Starting from the car park on Wellington Dam Road, Worsley, this walk takes you on a circuit via the Sika, Munda Biddi and Jabitj trails. The loop starts with the Sika Trail, following the contours of the landscape through slopes of tall Jarrah trees and mature undergrowth with a very gentle gradient. A steep downhill section along the Munda Biddi Trail takes you down to the Collie River about halfway through the loop. Once you reach the junction at the foot of the hill, follow the Jabitj Trail as it winds uphill alongside the river. Approaching the Wellington Dam, the trail leaves the river banks and climbs steeply to rejoin the Sika Trail, which leads back to the car park. This is a relatively challenging walk, with a couple of steep sections and uneven surfaces. The descent to the Collie River along the Munda Biddi Trail is steep in places with some loose rocks. Mind where you place your feet. The first part of the Jabitj Trail is moderately overgrown and will require you to push past some bushes and spider webs. The loop can be walked or cycled in either direction. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

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