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Track Transfers
Trail Access & Transfers
Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail
Pemberton is well placed for people wanting to walk or ride sections of Western Australia’s two iconic long-distance trails — the Bibbulmun Track and the Munda Biddi Trail.
Sitting close to the midpoint of both routes, the town works naturally as a starting point, break point or section hub for trail users exploring the Southern Forests.
This page provides practical information to help you plan trail access, understand transport options, and move between trail sections when walking or riding from Pemberton.
Bibbulmun Track – access from Pemberton
The Bibbulmun Track is a long-distance walking trail running from the Perth Hills to Albany. The Track passes close to Pemberton and is divided into town-to-town sections, making it possible to walk shorter segments rather than the full length.
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Vehicle access is only permitted at designated access points shown on official Bibbulmun Track maps
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Many walkers choose to walk one-way sections and arrange transport at the end
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Pemberton is a useful base for exploring forest sections north toward Donnelly River and south toward Northcliffe
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For section planning, maps and current conditions, refer to the Bibbulmun Track Foundation website.
Munda Biddi Trail – access from Pemberton
The Munda Biddi Trail is a long-distance off-road cycling trail extending from near Perth to Albany. The trail passes through the Southern Forests, with rideable sections accessible from the Pemberton area.
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Base themselves in Pemberton and ride out-and-back forest sections
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Use transport to reposition between trail sections
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Combine riding days with rest days in town
Trail conditions can change seasonally, particularly through forested areas.
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Trail maps, section distances and condition updates are available via the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation.
Local transfer support
Accessing trail sections often involves one-way walks or rides, which means transport is needed at either the start or finish.
Local transfer services operate from Pemberton to assist with access to approved trail points and reduce the need to return to a parked vehicle.
For bookings from Donnelly River Holiday Village (Wheatley) through to Deeside Coast Rd contact Toni on 0427133335 at Pemberton Discovery Tours for advice and assistance.
Regional public transport – TransWA
For visitors travelling longer distances or moving between towns, TransWA regional coach services provide public transport links across the South West and Great Southern.
Regional public transport – TransWA
For visitors travelling longer distances or moving between towns, TransWA regional coach services provide public transport links across the South West and Great Southern.
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SW1 – Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury and Busselton
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SW2 – Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury and Donnybrook / Manjimup
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SW3 – Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury, Collie and Bridgetown
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GS3 – Perth to Albany via Bunbury, Pemberton, Northcliffe and Walpole (Check the route).
Bike carriage must be pre-booked and is subject to availability. Always check current timetables and conditions before booking.
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Timetables, fares and bike carriage requirements are available on the TransWA website.
Planning and safety
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Check current trail conditions, diversions and park alerts
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Plan walks and rides around approved access points
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Let someone know your route and estimated finish time
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Carry sufficient water, food and weather-appropriate gear
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Be aware that mobile coverage can be limited in forest sections
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Official trail websites provide the most up-to-date information for both walking and cycling routes.
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Check DBCA Park Alerts for closures, weather warnings and land management updates before you set out.
Enquiries and further information
If you need help planning trail access or arranging transport to or from trail sections near Pemberton, use the contact form below to make an enquiry or read more about Pemberton Discovery Tours service here.
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This page is intended as a planning resource to help walkers and riders make informed decisions when exploring the Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail from Pemberton.