Wellington National Park

Arklow Adaptive is a 9.2 km, hand cycle friendly green loop, in the Arklow Network near Collie, just two hours south of Perth.

The 19 kilometre Wellington Spur Trail links the Bibbulmun Track to the Wellington Dam recreation area which offers a range of other recreational activities including mountain biking and canoeing. Built with schools and other groups in mind the trail offers a range of walk options.

The latest downhill track at Wellington Mills Downhill

This ten kilometre trail in Wellington National Park is a dual use mountain bike and walk trail.  It starts at the Wellington Dam kiosk and loops through jarrah and marri forest, returning via the Potters Gorge camping area on Wellington Dam to the kiosk.

If you start from the top and want to ride Gravity Track or Rock, Berms and Roots you need to ride this to link up to them.

Wals Trail is 2 km of fast flowing turns and technical features, starting along Lennard Rd, in the Mt Lennard Trail Network, Wellington NP. Wals is currently the only black trail at Mt Lennard.

Welcome to the Wiilman Bilya, a dedicated Class 4, multiple day walking trail that takes you through magnificent yarri (blackbutt), marri and jarrah forest and around Wellington Reservoir.

This 3.2 km, blue trail makes you work hard on a old fire trail. Starting on Lennard Road and ending at the top end of Wals, it is part of the Mt Lennard Network of trails in Wellington NP

Another DH varient, one of the originals

The challenging Grizzly Trail starts on Lennard Road and meanders through six kilometres of jarrah forest adjacent to Pile road.  This blue trail is narrow with obstacles and technical features for those who are up for the challenge.

This 8 km return kayak trail starts at Honeymoon Pool campground and follows the river downstream. There are some rapids that you have to walk around and the trail ends at a small waterfall where you can swim.

The Jabitj Trail, meaning running water in the Noongar language,  is a 12 kilometre return trail that follows the Collie River between Wellington Dam and Honeymoon Pool in Wellington National Park.  It offers delightful views of the rapids and pools along the way.

This 9.5 km, Grade 3 trail climbs high above the river to a lookout, before looping around behind the hill. Choose between the 5.5 km return, climb to the lookout or complete the entire 9.5 km loop.

An easy 7 km loop starting on Lennard Road and meandering through the jarrah forest. It can be ridden alone as a circuit or as a handy return trail for Wals and Butchers Tracks.

The Millbrook Trail at Mt Lennard, Wellington NP is a big ride with lots of climbing. This blue trail is 8.3 km long and climbs a total of 370 m. When you get to the end of the trail you will either need to get a lift back to your car or ride another 3 km to where you started.

This 1.5 km blue trail is enjoyed by the more advanced rider looking for a challenge. You will find the trail along Lennard Road in the Mt Lennard Network of trails in Wellington NP.

An easy 10 kilometre fun-flowing mountain bike trail through Westralia Conservation Park, with a 300 metre technical moderate alternate line offering riders the chance to test their descending skills. 

A spectacular green level climb from the Collie River back up to the Wellington Dam Kiosk.

This green (easy) trail with two optional blue descents. Starts off with a gradual switchback climb before an exciting and action-packed descent down to the Sika Trail. A great trail as an introduction to mountain biking in the area - and enjoyed by both novice and experienced riders alike.

A blue descending trail to the river that starts with some rock gardens and jumpable double rollers.  Not for the faint hearted!

Green (easy) trail from the Sika Trail around and down to Lichen This. Very close to the Wellington Dam Kiosk and lots of fun!

Blue descending trail starting at the bottom end of Big Dipper and takes you down to the Jabitj Trail along the Collie River.

A 400m black trail for the more advanced rider as an alternative line on the Dam It descent.

A cross-country descending trail from the Sika Trail to the Jabitj Trail along the Collie River.

A black option for those descending the Dam It trail.

A black descending line from the top of Dam It trail all the way through to the Jabitj Trail.