Trail Facilities

Thursday, 20 October 2011 13:51

Trail markers

The trail is well marked with two types of markers – those located on yellow posts and others on trees. As a general rule the markers are situated every few hundred meters, or when required at critical intersections to point you in the right direction.

Munda Biddi Campsites

Purpose-built cycle-friendly campsites have been built every 30-45km between towns. Campsites have a composting toilet, two water tanks, picnic tables, undercover bike storage facility, sleeping quarters for about 25 people, and cleared tent sites.

Construction weekend 2009

Enviro shelter

Enviro shelter

Construction weekend 2009

Bike racks

Comfy places to sleep

Carinyah campsite

Enviro shelter

Munda Biddi campsite

Carinyah campsite

Yarri camp site

Water

The purity of the water in the tanks cannot be guaranteed so always treat the water first. Purifying options include boiling, filtration and using purification tablets.

Fire

Remember, Munda Biddi campsites are campfire free in order to prevent bush fires and protect the surrounding environment for campers foraging for firewood. Cyclists will need to carry a fuel stove (or equivalent) for cooking and a warm sleeping bag and clothing for cool evening.

CAMPSITES ARE CAMPFIRE FREE ZONES!

Car access points

All car access points are clearly marked on the Munda Biddi Trail Maps. Please keep in mind that all the campsites have been designed so that there is no car access available.

Other camping areas

In addition to the Munda Biddi Campsites there are a number of public campgrounds accessible by car near the Trail, and these are clearly marked on the Munda Biddi Trail maps. Campfires are permitted in most of these campgrounds in the designated fire rings, but not in the fire danger months (November – March). Camping fees may be applicable for some sites.