Nganguring Road (Power Line Track)
About this track
Nganguring Road, also known as the Power Line Track, is a challenging 12 km gravel route near Mundaring suited to experienced cyclists, walkers and horse riders. The unpaved track winds through bushland with considerable elevation changes, requiring good fitness and bike handling skills. It's a rewarding ride or walk through semi-rural terrain east of Perth, best attempted in cooler months.
Highlights
- Challenging gravel track for experienced cyclists and walkers
- 12 km loop with notable elevation gains and descents
- Mixed-use route: bikes, walkers and horses welcome
- Bushland setting with semi-rural character
- Cooler-season riding preferred over summer heat
What to expect
Unpaved gravel surface with variable conditions depending on recent weather. Terrain is hilly with sustained climbs and descents requiring fitness and bike control. Shade is patchy through bushland sections. Signposting may be minimal, so familiarity with the route or a map is wise. Surface can be loose or rutted in places.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Open to horse riders
Carry plenty of water; this track is exposed to summer heat and bushfire risk. Ride or walk in cooler months (autumn, winter, spring). Sturdy mountain-bike tyres and appropriate footwear essential. Check local conditions before visiting, especially after heavy rain when gravel tracks can become slippery or muddy.