Follow Access Instructions
Use the entry, parking, camping and riding areas specified for that event. Do not assume access outside the permitted event area.
The Ground Beneath Every Event
Every great trial starts with somebody trusting the club with access to their land. Pathfinders is extremely grateful to the landowners and property hosts who make our sport possible.
Without Land, There Is No Trial
Trials needs natural terrain: rocks, hills, banks, logs, creeks, open ground and enough room to move riders safely between sections. The club has been fortunate over many decades to use farms, quarries and private properties across Western Australia.
That access exists because owners are willing to work with the club, tolerate the disruption of an event and trust members to leave the property in good condition.
Respect the Property
Use the entry, parking, camping and riding areas specified for that event. Do not assume access outside the permitted event area.
Follow event instructions for gates and fences and be mindful of livestock and property operations where applicable.
Leave campsites, parking areas and sections clean. If you see club rubbish during pack-away, help collect it.
Fire restrictions, camping arrangements and property-specific rules can change from event to event. Follow the published instructions.
Access for a Pathfinders event does not mean the property is open for private practice before or after the event.
Staying for pack-away, collecting section markers and helping return the venue to normal is one of the simplest ways members can show appreciation.



Private Property Means Private
This website does not publish private landowner contact details or treat event venues as public riding areas. Riders should use the official event information for access, camping and property instructions.
Rustic Metal Works is one of the supporters that has helped Pathfinders through property access as well as wider club support. We are grateful to them and to every owner who has done the same over the club’s history.