Ray Road
About this track
Ray Road is a moderate 6.5 km gravel track near Pemberton that makes for a solid half-day outing. The route suits walkers and riders looking for a straightforward forest track without major elevation challenges. Well-suited to autumn and spring when temperatures are mild.
Highlights
- 6.5 km gravel track through forest
- Moderate difficulty, about 1.5 hours
- Suitable for walkers and mountain bikes
- South-West forest setting near Pemberton
- Accessible half-day option
What to expect
A gravel track winding through typical South-West forest—jarrah and marri woodland with occasional understory. Gentle to moderate gradient overall. The surface is well-formed gravel, generally stable underfoot or on bike. Expect good tree cover for shade through much of the route. Track should be clearly marked; check signposting at the trailhead.
Good to know
Carry water, especially on warm days—South-West summers are hot. Wear sturdy footwear or appropriate bike shoes. Spring (Aug–Oct) offers the best weather and wildflower interest. In summer, check local bushfire risk before setting out. Dogs are often restricted in forest reserves; verify before bringing pets.