Halls Head Coastal Path
About this cycle path
The Halls Head Coastal Path is a 7.2 km cycle route hugging the Indian Ocean shoreline near Mandurah. Rated challenging, it rewards riders with direct coastal views and the character of WA's limestone and heath landscape. The path is suited to riders with some fitness; allow 30 minutes for a steady pace, longer if you linger at outlooks or stop to take in the ocean.
Highlights
- Direct Indian Ocean views throughout the route
- Limestone outcrops and coastal heath scenery
- Challenging terrain tests bike handling skills
- Popular with local riders; well-used path
- Close to Mandurah town facilities and beaches
What to expect
The path follows the coastline with variable gradient and a firm surface suitable for road or hybrid bikes. Expect some steep sections and tighter turns as the route navigates the rocky coastal terrain. Exposure to wind is typical; sections are open to the elements with limited shade from native vegetation. Signposting is standard for the area.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Carry plenty of water—the open coastal environment offers little shelter from sun and wind. Summer heat and bushfire risk mean early morning rides are safer. Wear sun protection and appropriate cycling gear. Check conditions after heavy rain, as coastal paths can be affected by weather. Best ridden spring through autumn.