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Five deaf blind trekkers are in training to walk the Bibbulmun Track next year to raise awareness and funds for Usher Syndrome. The five, all living with the same debilitation dual sensory loss and preparing for the challenge of a lifetime includes Halls Head woman Sharyn Mitchell. After some recent short sessions in Kings Park, […]
We had an overwhelming response to this year’s Adventure Raffle and are delighted to announce the lucky winners. 1st Prize – All inclusive 6 day tour for 2 people with World Expeditions plus airfares to the value of $1000 – WINNER: KATHARINE ALLEN, Fremantle (Ticket No: 478) 2nd Prize – $3000 Mountain Designs Gift Voucher […]
Also known as Asquith Bridge, the heritage listed bridge has significant historic value to the State as being one of the longest curved timber railway bridges remaining. It is an outstanding example of the technical and design expertise of the Western Australian Government Railways, and one of the finest railway bridges built in WA. The […]
Visit the Section by Section Guide for the Balingup area for Track conditions and information about the diversion. « Adventure Raffle ticket sales reach $25,000 Raffle funds to help restoration of Long Gully Bridge »
Our Foundation members have been key in ensuring our Adventure raffle is a huge success with ticket sales reaching $25,000. There are still lots of books to be returned and tickets are still available online, priced at only $5 a ticket. Every dollar raised from the raffle will go back into the upkeep of the […]
Over the last few months, someone has been removing the sponsor plaques from most of the Bibbulmun Track shelters. These plaques recognise the invaluable support of our sponsors. Without their support, we would not be able to put 100% of donations received back into Track maintenance projects. If you know who is doing this, please […]
Explore our heritage on this walk (approx 6.5km) as we explore the history and controversy surrounding the construction of the Mundaring Weir, the pump stations and the pipeline which transports water a massive 560km and new initiatives designed to tackle today’s water supply issues. With your guidse from the Foundation and the National Trust, we […]
The Wandoo Reintegration Facility, managed by Serco Australia, is a minimum security detention facility aimed at assisting young adults to be reintegrated back into society to play a positive role. This is done, in part, by enabling residents to develop practical skills and to have meaningful experiences. Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the […]
The not-for-profit Bibbulmun Track Foundation relies on membership, sponsorship, revenue from events, merchandise and fundraising initiatives like the Adventure Raffle to enable us to do what we do best: maintain the Track and its facilities. Prizes include a World Expeditions Kakadu holiday for two, $3,000 Mountain Designs Voucher, a Bibbulmun South Coast escape for two […]
There are some very good reasons why joining a group is better than doing it alone. The next time you ask yourself why you should go on a guided walk or tour with experienced guides from the Foundation, have a look at this very short video. Click here (windows media video file – 5.7mb) Once […]