Drop Bear
About this cycle path
Drop Bear is a short, easy dirt cycle path near Pemberton ideal for a quick spin. At just 920 metres, it's perfect for families, beginners or anyone wanting a brief ride through local terrain. The gentle gradient and manageable distance make it accessible year-round, though WA summers bring heat and bushfire risk.
Highlights
- Quick 5-minute ride, ideal for families
- Dirt surface through local bush
- Easy gradient, no technical sections
- Pemberton trailhead access
What to expect
Flat to gently rolling dirt track through typical South-West bush character. Well-maintained surface suitable for hybrid and mountain bikes. Minimal elevation change. Likely some shade from jarrah or marri forest, though exposure varies with season. Check local signposting and trail condition before riding.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Carry water even on short rides—WA heat builds quickly. Summer (Dec–Feb) brings bushfire risk; check local fire danger before heading out. Wear sun protection and suitable cycling shoes with grip. Best ridden in autumn or spring when temperatures are mild and bush is at its greenest.