The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world's great long distance walking trails, stretching nearly 1000kms from Kalamunda (Perth Hills) to Albany (South Coast) through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australian.
The Bibbulmun Track runs through the heart of Denmark and crosses all of the popular spots along the coast of Denmark. Hikers can see areas no others will ever see. There are also short walks along the Bibbulmun Track throughout the Denmark region. Scroll down for a Map of the Bibbulmun Track through Denmark WA.Self Guided Walks, Guided Walks, Camping, Groups, there are lots of ways to Walk The Trail. Check out the Calender of Events.
The Bibbulmun Track Foundation has a comprehensive website with Track Information, News, Events, and a helpful Trip Planner, everything you'd need to learn about your walk. Find out everything you need to know about the 85km Denmark to Albany Section of the Bibbulmun Track. Denmark to Albany is considered an easier coastal section to walk than Peaceful Bay to Denmark.
Although the trail is open year round, the best times to walk it are in Spring for the wildflowers or Autumn and Winter for cool days to ride. Sometimes it is very hot to walk the trail in summer.
Tower Hill
Parry Beach, Mazzoletti Beach
Southern Terminus, Albany
The Bibbulmun Track stretches from Kalamunda in the Perth hills to Albany, in the heart of the Rainbow Coast.
The track was officially opened during Western Australia's 150th year celebrations, included involved over 1000 walkers on different stages. There are almost fifty campsites along the Track which are spaced one day's walk apart.
The track passes through most of the beautiful places along the Denmark region of the South Coast, the Rainbow Coast.
It is common to come across the 'Waugal' the symbol and trail marker of the Bibbulmun Track while on other adventures in Denmark.
The Bibbulmun Track is a prominent supporter of the Leave No Trace principles:
This section of the Bibbulmun Track is where coastal beauty meets ancient forests! Be mesmerised by the stunning coastal heathlands, with sweeping views of the Southern Ocean, while turquoise waters crash against rocky cliffs and sandy shores. Experience walking amidst majestic Karri trees, among the tallest hardwood trees in the world, enveloped in their verdant canopy. Tranquil river crossings on picturesque wooden bridges add a touch of serenity to your walk.
Delight in the diverse flora and fauna, from jarrah, tingle, and marri trees to a vivid array of wildflowers, and the vibrant birdlife and native Australian animals like kangaroos, emus, and possums. You'll also encounter the warm and welcoming community of Denmark, eager to offer friendly support, share captivating stories, and provide insights into the area's rich history and culture. Unveil the wonders of Denmark's Bibbulmun Track section, where every step promises an enriching and memorable experience.
Parry Beach & Mazzoletti Beach, are part of the Bibbulmun Track Walking the amazing white sandy beach of Mazzoletti Beach is incredible.
Tower Hill, at William Bay National Park is close to Tower Hill shelter for Track Walkers. Cabin and water.
The Bibbulmun Track crosses the sandbar between Ocean Beach and Nullaki Peninsula at the Wilson Inlet
The track also passes by the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk and the Ancient Empires
The Bibbulmun Track crosses the entire William Bay National Park
Sometimes, the Wison Inlet is open to the sea in a deep wide channel. That means you can't walk from the Nullaki Peninsula across onto Ocean Beach, or vice versa. Although there is an alternate walking route, we highly recommend the traditional approach of crossing by boat!
Madfish Charters offers comfortable crossings east or west. All year round, weather and Inlet permitting. Give John Taylor at Madfish Charters a call:
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