Leave No Trace is all about promoting and inspiring responsible outdoor travel and recreation through education, research and partnerships. Leave No Trace builds awareness, appreciation and respect for our natural and cultural heritage.
There are several guidelines to follow in order to be a minimal impact walker.
Walkers help stop the spread of Dieback by cleaning their boots.
Walkers are kindly asked to adhere to the Leave No Trace Principles and the Code of Campsite when using the Bibbulmun Track.
Alternatively you can watch the video for each individual principle by clicking on the principles below.
Remember to leave the Track and its facilities in better condition than you found them. That way you and others will benefit from what the Track has to offer.
If you are travelling in a group of eight or more, please also see the Group Notification page.
Please also remember that our forests are at risk of dying from dieback disease.
For more information about using legal vehicle access points to help stop the spread of dieback, see our Track Conditions page. Use only the permitted vehicle access points marked with a red or green car on the official Bibbulmun Track Maps.
