Margaret River Mountain Bike Trails Walk
Explore the Margaret River mountain bike trail network — one of Australia's best purpose-built trail systems through jarrah and marri forest, connecting the town centre to wineries and the river in a landscape purpose-built for active tourism.
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Margaret River Town Trailhead
Margaret River town centre is the hub of the trail network — purpose-built trails radiate through the forest and along the river from the town, providing mountain bikers with access to the landscape that road cyclists and wine tourists see from cars.
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Rotary Park Forest Trail
Rotary Park contains beginner and intermediate trails through jarrah forest on the edge of town — the network of flowing single-track trails through the woodland demonstrates why Margaret River has invested in cycling infrastructure to diversify beyond wine tourism.
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Margaret River Trail Network — Burn or Die
Burn or Die is the signature descent trail of the Margaret River network — the fast, flowy single track through the forest north of town has developed a reputation as one of Western Australia's best mountain bike descents.
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Margaret River Reserve Wetlands
The Margaret River Reserve wetlands beside the river provide easy walking and cycling through riparian vegetation — the paperbark and jarrah along the river bank give habitat for Black Cockatoos and other native birds close to the town centre.
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Prevelly Park Forest Track
The forest track between Margaret River town and Prevelly Park at the coast follows the river to its mouth — the mostly off-road route through the forest gives mountain bikers a traffic-free connection between the wine country and the surf.
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Bramley National Park Trails
Bramley National Park on the eastern edge of Margaret River has walking and cycling trails through undisturbed jarrah woodland — the park's trails are quieter than the main network and provide access to the forest ecosystem that pre-dates the wine industry.