Walking & Cycling Trails - iiNet
Walking & Cycling Trails - iiNet
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<strong>Trails</strong> in Wellington National Park<br />
Wellington National Park<br />
Walkers and cyclists share use of the Sika trail and parts of all the other trails. Cyclists, please<br />
slow down and respect other users.<br />
Jabitj walk trail - 6km (12km return)<br />
Kiosk to Honeymoon Pool is 6km one way, 12km return.<br />
Allow about 2 hrs each way for this relatively easy walk<br />
along the Collie River through mature forest, granite<br />
outcrops, river pools and rapids.<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj walk trail - 5 km<br />
return or 9.5km loop<br />
Honeymoon Pool to the lookout and return is 5km. The<br />
entire loop trail 9.5km.<br />
Follow the Jabitj trail to the start of this trail. A steep climb<br />
takes you to a lookout over the jarrah forest and Collie<br />
River. You can then either return or continue to complete<br />
the loop. Watch for cyclists.<br />
Sika dual use trail - 9.8 km return<br />
This walk and cycle trail will take you through jarrah<br />
forest with views of the Collie River valley.<br />
Munda Biddi cycle trail<br />
This long distance cycle trail will eventually stretch from<br />
Perth to Albany. In 2005 the trail and shelters were<br />
completed to the north of Collie.<br />
You can also cycle at the Mount Lennard Mountain Bike<br />
trails. These start from Lennard Road just off Pile Road,<br />
access from River Road.<br />
Jabitj - pronounced Jabich, Noongar for rivers edge<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj - pronounced Kurlin cheningen, Noongar for come and see<br />
For more information contact :<br />
Department of Conservation and Land Management<br />
147 Wittenoom St, Collie<br />
Ph : 9734 1988<br />
Department of Environment<br />
and Conservation<br />
wnp trail orientation 11-06.indd 1<br />
30/5/06 10:32:01 AM
<strong>Trails</strong> in Wellington National Park<br />
Wellington National Park<br />
Walkers and cyclists share use of the Sika trail and parts of all the other trails. Cyclists, please<br />
slow down and respect other users.<br />
Jabitj walk trail - 6km (12km return)<br />
Kiosk to Honeymoon Pool is 6km one way, 12km return.<br />
Allow about 2 hrs each way for this relatively easy walk<br />
along the Collie River through mature forest, granite<br />
outcrops, river pools and rapids.<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj walk trail - 5 km<br />
return or 9.5km loop<br />
Honeymoon Pool to the lookout and return is 5km. The<br />
entire loop trail 9.5km.<br />
Follow the Jabitj trail to the start of this trail. A steep climb<br />
takes you to a lookout over the jarrah forest and Collie<br />
River. You can then either return or continue to complete<br />
the loop. Watch for cyclists.<br />
Sika dual use trail - 9.8 km return<br />
This walk and cycle trail will take you through jarrah<br />
forest with views of the Collie River valley.<br />
Munda Biddi cycle trail<br />
This long distance cycle trail will eventually stretch from<br />
Perth to Albany. In 2005 the trail and shelters were<br />
completed to the north of Collie.<br />
You can also cycle at the Mount Lennard Mountain Bike<br />
trails. These start from Lennard Road just off Pile Road,<br />
access from River Road.<br />
Jabitj - pronounced Jabich, Noongar for rivers edge<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj - pronounced Kurlin cheningen, Noongar for come and see<br />
For more information contact :<br />
Department of Conservation and Land Management<br />
147 Wittenoom St, Collie<br />
Ph : 9734 1988<br />
Department of Environment<br />
and Conservation<br />
wnp trail orientation 11-06.indd 2<br />
30/5/06 10:32:06 AM
<strong>Trails</strong> in Wellington National Park<br />
Wellington National Park<br />
Walkers and cyclists share use of the Sika trail and parts of all the other trails. Cyclists, please<br />
slow down and respect other users.<br />
Jabitj walk trail - 6km (12km return)<br />
Kiosk to Honeymoon Pool is 6km one way, 12km return.<br />
Allow about 2 hrs each way for this relatively easy walk<br />
along the Collie River through mature forest, granite<br />
outcrops, river pools and rapids.<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj walk trail - 5 km<br />
return or 9.5km loop<br />
Honeymoon Pool to the lookout and return is 5km. The<br />
entire loop trail 9.5km.<br />
Follow the Jabitj trail to the start of this trail. A steep climb<br />
takes you to a lookout over the jarrah forest and Collie<br />
River. You can then either return or continue to complete<br />
the loop. Watch for cyclists.<br />
Sika dual use trail - 9.8 km return<br />
This walk and cycle trail will take you through jarrah<br />
forest with views of the Collie River valley.<br />
Munda Biddi cycle trail<br />
This long distance cycle trail will eventually stretch from<br />
Perth to Albany. In 2005 the trail and shelters were<br />
completed to the north of Collie.<br />
You can also cycle at the Mount Lennard Mountain Bike<br />
trails. These start from Lennard Road just off Pile Road,<br />
access from River Road.<br />
Jabitj - pronounced Jabich, Noongar for rivers edge<br />
Kurliiny Tjenangitj - pronounced Kurlin cheningen, Noongar for come and see<br />
For more information contact :<br />
Department of Conservation and Land Management<br />
147 Wittenoom St, Collie<br />
Ph : 9734 1988<br />
Department of Environment<br />
and Conservation<br />
wnp trail orientation 11-06.indd 3<br />
30/5/06 10:32:10 AM
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