Power Line Track
About this track
The Power Line Track is a challenging 17 km gravel route near Mandurah open to walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The longer distance and gravel surface demand solid fitness and bike handling skills. It's a multi-use trail that rewards those seeking a tougher outing inland from the coast, though the exposed gravel sections can be rough underfoot or on tyres in places.
Highlights
- 17 km challenging gravel route for mixed users
- Open to walkers, cyclists and horses
- Inland terrain away from coastal crowds
- 3h 45m makes a substantial half-day outing
- Gravel surface demands capable footwear or bike
What to expect
Gravel surface throughout, generally even but can be rough and loose in sections. Terrain is likely undulating rather than steep, though 'challenging' difficulty suggests some climbing. Exposure varies; gravel tracks in the Mandurah region typically have patches of shade from native scrub and occasional trees, but much is open to sun and wind. Signposting and track condition depend on maintenance—check locally before setting out.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Open to horse riders
Carry plenty of water; the gravel and distance mean sustained effort. Wear sturdy walking boots or appropriate cycling shoes. Summer heat and bushfire risk make this a spring or winter ride. Check local conditions and track access before visiting. Horses mean ruts and stones may be more pronounced. Allow extra time if new to the route.