Visitors are welcome to join in on any of our group road-bike rides, or MTB rides but you will need to pay a $5 Casual MTB User (trail maintenance) Fee to go explore the mountain bike trails for up to 5 days. Our ultimate mission is to become a prominent south west cycling club with a strong and growing membership supported by cycling events, behaviour change programs and community initiatives that promote, advocate and encourage cycling in all its forms whilst building a strong cycling community of present and future club members. The club also organizes plenty of club activities and rides along the local trails, cycleways and roads’. Our vision for the Dunsborough Cycle Club committee and members is to focus on the awareness of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and wellbeing within our community by developing many different cycle initiatives (including events) to a wide range of bike riders with our “Mission Statement” of “More people cycling in the southwest more often”.
“Dunsborough MTB Skills Development Park” is now attracting thousands of riders… which includes riders of all ages (seniors to school children) with the club membership now exceeding 250 members. It has plenty of potential to attract riders from all over the state to locally organized events or to tourism mountain bikers who simply want to visit Dunsborough to explore the trails. After gaining planning approval from the City of Busselton in June of 2013, the club volunteers have created a quality mountain biking skills park that suits riders of all ages and abilities, not just the super fit cross country or freestyle riders.
The combining of 95% twisting single track and 5% open fire access roads the trail network makes best use of the natural terrain through the bushland of the property. Built as an extension to the already long list of activities available at the Dunsborough & Districts Country Club the network of mountain biking trails provide opportunities for both novice and experienced riders to develop their mountain biking skills and fitness. A group of local cyclists and mountain bike riders teamed up with the Dunsborough & Districts Country Club in April of 2011 to develop a 10km cross-country mountain biking course around their 60 hectare golf course property.
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