Trail Transfers & Shuttles for Collie Hiking & Mountain Biking

Duration: 40 minutes and more | Price:  Start From $80 | 

Experience hassle-free trail transfers in Collie, Western Australia with Forest Explorer. With over 15 years of local knowledge in Southwest WA, we provide reliable shuttle services for hikers and mountain bikers exploring the region's best trails.

Trail Shuttle Services in Collie

We specialize in trail transfers and drop-offs for:

• Bibbulmun Track - Shuttle services between Collie trail sections

• Munda Biddi Trail - Mountain bike transfers and bike transport

• Wellington National Park trails - Access to remote trailheads

• Collie Darkan Rail Trail - Wheatbelt and Nature Reserve Express

• Local Collie hiking and MTB trails - Point-to-point shuttle services

Mountain Bike Transport

• Transwa - Bunbury and beyond.

Our bike rack accommodates two bikes, with additional capacity available through our partnerships with Adventure Connections for larger groups.

Why Choose Forest Explorer Trail Shuttles?

• 15+ years' experience with Collie trail logistics

• Extensive knowledge of trail access points and parking areas

• Stress-free transfers so you can focus on your adventure

• Perfect for one-way hikes and bike rides on the Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail

Book Your Collie Trail Shuttle Today

Call Alison on 0427 981 187 for trail transfers and shuttle services in Collie, Western Australia.

 

​​​Trails: 

• Collie River Valley,

• Bibbulmun Track

• Collie Darkan Rail Trail

• Wellington National Park -Wiilman Bilya

• Wambenger Bike Trails

• Munda Biddi

FAQ Trail Transfer/Shuttles

• How do I get back to my car after a one-way walk or ride?  Forest Explorers can transfer you from your end adventure within 150km radius of Collie Western Australia. Weather your vehicle is at accommodation, TRANSWA station or the Collie Visitor Centre.

• Which trails do you service around Collie and the southwest? We cater and service the Bibbulmun, Munda Biddi, Wilman Bilya and Collie Darkan Rail Trail. We serve a 150km radius, though to keep your costs down there are other operators for most trail towns.

• Can you access remote or lesser-known trailheads by 4WD? Yes, we can collaborate on most trail access, that is maintained.

• Is gear, packs, or bikes transport included? Yes. We have a roomy 4WD and a bike rack that carries two bikes, if you require more than two bikes, we care able to contact Kym at Adventure Connections.

• Can transfers be customised to suit food drops, baggage drops ,short walks, multi-day sections, or family groups? They sure can. Our base rate starts at $80 and we provide custom quotes based on your specific starting and ending points, group size, and whether you need gear transport. Collie has Track Angels who can also be contacted via social media groups and Collie has a Taxi service.

• What safety, accreditation, and local knowledge do you bring to Collie trail transfers?

Forest Explorers has five years of continues safe, reliable trail transfers in Collie, Western Australia, with full insurance and PTV (Passenger Transport Vehicle) and TPT (Tourism Passenger Transport) accreditation through the WA Department of Transport. Our 4WD-accredited vehicles, professionally maintained and serviced, carry a maximum of four passengers, allowing personalised, safety-focused transfers on Collie trails. All transfers include First Aid equipment and fresh drinking water on board.

With strong local knowledge of Collie and the Southwest WA trail network—including the Bibbulmun Track, Munda Biddi Trail, Wambenger/Wiilman Bilya and regional rail trails—we understand seasonal conditions, weather impacts, access points, and safe pickup locations. As an Eco-accredited, nature-based operator, Forest Explorers prioritises risk management, environmental care, and respect for cultural landscapes, ensuring confident, responsible trail travel in the Collie region.

• What is slackpacking and does Forest Explorers offer it?

Slack-packing means walking or riding with just a day pack while operators transport your camping gear and heavy equipment to your next stop. Many operators in the Pemberton, Walpole, Denmark, Dwellingup, and Collie areas offer this service.

• How far in advance should bookings be made, especially during peak walking season? Most of our trail users’ book from three to twelve weeks in advance.

• What payment methods do operators accept? Most operators accept cash, card, and PayID. Confirm payment options when booking to ensure a smooth transaction on the day of your transfer.

Thank you for reading Forest Explorers FAQ, enjoy your trail adventures.

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