track. Check conditions locally before heading out, particularly after heavy rain or during fire season.