GOAT Track
About this cycle path
The Goat Track is a 5.6 km dirt cycle path near Collie, suited to riders comfortable on unpaved terrain. The moderate difficulty and 20-minute ride time make it accessible for intermediate cyclists. The dirt surface and forest setting offer a pleasant off-road alternative to sealed paths, ideal for a quick local ride or family outing when conditions are dry.
Highlights
- 5.6 km dirt cycle route near Collie
- Moderate difficulty, achievable in 20 minutes
- Off-road riding through natural terrain
- Suitable for intermediate cyclists
What to expect
Packed dirt surface with moderate grades typical of South-West forest riding. The trail moves through bushland with likely shade from native forest. Signposting should guide you, though dirt trails can be rougher and looser underfoot than sealed paths, particularly after rain or in drier periods when dust becomes apparent. Brief climbs and descents are part of the moderate rating.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Carry water, especially on warm days. Avoid riding in summer heat or high bushfire risk periods. Check local conditions after rain—dirt trails can be boggy or eroded. A hybrid or gravel bike suits the surface better than a road bike. Spring wildflower season (Aug–Oct) is pleasant. Ride early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat.