Mt Lennard and Pile Rd
About Mt Lennard and Pile Rd
The Mt Lennard/Pile Road trail network is located in the picturesque Ferguson Valley a mere 15-20 mins from Bunbury.
The trails are ‘home’ to the FVMTBC who have now formally adopted them. With more than 30km of sanctioned trails, there is plenty to choose from and with state government investing heavily in trail towns, there could be more to come. The network is known for Western Australia’s notorious pea gravel, providing a challenge to even the most seasoned riders.
What we recommend for most riders:
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Even though the Boylan + Grizzly trails are listed as blue trails, they are considered relatively easy and often the ones most likely to get you back to the start with a big smile on your dial, finishing with a fun flowy descent.
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Millbrook + Wal's trail, whilst currently listed as a Black trails are now more regarded as blue trails relative to others in the National Park.
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We wouldn't currently recommend riding Butchers trail as both the trail surface and overgrowth require maintenance.
Expect to find low to fair phone reception on the trails for most carriers. The bottom hut has a toilet block. Drinking water is not available.
We would like to request that anyone who comes across fallen trees, damaged or unreadable signs etc (anything else you can think of) please email details to trails@swmbc.asn.au including:
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A note of the location – e.g. approx. 100 m east of Lennard Rd on Half Lennard’s
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The GPS coordinates using a mapping app on your phone or GPS – Emergency +, Google Maps etc, and
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A photo – a picture tells a thousand words.
We will then arrange for our Club Volunteers to rectify the problem, or in the case of the bigger stuff, notify Parks and Wildlife who will arrange the work.
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