Endless bush gravel roads & trails meandering through native forests

Gravel road winding through Karri trees

  • The heart of gravel riding in South West WA. Home to the iconic SeVen Gravel Race and the 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships. A climber’s paradise with views worth a little bit of suffering.

  • Just 15km west of Nannup, rolling gravel roads meander through the Wiltshire-Butler National Park and McCorkhill State Forest. Home to the Tiger Tracks Gravel event and some of the finest bush gravel riding in WA.

  • Networks of well maintained forestry roads and the famous Munda Biddi Trail

  • This is where you find the giant Karri trees and dense forests thanks to the cooler climate further south. The larger settlements offer more opportunities for gourmet indulgences and winery visits (but also a little more traffic).

  • We partner with ItalCycling Bike Tours to create unique small group tours in the Italian countryside

Some of our favourite routes…

  • Stats: 36km 356VM

    Start point: Nannup

    Terrain: easy to moderate. Mix of good quality single track and quiet gravel roads. Small bitumen section.

    Highlights: Cheese tasting at Cambray Cheese

  • Stats: 75km 800VM

    Start point: Nannup or Jalbarragup

    Terrain: moderate with occasional technical sections. Rolling bush gravel with 22km connecting bitumen

    Highlights: Barrabup Pool, distinctive flora

  • Stats: 57km 815VM

    Start point: Peerabeelup

    Terrain: Moderate, mix of minor & major gravel roads.

    Highlights: giant karris of Greater Beedelup National Park

    *sensitive forest adjoining disease-risk areas - stay on route to protect our flora

The start points of our routes can be adjusted to suit your accommodation location. Make a note of where you would like to start when submitting your enquiry