I suspect the answer is no, as the Trail passes through National Parks. I suggest contacting the Department of Conservation and Environment Tracks and Trails unit for further advice.

Regards
Andrew

I suspect the answer is no, as the Trail passes through National Parks. I suggest contacting the Department of Conservation and Environment Tracks and Trails unit for further advice.

Regards
Andrew

I suspect the answer is no, as the Trail passes through National Parks. I suggest contacting the Department of Conservation and Environment Tracks and Trails unit for further advice.

Regards
Andrew

Thanks,

Nicole

Thanks,

Nicole

Thanks,

Nicole

I trust your training for the Cape to Cape is going well. My suggestion apart from putting in the miles (uphill, downhill and along the beach) would be to get your pack weight down. I almost gave up my attempts at walking untill I met a guy (an old bloke like yourself!) at Walpole a few years back who told me all about light weight backpacking. It changed my outlook completely! I suggest you google it!
Anyway, your post caught my eye because of your mention of the Augusta-Busselton Heritage trail. I am new to the area, and after I finished the Cape to Cape a few weeks ago I have been trying to find some information on the A-B Heritage Trail but no one seems to know anything about it and the maps don’t seem to be available anymore. I would be interested to know if you or anyone else reading this post still has a map or trail description.?

Cheers
GarryS

I trust your training for the Cape to Cape is going well. My suggestion apart from putting in the miles (uphill, downhill and along the beach) would be to get your pack weight down. I almost gave up my attempts at walking untill I met a guy (an old bloke like yourself!) at Walpole a few years back who told me all about light weight backpacking. It changed my outlook completely! I suggest you google it!
Anyway, your post caught my eye because of your mention of the Augusta-Busselton Heritage trail. I am new to the area, and after I finished the Cape to Cape a few weeks ago I have been trying to find some information on the A-B Heritage Trail but no one seems to know anything about it and the maps don’t seem to be available anymore. I would be interested to know if you or anyone else reading this post still has a map or trail description.?

Cheers
GarryS

I suggest you contact the Bunbury Bushwalking Club to see if walking with them would be helpful. Also there is lots of helpful people on the Aushiker Yahoo! group. You can find it at http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/aushiker/.

All the best
Andrew

I suggest you contact the Bunbury Bushwalking Club to see if walking with them would be helpful. Also there is lots of helpful people on the Aushiker Yahoo! group. You can find it at http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/aushiker/.

All the best
Andrew

Regards

Bill.

Regards

Bill.

Regards

Bill.

Regards
Andrew

Regards
Andrew

Regards
Andrew

I’ve been looking at your site for a while now and have picked up some interesting and useful info. so thought I’d say thanks and keep up the good work.

It’s nice to find some accurate and relevant info for WA. on the Webb. I spent some time over new years hiking the southern half of the Cape to Cape track and I did this without my usual in depth planning, no guide book and a fairly average map. I relied mainly on your notes and they were more than adequate for the tricky sections of the route.

Thanks again, Gary

I’ve been looking at your site for a while now and have picked up some interesting and useful info. so thought I’d say thanks and keep up the good work.

It’s nice to find some accurate and relevant info for WA. on the Webb. I spent some time over new years hiking the southern half of the Cape to Cape track and I did this without my usual in depth planning, no guide book and a fairly average map. I relied mainly on your notes and they were more than adequate for the tricky sections of the route.

Thanks again, Gary