Stage 9 of 34 · Bibbulmun Track
Km 222 → Km 250, near Dookanelly Campsite
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Start: Km 222
No nearby transit stop. Consider getting dropped off or using the previous stage's end stop.
End: Km 250, near Dookanelly Campsite
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Segment Breakdown
Auto-analyzed from the elevation profile. Each segment shows the dominant character for planning your effort.
| Segment | Dist | ↑ / ↓ | Time | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Km 222 → km 9.2 (242m) 198–325m | 9.2 km | +210m / -166m | 2h 31m | 🏃 Highly Runnable |
km 9.2 (242m) → km 18.4 (164m) 154–242m | 9.2 km | +132m / -211m | 2h 24m | 📉 Descending |
km 18.4 (164m) → Km 250, near Dookanelly Campsite 161–264m | 9.1 km | +154m / -54m | 2h 20m | 📈 Climbing |
| Total | 27.5 km | +542m / -476m | 7h 16m |
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Terrain Analysis
Surface & Technicality
Gradient describes steepness, not exposure, scrambling, footing or current conditions. Technical difficulty is unknown where no mapped rating is available.
Surface
Estimated for the full route from the 36% with mapped surface data in OpenStreetMap.
Current Conditions
Based on 1991–2020 climate averages, the weather on Bibbulmun Track Stage 9: Km 222 → Km 250, near Dookanelly Campsite is usually best from April to June and August to November. July is the wettest.
Weather this week
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Weather by month
Typical weather on this stage: at the lowest point (147 m) and the highest point (329 m). Select a month to see why it is rated as it is.
| Month | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weather | Mixed | Mixed | Mixed | Good | Good | Good | Mixed | Good | Good | Good | Good | Mixed |
| High point, day / night | 28°/15° | 28°/15° | 26°/14° | 22°/12° | 19°/9° | 16°/7° | 15°/6° | 16°/6° | 17°/7° | 20°/8° | 23°/11° | 26°/12° |
| Low point, day / night | 29°/15° | 29°/16° | 27°/15° | 23°/13° | 20°/10° | 17°/8° | 16°/7° | 17°/7° | 19°/8° | 21°/9° | 24°/12° | 27°/13° |
| Rain, mm | 22 | 23 | 38 | 43 | 110 | 157 | 203 | 142 | 119 | 66 | 40 | 18 |
| Snow at high point | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
| Daylight | 14 h 05 | 13 h 17 | 12 h 21 | 11 h 19 | 10 h 28 | 10 h | 10 h 10 | 10 h 52 | 11 h 51 | 12 h 51 | 13 h 47 | 14 h 18 |
Source: TerraClimate 1991–2020 monthly averages. Averages for the area at each point’s elevation (4 km grid, corrected for height). Not a forecast or a report of current trail conditions. Snow at the high point is estimated with a simple snowpack model from these temperatures and precipitation, not observed; steep islands and high summits can hold more snow than it shows. Daylight is for the 15th of each month. Hut, transport and park seasons are separate: check them for your dates.
Averages cannot establish current trail conditions. Check recent local reports, the forecast and restrictions before departure. Snow and ice can persist on shaded sections or arrive outside the usual season.
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Safety & Bailouts
We do not have a verified emergency exit plan for this route. A nearby settlement, hut or route endpoint is not necessarily reachable or open. Do not leave the trail based on a straight-line distance or compass direction.
Review possible exits against current local information before your trip. In an emergency, contact local rescue services; this page is not live rescue guidance.
Suggested Gear List
Auto-generated based on 27.5 km, 542m ascent, max altitude 328.6m, ~7h duration.
- 👟 Trail running shoes / hiking bootsRequired for any trail
- 📱 Phone (charged) + offline mapNavigation & emergency contact
- 💧 3L hydration vestWater source information is incomplete; plan supplies before departure
- 🍫 Trail mix, bars & sandwichEst. 2240 kcal burn
- 🆘 Emergency space blanketCritical for preventing hypothermia if you stop moving
- 🧴 SunscreenBasic sun protection
- 🧥 Light rain jacketWeather changes fast in the mountains
- 🔦 Headlamp7h route — plan for delays
- 🩹 Mini first aid kitBlister plasters, tape, antiseptic
Logistics
This route runs from Km 222 to Km 250, near Dookanelly Campsite (27.5 km by trail). You'll need to arrange transport back to your starting point.
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