Munda Biddi Trail

Difficulty

The Munda Biddi Trail isn’t overly technical, but can be challenging depending on the time of year, your fitness, and your riding abilities.

• Expect a wide range of terrain, from pea-gravel to loamy soil and fine white sand further south.
• There is singletrack sprinkled throughout the entire route, complete with tight switchback corners, roots, rocks, and various trail debris that can easily get caught in your spokes or drivetrain.
• The route passes through many towns along the way, but there are sections up to 100 kilometers long with no resupply points.

Riding the entire route will require planning before and during the ride to ensure riders bring enough food, water, and supplies. There are a few steep sections that some people may need to hike-a-bike, but otherwise, the route is 100% rideable.

Accomodation

Huts

There are 12 camping shelters spaced out along the Munda Biddi Trail, which provide sleeping shelters, bike storage, rainwater tanks, and tenting areas. They are a real treat and set a high standard for what a developed bikepacking route can look like.

Ensure you inform the Munda Biddi Foundation before departing if you travel with 8 or more. This page shows current bookings.

Caravan Parks

There are many paid caravan parks, campgrounds, and other tenting options along the route, and most are closer to towns. You can expect hot showers, flush toilets, cooking areas with BBQs, and more.

Hotels

For those who prefer a comfy bed every few days, there are plenty of paid accommodation options available in the country towns along the way. Check out the historic pubs/hotels, Airbnb, and Warmshowers for different options.