Dunsborough to Busselton Shared Path
About this cycle route
The Dunsborough to Busselton Shared Path is a 31 km cycling route linking two Margaret River region towns across relatively flat terrain. Well-signposted and open year-round, it's a solid day ride for intermediate to experienced riders seeking a longer coastal loop. Summer heat and occasional wind can test fitness; spring offers the best riding conditions.
Highlights
- 31 km point-to-point route between two coastal towns
- Signposted throughout for confident navigation
- Flat to gently rolling terrain suits steady riders
- Access to Margaret River wine region en route
- Suitable for experienced day riders and small groups
What to expect
A mix of sealed shared paths and quieter road sections on largely flat to gently rolling country. The route is signposted, making navigation straightforward. Shade varies; some stretches pass through open farmland with little shelter. Winds can be a factor, particularly in afternoon rides. Surface is generally firm and suitable for hybrid or road bikes.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Waymarked route
Carry 2+ litres of water and sun protection. Summer heat (Dec–Feb) and bushfire risk make spring (Aug–Oct) the preferred season. The route is exposed in places, so morning or late-afternoon starts help avoid peak heat. Arrange transport back to Dunsborough or plan a return leg. Check local conditions before riding in summer.