Munda Biddi Trail Foundation
| Address | 62 Ord St, West Perth WA, Australia | ||||||||||
| Phone | +61 8 6186 6995 | ||||||||||
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| Website | www.mundabiddi.org.au | ||||||||||
| Categories | Non-Profit Organization, Tourist Attraction | ||||||||||
| Rating | 4.7 6 reviews | ||||||||||
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Munda Biddi Trail Foundation reviews
6I was there, is good to have. But you must not realy go there, you find all informations you need online or download the app. I have download the app. They sell maps too, I like maps but in this time I am fine with the app, you get much more information. Amazing community around the trail.
The foundation does a great job promoting and maintaining the track and training volunteers to look after it. Great job.
Stunning! Cycled N2S in 2018 with a bunch of injured UK veterans and the whole experience was unforgettable. The trail is expertly built, organised and maintained and must be right up there when compared to other trails around the world. Should be on every bucket list!
The Mundi Biddi foundation do an excellent job doing all things Munda Biddi and keeping the riders up to date with news, diversions, and other information key to the trail along with excellent tails from riders who have rode the trail.
The website is an awesome go to for all riders wishing to ride the Munda Biddi and I find the online map an absolute jem. They also sell paper based maps which are awesome to use and easy to read and all proceeds go back into the trail.
This fantastic family friendly trail is well maintained by numerous volunteers all over WA and is an absolute must for all keen Mountain bikers looking to explore WA.
I am a Munda Biddi trail volunteer and keen bikepacker. I love being involved as a volunteer with the Munda Biddi foundation. They are super supportive and have training days for the volunteers.
They also hold very good info evenings with experianced guest speakers. All of the events they hold are fun and it is a great way of meeting fellow bikepackers and volunteers. It is a shame they do not have more government funding. The trail is constantly being upgraded, improved and maintained, and considering the trail is over 1000km long this takes a Herculean effort.
Hats of to Munda Biddi foundation, you rock.
I was here at the foundation a few years ago. There was a Canadian girl who was very friendly working there and she helped me with all my needs. I wish i could remember her name. The munda biddi trail was confusing as a lot of the signage was missing and i got lost numerous times. However it was rewarding in the end.