Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus

The Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus marks the northern start of the 1,000 kilometre Bibbulmun Track long-distance walk trail in Kalamunda, 30 kilometres east of Perth, Western Australia. Located at the Kalamunda History Village on Railway Road, the terminus is identified by the distinctive yellow Waugul marker and information shelter. It serves as the official gateway for hikers beginning the journey south to Albany through jarrah forests, national parks and coastal heathlands.

Visitors can expect a small outdoor precinct at the edge of Kalamunda town centre featuring the iconic yellow and black Waugul (Rainbow Serpent) terminus sculpture, an information shelter with maps and track details, and paved paths around the Kalamunda History Village and Zig Zag Cultural Centre. The setting is surrounded by jarrah forest and town facilities. It is a starting point for photography, trip registration and short forest walks, with access to visitor information, toilets and parking nearby.