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![Historic Long Gully Bridge lost to fire thumbnail](https://s40370.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/long_gully_fire_1-300x225.jpg)
The Lower Hotham fire has claimed an historic victim by burning an important crossing on the Bibbulmun Track – the historic Long Gully Bridge. Considered an outstanding example of an early rail trestle bridge, the 128 metre long bridge was a great example of the technical design skill of the Western Australian Government Railways. The […]
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The Lower Hotham fire has also claimed Possum Springs Campsite just south of the Long Gully Bridge and Harvey-Quindanning Rd. We believe that we have lost up to four campsites over the length of the Track. Lower Hotham Fire destroys Possum Springs Campsite We ask that everyone remains away from the closed sections […]
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![Bibbulmun Team Challenge Winners Announced at Awards Night thumbnail](https://s40370.pcdn.co/wp-content/themes/bibbulmun/images/placeholder.gif)
KPMG were crowned as 2014 Bibbulmun Team Challenge Champions at an Awards ceremony earlier this week. A fantastic time was had by all the teams who were able to catch up and reminisce about their experiences on the Track. Score Board: Challenge Champions: KPMG (2355 points) Joint Runners Up: Sierra Grandies & Axis of Ignorance […]
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![Bibbulmun Track named one of world’s best thumbnail](https://s40370.pcdn.co/wp-content/themes/bibbulmun/images/placeholder.gif)
We are delighted that the Bibbulmun Track has been included in National Geographic 20 ‘Holy Grails of trails’. Described as ‘Southwestern Australia’s answer to the Appalachian Trail’, it was the only Australian trail named in the top 20!
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Over two hundred members and their friends pitted their wits at the Foundation’s Christmas in July Quiz Night. The event was a great success with lots of laughter, serious contemplation, fun and games and much wrinkling of brows! The evening saw many winners, and Chris Lee was delighted with his $300 gift voucher from Mountain […]
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Our Christmas in July themed Quiz Night will be held at the Doubleview Bowling Club on Saturday 19th July. Tables of 8 are available and tickets are $15 per person. It’s going to be an evening of fun and festivity. There will be lots of spot prizes, a silent auction with some awesome prize packages […]
![Alcoa takes action on the Bibbulmun Track thumbnail](https://s40370.pcdn.co/wp-content/themes/bibbulmun/images/placeholder.gif)
A group of Alcoa staff members who usually spend their Fridays sitting in an office took up rake hoes and secateurs to realign a short section of the Bibbulmun Track near Dwellingup. Under the supervision of the Department of Parks and Wildlife, the team created a new alignment to avoid an unsafe river crossing where […]
![New Guidebooks have arrived thumbnail](https://s40370.pcdn.co/wp-content/themes/bibbulmun/images/placeholder.gif)
Producing the new Guidebooks has been a mammoth project spanning 15 months involving a 60-day end-to-end walk, 21 revisions of each Guidebook by several people and many, many hours of editing. It has been over 12 years since the Northern Guidebook was published and 10 years since the Southern Guidebook was published so there was […]