Munda Biddi Trail, long-distance cycling trail in Western Australia
Munda Biddi Trail is a long-distance hiking route in Western Australia that spans hundreds of kilometers through diverse landscapes. The path connects forests, open areas, and small towns, offering walkers varied terrain and changing surroundings throughout the journey.
The trail was conceived in the 1980s and has been developed continuously since then to function as a complete long-distance hiking route. The project was created to encourage more people to walk in the region and strengthen connections between different communities.
Visitors should expect changing weather and pack accordingly, as conditions vary considerably depending on the season. Good planning and physical fitness are needed if you intend to walk longer sections of the route.
The name comes from the Noongar language of the region's indigenous people, with 'Munda Biddi' meaning 'hazel path'. This connection to local culture gives the trail significance beyond simply being a walking route.
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