Boylan
About this cycle path
The Boylan cycle path is a 6.9 km dirt-surface route near Bunbury suited to riders seeking a moderate outing away from sealed roads. The trail offers a practical alternative to bitumen for mountain bikers and hybrid riders. Well-maintained dirt throughout makes it accessible to confident cyclists, with enough distance to feel like a worthwhile ride without demanding serious fitness.
Highlights
- 6.9 km dirt loop ideal for mountain bike training
- Moderate gradient keeps most riders engaged
- Quiet route away from traffic
- Manageable 30-minute round trip
What to expect
Firm dirt surface with gentle to moderate climbs and descents. The track is regularly maintained and signposted. Expect mixed sun and shade depending on adjacent vegetation; sections may be open or tree-lined. Grip and traction are generally good on dry days, though recent rain may soften the track.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Carry water, especially on warm days. Dirt surfaces can be slippery after rain—check conditions before riding. Suitable for mountain bikes and hybrid bikes with decent tyres. Spring (Aug–Oct) offers pleasant riding temperatures. In summer, start early to avoid heat. Best ridden in cooler months.