How long is the Cape to Cape Track?

130km
The 130km Cape to Cape Track traverses the length of Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park and overlooks the adjoining Ngari Capes Marine Park, alternating spectacular sweeping cliff-top views with stretches of pristine beach.

How hard is the Cape to Cape Track?

How hard is it to walk the Cape to Cape track? We have rated the walk as ‘moderate’. The Cape to Cape Track is generally well graded and relatively easy to negotiate. At Augusta and before Ellensbrook, there will be hilly terrain which is manageable.

How long is the bibbulmun track?

1000km
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching 1000km from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, to Albany on the south coast, winding through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australia.

Is the Cape to Cape part of the bibbulmun track?

The Cape to Cape Track is located in the capes region near Margaret River. It begins at Cape Naturaliste near Dunsborough and ends at Cape Leeuwin near Augusta. It is an excellent 5-7 day walk which is a shorter alternative to the Bibbulmun Track.

Can you cycle the Cape to Cape track?

The Cape to Cape Track also contains some sections that are shared with 4WD. Q3 The section of trail that is nearing completion between Caves Rd and St Alouarn Place has been called ‘Dual Use’ – for cycling and walking.

What should I pack for a Cape Cape walk?

Gear to take

Backpack (I carry the Osprey Xena 70L)
Map and compass.
Guidebook (‘The Capes’ by Walkingtwobytwo, because I wrote it)
PLB.
Change of clothes and socks (in a compression bag to save room)
Headwear – Buff, warm hat and a sun hat.
Wet weather gear including a lightweight windproof jacket (a must for the coast)

How many people walk the Bibbulmun Track per year?

The gruelling track, which runs 1,000 kilometres through bushland between the Perth Hills and Albany, attracts more than 80,000 hikers a year.

Can dogs walk the Bibbulmun Track?

Dogs are not allowed in national parks, water catchments or nature reserves. As a majority of the Bibbulmun Track runs through these areas dogs are not permitted. The Track is also regularly baited for foxes with 1080 poison, which can be fatal for dogs even in tiny quantities.

Where does Cape to Cape start and finish?

The Cape to Cape Walk Track runs for 123 kilometres along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, between the lighthouses of Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in the far south west of Western Australia.

Can you ride cape to cape?

Four stages, four days, 205 km. What makes the Cape to Cape so special is the jaw-droppingly beautiful sights riders are treated to, starting with the views at Cape Leeuwin, with competitors rolling out at the historic lighthouse, which is the tallest on mainland Australia. …

Can you take dogs to Quinninup Falls?

Quinninup Falls is located in the Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park and in National Park land. No dogs, horses, or other pets are allowed. There are dog exercise beaches at Dunsborough, Yallingup, Gracetown, Prevelly, and Augusta. The beach near Quinninup Falls is stunning.

How many shelters does Bibbulmun Track have?

There is only one hut ie a fully enclosed, four wall structure, on the Bibbulmun Track at Mt Wells campsite which is a converted fire watchman’s house situated next to the fire watch tower. There are several basic shelter designs.