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For those passing through Denmark, there is now a green walker log book available at Jack F. Ricketts & Co. store, in the centre of town.
UPDATE (9 October 2026): Rangers and Boddington Police have located the person who was the subject of recent community concerns on the Bibbulmun Track near Beraking Campsite. We have been advised that they have been issued with a Lawful Direction prohibiting them from returning to the Bibbulmun Track and its campsites for 12 months. WA […]
Our sectional maintenance volunteers usually work independently on their own allocated ‘sections’ whenever they choose and without direct contact with the office team. Once a year, though, we invite them to participate in a maintenance Field Day in their District… such as that held recently at Yabberup campsite.
Take five to read ten things you need to know including which sections are closed due to prescribed burns and which campsites will have large groups or campfire bans throughout the holidays.
A huge thank you to the 20 volunteers who participated in our latest Field Day in the Mount Dale area. The focus was the prevention and remediation of erosion on the Track.
Fen’s 42‑day Bibbulmun Track end‑to‑end is a story of resilience, simplicity and trail magic, with practical advice for aspiring end‑to‑enders.
WA Police are re-appealing for public assistance to locate 27-year-old man Samuel Robert WHITSED, for whom they hold welfare concerns.
Thanks to our supporters, Containers for Change is helping keep the Bibbulmun Track thriving. Collect eligible containers, donate your refund, and make a difference!
If the Track has ever lifted your spirits, challenged you or connected you with nature, this is your chance to give back. Support the Bibbulmun Track this season of giving.
Bibbulmun Track Support Volunteers are replacing timber bridges in Glen Mervyn, improving safety and sustainability for walkers on the Track.
Hiking the Bibbulmun Track with a baby: Anne-Flo, Volker & baby Romy hike 700 km, sharing gear tips, challenges, and unforgettable moments.
Bibbulmun Track Foundation AGM recap: thanking departing board members and welcoming new appointments for the future of the Track.
Thinking of giving some of our fantastic merchandise as a gift this Christmas? Make sure you order well ahead to avoid disappointment with delays in postage. A reminder that we will close very soon for the summer.
Discover Rémi Pradelle’s 32-day Bibbulmun Track end-to-end journey through Western Australia. Read his Voices from the Track story featuring favourite sections, challenges, and expert hiking tips for the 1,000km trail.
Our Track maintenance Field Days have just kicked off for the year, with working bees at West Cape Howe and Boat Harbour campsites on the weekend.
Seven Bibbulmun Track locations were improved this year by the work of BTF volunteers at our regular maintenance ‘Field Days’.
With the end of #OutdoorsOctober approaching, the Foundation in partnership with Outdoors WA – OWA would like to extend our congratulations to the teams who have completed the Bibbulmun Track Outdoors October Virtual Hike Challenge.
Local organization Buddiup have joined the Track maintenance effort, taking on the section between Hewetts Hill campsite and the Golden View lookout at South Ledge.
We’ve teamed up with Outdoors October for this year’s Bibbulmun Track Virtual Hike Challenge… so you can walk, run, ride, swim or even paddle your way “virtually” down the Track.
After five years and thousands of volunteer hours, and with oversight from Parks and Wildlife, the entire Murray River realignment is complete and open!
Mark Pybus has recently released a new title in the bestselling and highly regarded Woodslane Walking Guides.
A team of Support Volunteers visited the south coast last week to survey sections of the Track for future attention
The 13-day itinerary has been specially designed by Intrepid & Peregrine Travel to make the most of Tasmania’s classic walking destinations.
We are excited to present this cultural exchange with the Taiwan Thousand Miles Trail Association.
The Murray River realignment finally opened last week! On Wednesday morning the Support Volunteer team was thrilled to welcome the first walker, southbound from Dookanelly Campsite, onto the realignment which was the culmination of route finding from 2019, extensive planning, approvals and construction over two winters.