Manjimup
Pack your gear and head to the Southern Forests and Valleys region to create unforgettable memories in this authentic and awe-inspiring slice of Western Australia.
Central to the region, Manjimup is an ideal destination for motorbike riders seeking enchanting experiences amidst breathtaking natural landscapes. Riders will be captivated by the twisting and turning roads that wind through lush forests and picturesque farm vistas, offering a thrilling ride amidst stunning greenery, and autumn colour in season.
The adventurous spirit will find solace in the numerous backroads and dirt tracks scattered throughout the area. The diverse landscapes encompassing tall trees, dense bushland, and scenic vistas provide an ever-changing backdrop for a memorable and immersive adventure.
Nature enthusiasts will love wandering through the nearby forests at the Diamond Tree, King Jarrah, One Tree Bridge, Glenoran Pool and the Four Aces, perfect spots for a picnic and bushwalk. You can lookup any of these places here. History buffs can discover the regions rich forestry heritage at the State Timber Museum in the Manjimup Heritage Park. Explore the PowerUp electricity museum, the Historical Hamlet and the Rail and Relics exhibit. For more information click here. Visit Donnelly River Village, a historic mill town located centrally between Manjimup, Nannup and Bridgetown. For information click here.
Western Australia's
Food Bowl
As the day’s explorations come to an end, riders can unwind at one of the region’s cosy accommodation venues and indulge in live music at a Cabaret Lounge and gourmet delights at local cafes and restaurants. Manjimup is renowned for its fresh produce, including delectable truffles, delicious marron, succulent fruits, and premium wines, beers and ciders, providing a satisfying culinary experience. Taste a Pink Lady or Bravo apple direct from a local farm, both varieties developed in Manjimup. In winter, join a truffle dog hunt to unearth the treasured Perigord black truffles. To learn more about the regions produce please visit the Southern Forests Food Council website here.
The service town for the district, Manjimup boasts historic Art Deco buildings, a heated AquaCentre, golf course and other sporting facilities in addition to gyms, supermarkets, banks, hardware and spare parts stores, mechanics, several fuel stations, pharmacies, medical centres, hospital and everything visitors need for their stay. Local produce is available from farm gate stalls and the Manjimup Farmers Markets are held each Saturday morning.
The welcoming and warm-hearted community ensure that riders feel at home, creating a vibrant atmosphere to share stories and experiences with fellow adventurers.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about where to stay, what to do and where to eat in and around Manjimup, the friendly team at the Manjimup Visitor Centre can assist, please contact them on (08) 9771 1831 or visit their website here or click the button below to visit the Southern Forests and Valleys regional tourism site.
How to
GET HERE
Manjimup is the central Hub of the South West of WA and is easily accessed from Perth and other major South West centres.
- Manjimup is located approximately 256kms from Perth. Take the Kwinana Freeway south, then the Southwest Hwy, passing through a number of smaller towns.
- From Busselton, take Vasse Hwy through Nannup, then enjoy the forests along Graphite Rd to Manjimup. About a 90 minute ride.
- From Margaret River, Take Mowen Rd to Nannup, then along Graphite Rd to Manjimup. About a 90 minute ride.
- From Albany, ride north to Mt Barker than take Muir Hwy to Manjimup. A ride of about 2 hours.
Essential Services
Visitor Centre
Manjimup Visitor Centre 151 Giblett St.
Ph: 08 9771 1831
Hospital
Warren Health Service, Hospital Avenue
Ph: 08 9772 5100
RESTROOMS
Coronation Park, Giblett St, Manjin Park or
South Giblett St
MANJIMUP TRAIL BIKE HUB
51 Mottram St
Manjimup WA