All about getting on the bike and going places, whether on a brevet (Audax ride) or loading up the touring bikes’ panniers and/or the trailer and getting out of the big smoke in the bush, into the rural parts of our world. All things Audax, Brooks, Surly, touring bikes and bicycle touring.
Typical Munda Biddi Trail Diversion Sign
The Department of Environment and Conservation has advised that effective May 2013 a diversion is in place on the Munda Biddi Trail in the Lane Poole Reserve south of Dwellingup due to logging operations. Whilst every attempt is made to keep this blog up to date with the state of play on the Munda Biddi Trail riders of the Trail should also check the Department of Conservation Trail conditions and updates page before riding the Trail.
Cycle the Munda Biddi Trail is reporting that the Shire of Denmark has received Federal government funding to build a dual-use cycling and walking trail from Ocean Beach to Lights Beach near William Bay. Cycle the Munda Biddi Trail are suggesting that the proposed trail is tentatively titled the Wilderness Ocean Walk (WOW) and Ride Path and it is planed to be completed by 2014.
The Department of Environment and Conservation has announced that effective April 2013 a diversion is in place on the Munda Biddi Trail immediately west of Walpole. This sounds like a diversion affecting the Bibbulmun Track. Whilst every attempt is made to keep this blog up to date with the state of play on the Munda Biddi Trail riders of the Trail should also check the Department of Conservation Trail conditions and updates page before riding the Trail.
Bidjar Ngoulin Campsite, Munda Biddi Trail
The Department of Environment and Conservation has announced that effective April 2013 (a rather delayed announcement given the diversion was in place when I rode the Waterous Trail in October 2012) a long-term diversion will be in place on the Munda Biddi Trail south of the Bidjar Ngoulin Campsite in the Lane Poole Reserve (south of Dwellingup).
Wubin-Mullewa Road
In a bit of positive news for our friends in the regions and for touring cyclists, well those that choose to venture off the beaten track of the coastal route north from Perth, the Minister of Transport, The Honourable Troy Buswell has announced that the Perenjori to Morawa section of the Wubin-Mullewa Road will be upgraded.
Hi. This blog is very much about cycling (commuting, road touring, mountain bike touring, Audax, ride safety and improving cycling infrastructure), and to a less extent now days, bushwalking all with a mainly Western Australia focus. I hope you enjoy your visit and take a moment to leave a comment and to keep in touch. Regards, Andrew.
