Karak (Red Tail) Trail/Wiilman Bilya Trail
About this footpath
The Karak (Red Tail) Trail, also known as Wiilman Bilya Trail, is a 5.6 km moderate footpath near Collie. The concrete surface makes it accessible for walkers and cyclists alike. The trail winds through the local landscape with good signposting, offering a solid outing for a morning or afternoon walk.
Highlights
- Concrete surface suitable for walkers and cyclists
- 5.6 km moderate walk in around 1 hour 15 minutes
- Well-signposted route near Collie
- Mix of shade and open sections
- Dual-use trail for both feet and bikes
What to expect
A firm concrete path throughout, with gentle to moderate grades typical of regional trails near Collie. Signposting is clear. The route alternates between shaded sections and more open terrain; bring a hat and sunscreen. The concrete surface stays firm in most conditions, though check conditions after heavy rain.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Firm/surfaced — more accessible going
Carry water—at least 1.5 litres for the return journey. Wear sturdy walking shoes or bike appropriate to the concrete surface. Summer heat can be intense; start early and avoid midday if possible. Spring (Aug–Oct) offers pleasant conditions and wildflowers along the way.