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Looking for the best dirt bike tracks around Perth? Whether you're chasing a proper motocross track, a family-friendly ride park, or a public riding area where you can load up the bikes and head out for the day, Western Australia has some great options within reach of Perth.
This guide covers 9 dirt bike tracks, ride parks and riding areas in Perth and surrounding parts of WA, from club tracks in Neerabup and Chidlow to family weekenders like WA Ride Park and West Moto Park, plus popular public riding areas like Pinjar and the Lancelin dunes.
We've also included a Perth riding map, quick venue notes, and a practical pre-ride checklist with helpful Firestorm links for the gear and parts riders often need before a riding weekend away.
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Before you go: these locations do not all work the same way. Some are club tracks, some are private ride parks, and some are public ORV or trail riding areas. That means access rules, memberships, registrations, bookings, ages and riding days can vary. Always check the current venue rules before leaving home.
Perth & Surrounding Areas Dirt Bike Riding Map
The Firestorm map below shows the nine destinations included in this guide. Select the image to view it larger.
If you're after a more relaxed dirt bike weekend, these are the places worth looking at first. They suit riders who want room to ride, camping, and options for different skill levels.
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1. WA Ride Park
Location: Brazier, south of Kirup, WA
WA Ride Park is a good option if you want a proper weekend away with the bikes. It offers a relaxed ride-park atmosphere, family riding opportunities and a mix of easier and more technical options.
WA Ride Park offers approximately 80 km of marked enduro-style trails across its network, with easier loops, technical options and shortcuts back to base. Smaller riding areas cater to kids and developing riders. Camping is available, making it a handy choice for a weekend trip.
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2. West Moto Park
Location: 453 Begley Road, Wyalkatchem, WA
About two hours north-east of Perth, West Moto Park is a popular family-focused destination with multiple riding areas, camping and bike hire. It works well for riders who want a structured, easy-to-organise getaway.
There are tracks for beginners through to more experienced riders, plus a 10km enduro trail. The venue also offers hire bikes and riding gear, which can be especially useful if you're introducing a family member or mate to the sport.
3. Pinjar Motorcycle Area
Location: Orchid Road (off Wesco Road), Nowergup, WA
Pinjar is one of Perth's best-known public motorcycle riding areas and is especially handy for families and local riders who want a straightforward day out without a long drive.
Pinjar is a managed public off-road vehicle area, not a motocross club. Motorcycles must have valid ORV or road registration, and riders must follow the area's age, protective gear and access rules. A daily vehicle access fee applies, with an annual pass option. Check current fees and conditions before visiting.
These are better suited to riders looking for club-based riding, motocross practice, organised events or specialist track access. They are not all casual drop-in venues, so check access carefully.
4. West Australian Junior Motocross Club — Eric Walter Park
Location: Eric Walter Park, Old Northam Road, Chidlow, WA
WAJMCC is one of WA's best-known junior motocross clubs. It caters to young riders and provides a structured environment for skill development, coaching and club riding.
The hard-packed motocross track is in the Perth Hills and is designed to support junior motocross development. Ride days and practice availability can vary around club events and track preparation.
5. AJS Motorcycle Club
Location: 440 Wattle Avenue East, Neerabup, WA
AJS Motorcycle Club is a long-running WA motorcycle club with a solid motocross presence in the Perth region. It suits riders who prefer organised club riding and a more serious track environment.
This is not a general public ride park. Access is typically tied to club activities, practice days or scheduled events, so riders should confirm the current arrangements before making the trip.
6. BSA & Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Club — Noble Falls Race Circuit
Location: 3049 Toodyay Road, Gidgegannup, WA
The Noble Falls Race Circuit is a classic name in WA off-road riding and suits riders looking for a more traditional club-track experience. It's a better fit for committed riders than casual family trail days.
As with many club-run venues, access arrangements can vary. Membership, event eligibility or scheduled riding days may apply, so it's worth checking the latest details before you travel.
7. Vintage Motocross Club of WA — Dandaloo Park
Location: Dandaloo Park, Narrogin Valley, WA
If the golden years of motocross are more your thing, this club offers something different. Vintage Motocross Club of WA focuses on classic-era motocross and a lower-pressure, enthusiast-friendly atmosphere.
The track style leans more toward natural terrain and old-school motocross character than modern obstacle-heavy layouts. It's a niche destination, but a fun one for the right rider.
If you enjoy more open riding, sand, dunes, 4WD-style tracks or non-club riding areas, these are the destinations to look into. Just remember: public access does not mean unrestricted access.
8. Mundaring Powerlines Track
Location: Sawyers Valley / Mundaring area, WA
The Powerlines Track has long been known as a tough, challenging area shared with 4WD users. It isn't a calm beginner loop — it suits riders looking for a more technical day and who are comfortable around larger vehicles and shared-use terrain.
The Powerlines area is best approached as a shared-use 4WD destination rather than a designated dirt bike park. Motorcycle access depends on the exact roads and tracks involved. A fully road-registered motorcycle and appropriate licence are required on public roads. Check current land-manager restrictions and signs before riding; don't assume the entire powerline corridor is open to motorcycles.
9. Lancelin & Cervantes Off-Road Riding Areas
Location: Lancelin, Ledge Point and Cervantes coast, WA
The Lancelin sand dunes are one of WA's best-known off-road riding destinations, while separate designated ORV areas exist around Ledge Point and Cervantes. These are not one continuous unrestricted dirt bike track. Check official ORV boundaries, registration requirements and local restrictions before riding. Sand dunes change shape with the wind, and the area is shared with 4WDs and other recreational users.
Which Perth Riding Spot Should You Choose?
The best destination depends on the kind of riding you actually want to do.
- For family weekends and camping: WA Ride Park and West Moto Park are the obvious starting points.
- For juniors getting into motocross: WAJMCC is worth investigating.
- For local Perth day rides: Pinjar is a handy option for riders wanting a public motorcycle area closer to the city.
- For club motocross riding: AJS, BSA & Harley-Davidson MC and the Vintage Motocross Club of WA all suit riders who prefer organised club-style riding.
- For trail-style or dune riding: Experienced riders can investigate permitted routes around Mundaring or the designated ORV areas at Lancelin, Ledge Point and Cervantes, subject to current restrictions.
Rider tip: Looking for new places to ride is only half the job. Before every trip, check whether the site is currently open, whether practice or ride days are running, and whether any bookings, memberships, waivers, ORV registrations or licences are required.
Perth Dirt Bike Weekend Checklist
Before heading off to a club day, ride park or public riding area, it's worth doing a quick check on the bike and your gear. A small part or simple tool can save a long drive home.
Make sure your riding gear is ready, especially if you're introducing family or friends to a ride park.
Shop riding gearComfortable, protective boots and gloves make a big difference on longer ride days.
Shop riding bootsCheck your pad life before a full weekend away, particularly if you're riding sand or long descents.
Shop brake padsA small fall can end the day quickly if you don't have a spare lever packed.
Shop levers and controlsInspect chain tension and look for worn sprocket teeth before heading out.
Shop chain and sprocket partsA compact tool kit, spark plug and other essentials can turn a problem into a five-minute fix.
Shop motorcycle toolsIf you're trailering the bike, check your straps, trailer and loading gear before leaving home.
Shop tie-downsFor longer days or warmer weather, don't forget water, snacks and any camping essentials.
Shop hydration gearFrequently Asked Questions
Where can I ride a dirt bike around Perth?
Good options include club tracks like WAJMCC and AJS Motorcycle Club, private ride parks like WA Ride Park and West Moto Park, and designated public riding areas such as Pinjar and the Lancelin dunes.
Are all of these venues open to the general public?
No. Some are club tracks, some are private venues that may require bookings, and some are public ORV or shared-use riding areas. Always check the current access rules before travelling.
Do I need registration to ride at Pinjar or Lancelin?
Motorcycles must have the appropriate ORV registration or full road registration for the designated public ORV areas. Riders must also comply with age, protective equipment, boundary and other local requirements.
Which Perth-area venues are best for families?
WA Ride Park, West Moto Park and Pinjar are among the more family-friendly options because they offer broader riding choices and are better suited to mixed skill levels.
Can I just turn up at a motocross club track and ride?
Not always. Many club tracks operate only on scheduled practice days, race days or membership-based access. Check the club website or Facebook page before you go.
Ready for Your Next Perth Dirt Bike Ride?
From Perth motocross clubs to public riding areas and weekend ride parks, WA has a good mix of options depending on whether you're chasing laps, trail riding, family time or a more serious motocross day.
Before you head out, check the bike, confirm the venue is open and make sure you've got the right riding gear and useful spares packed.
Need gear, parts or practical ride-day essentials? Explore Firestorm Motorcycles for helmets, boots, brake pads, levers, chains, tools and more.
Track access, memberships, public riding rules, ORV requirements, camping arrangements, facilities and opening days can change. Always verify current information directly with the venue or relevant land manager before travelling. The Firestorm map is a regional guide, not a navigation map or proof of legal riding access.
