The Bibbulmun Track caters for everyone and every experience from a gentle stroll to an eight week adventure.
You can make it more of a wilderness experience by camping out, you can join a guided group, or you can explore it in comfort using the varied accommodation in the towns along the way.
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Self-guided walking and camping with a backpack is a satisfying and inexpensive way to the experience the Track. This section will provide you with a wealth of information to help you get started.
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Your Path..... Out of the Ordinary. Our Calendar of Events is designed to get you out there and enjoying the Australian bush. Whether it be a day walk, an overnight walk, a women's only event, something for the kids, a workshop or an expedition, you're sure to find something that interests you!
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Want to experience the best of the Bibbulmun Track but don’t know where to begin? Discover the highlights of the Track and hidden treasures of the South West with our Bibbulmun Walking Break itineraries.
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The Bibbulmun Track Foundation conducts two tours each year - the 9-day Bibbulmun and Beyond Tour in May and the 8-Day Highlights Tour in September.
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A test of brain and brawn! Challenge yourself in a team environment, competing against other teams on the Bibbulmun Track.
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Our Group Activities are aimed at corporate groups who wish to take their staff out to the Track. We focus on team building, socialising and getting back to nature as a way to reduce the stress of day-to-day working life.
Upcoming Events »
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Dr Dolittle Goes Bush
Hey kids and adults alike. Come and learn about some of our very special native animals!
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Social Sunday Walk – Camel Farm to Hewett’s Hill
A lovely 6.4km return walk to Hewett’s Hill campsite.
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Getting into Gear
As the title says, it's all about the gear for your bushwalking adventures. For all levels of experience.
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Moon Walk
With the setting sun and the rising full moon, enjoy a picnic and perhaps a glass of wine.
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Poetry of a Mad Axeman
Who is that Mad Axeman that has been reciting poetry about the Track for years? Join us for an afternoon of bush poetry.
