Story: Dyoondalup Biking Trails
Episode: 31
Presenter: Will Cochrane
Air Date: 20th September 2026

Will gets on his bike and heads to Point Walter Reserve to check out the Dyoondalup Biking Trails and have some fun tearing up the tracks.

• Dyoondalup is the indigenous name for Point Walter Reserve, a sprawling parkland on the Southern bank of the Swan River. It features playgrounds for the kids and loverly scenery but perhaps its most interesting feature is the Bike Trails.
• Dyoondalup Biking Trails are aimed at all ages and skill levels making it the perfect day out with family or friends no matter your level of experience.
• The trails are split into three sections, the first of which is the pump track. The pump track is an undulating track designed for building momentum and developing your cornering and pumping skills. This area is beginner friendly with only small humps to ride over meaning you can take it at whatever pace feels comfortable.
• The next area is the jump track, aimed at the more developed riders. It focuses on large dirt ramps for big air jumps and is perfect for the professionals to show off their skills.
• The final area are the flow tracks, three skill graded downhill tracks perfect for learning control with berms, drops and wall rides. There are three skill ratings for the flow tracks ranging for beginner to expert, meaning there’s something for everyone.
• Dyoondalup Bike Trails are open seven days a week and free to use, so be sure to head down there for a day of adrenaline and fun.