Two Peaks on the Bibbulmun Guided Hike | 10 km | 4 Hrs
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Join us on a beautiful 10km guided hike experience along the famous Bibbulmun Track on arguably the best day hike around Perth. Explore the iconic track from Sullivan Rock to Mt Vincent and Mt Cuthbert, with a magnificent showcase of lush Jarrah & the relatively rare Darling Range ghost gum or butter gum along with spectacular views from the top of our two mountains.
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching 1000km from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, to Albany on the south coast, winding through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australia.
INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET:
- A guided 10km hike along The Bibbulmun Track from Sullivan Rock to Mt Vincent and Mt Cuthbert
- Amazing and accurate historical stories and secrets covering local heritage of our fascinating hiking trail
- Our personal recommendations for local cafes and restaurants to enjoy a well deserved meal or coffee post hike
- A great experience with Perth’s award-winning hiking tour operator
- Friendly and knowledgeable, first aid trained tour guide
MEETING POINT AND GETTING THERE:
The Sullivan Rock car park is about 1 hour from Perth and is on the south side of Albany Hwy. Directions will be sent with your ticket.
HIKING GRADE:
This hike is a grade 3. This hike will test your fitness, endurance, and strength. With large climbs, and moderate distance, a moderate level of fitness is required for this hike. See what the grades mean here.
WHAT TO WEAR & BRING:
Bring plenty of water ( at least 2 litres per person)
Comfortable clothes and sturdy trainers or hiking boots. With the uneven gravel trail at times, good grip soles are advised.
If you have hiking sticks, please bring them ( although not essential!)
Personal First Aid kit
Snacks / morning tea to enjoy at the peak.
Camera to snap some great photos fo your hike
Please double-check your booking date to ensure the correct tour and date is booked. No changes to your booking date can be made within 48 of your tour date. For specific details regarding to your tour, please read our terms & conditions.
Important Next Steps:
Sign the waiver: Please ensure you and any guests joining you have completed the waiver before the tour here.
You can also read our waiver on our website here.
We will send you a friendly reminder two days before your tour with any last-minute tips and updates. In the meantime, download your Trail-Ready Guide here for all the essential details you might need.
Please note: Meeting location is at Sullivan Rock Carpark. The carpark is hard to find and there may be no phone signal so please use your mapping app or follow these directions:
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On the down side, the guide battled to keep a reasonable pace, even strolling he needed to stop. This left the group splintered as some slowed down and took the opportunity to enjoy the fauna and flaura, whilst others forged ahead, especially on the return trip.
On the plus side, his knowledge of photo composition was an unexpected bonus.
Even though the weather was cold wet and windy sarah our hike host was such a bubble of brightness full of smiles and enthusiasm and very informative with flora fauna and wildlife information
The cave experience was nice and yoga short but sweet
Highly recommend taking any hike with the hike collective
Thank you
An experience I will remember fondly
It was a freezing cold night which is obviously not the tour operator's fault, however the promised hot chocolate would have helped a lot. I was the last of the five to get mine, and I got half a cup of barely tepid, very weak, drink.
I always try to find something positive to say, but am struggling with this one. We both felt that $70 each was way too much.
Well done Kate for setting up such a great business. Krystal made a great guide, was informative for the hike. The yoga in Cabaret cave was amazing. Thank you
Erin is a friendly and professional guide who shared her knowledge freely.
The hike was very simple, very informative and the weather was perfect.
An enjoyable hike around John Forrest National Park. Erin and Bernie were excellent guides being informative, maintaining an appropriate pace and assisting the group in navigating the trails. Extending the hike to Glenbrook Dam was a great idea. A great morning out for my first Hike Collective adventure. Looking forward to the next hike.
We are so lucky to have these beautiful walks in out back yard, and so lucky to have Hike collective and staff to make them so accessible.
Thank you Erin and Renate and Hike Collective, I will certainly be booking more walks.
So it was lovely to do together for the 3 of us. I was born and bred in Perth and never knew about this cave. The cave is gorgeous and a really, special experience to do yoga in the cave. The yoga is a very easy level, more to do with stretching, breathing and enjoying the experience. I would suggest you bring a thicker mat than the 3mm mat as you are lying on concrete. They do have some extra mats, but limited numbers. They use some beautiful singing bowls to enhance the meditation at the end. Temperature of the cave is really pleasant. We wore shorts and t-shirts as it was a 31 degree day, with runners. Alot had on leggings. But they would be hot during the hike. We had a delicious fresh juice after yoga. We were able to put mats back into the car before the hike. Hike is a pleasant walk with a couple of hills. Pretty easy going with lots of stops for the guise to tell you an interesting story. We even got to see some koalas in the sanctuary..Overall a really lovely day.
Sunset, wildflowers, grazing table and meditation. Thank you Kate,John and Maxine. Perfect finish for the end of the year.
The only things I would comment on, which made the experience Very Good, Not Excellent:
1. Yoga: During the session the group next to us was talking OK Now.. .I know it was in a whisper but WE CAN HEAR YOU in a somewhat silent cave! We were a group of 3. Managed to hold in what we wanted to say to each other during the session. Can't possibly have been that urgent!
2. Yoga again - There was 2 people off to the side during the session. One was a child. One Adult taking photos. Right during the meditation, the child wanted to know of the Adult how much longer the session was for. Yes again a whisper but annoying nonetheless.
So really I am just saying that anybody who can't participate should wait outside, or in the first section of the cave AND possibly the Yoga instructor could ask people to refrain from conversing once the session begins until it is over. Plenty of time to chat when out enjoying the hike.
The juices offered were DELICIOUS, the nature, the organisation was SPOT ON. Neither the hike nor the yoga session was strenuous. Definitely a beginner Yoga session but WHO CARES.. you're in a cave :)





































