Ten Mile Brook Trail
About this cycle path
Ten Mile Brook Trail is a 7.4 km cycle path near Margaret River offering a challenging ride on compacted surface. The route follows the brook through the region's characteristic forest and open terrain, with enough technical demand and elevation change to suit intermediate to advanced cyclists. It's a rewarding half-hour loop or point-to-point ride that showcases the South-West's natural character.
Highlights
- 7.4 km challenging cycle route through Margaret River region
- Compacted surface suitable for mountain and hybrid bikes
- Brook-side terrain with forest and open sections
- 30-minute ride for fit, experienced cyclists
- Scenic South-West forest setting
What to expect
Compacted trail surface with variable gradient and likely some steep sections — the 'challenging' rating reflects elevation gain and technical riding demands. Tree cover provides patchy shade along the brook, though exposed sections occur. The trail should be well-defined; check for signposting at junctions. Surface conditions may vary after rain.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Carry water and a repair kit; the South-West can be warm even in cooler months. Summer heat and bushfire risk make autumn and spring ideal. Wear a helmet and bring lights if riding near dusk. Check local conditions before visiting, especially after heavy rain when compacted surfaces may be soft or slippery.