Ride. Progress. Respect Country.

The Ngoolark MTB Freestyle Jump Park is a purpose‑built riding space designed for skill development, progression and fun — set within the forests of Nannup as part of the town’s growing network of trail experiences.

More than a jump park, Ngoolark is a place where riding, culture and community come together, supporting Nannup’s vision as a Trail Town and an active, connected community.

What Is the Ngoolark MTB Freestyle Jump Park?

The Ngoolark MTB Freestyle Jump Park provides a dedicated space for riders to practice, build confidence and develop jumping skills in a safe, purpose‑built environment.

Inspired by BMX‑style trail design, the park features:

• Two downhill jump lines
• A return trail back to the start mound
• A compact layout ideal for session riding and progression

Ngoolark is suited to intermediate and advanced riders looking to refine skills or prepare for more challenging trail networks, including the nearby Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park.

Why the Park Is Called Ngoolark

Ngoolark is the Noongar name for the white‑tailed black cockatoo, a culturally significant species with a strong connection to this area.

An Aboriginal heritage assessment identified the park location as a nesting ground for the white‑tailed black cockatoo. Following this assessment, the local Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee, Karri Karrak, was engaged in the naming process. The name Ngoolark was chosen to recognise the cultural and ecological significance of the place.

The Ngoolark name and branding reflect respect for Country and acknowledge the importance of cultural heritage in shaping shared community spaces.

Designed With Care for Environment and Culture

Ecological surveys informed the design and construction of the park, ensuring development was limited to existing, degraded track alignments and minimised additional disturbance to native bushland.

The jump lines were constructed using an acrylic polymer stabilisation method, designed to protect trail surfaces, extend the life of the features and reduce ongoing environmental impact.

Every aspect of the park has been designed with care — balancing recreation, environmental responsibility and cultural respect.

Trail Information

The Ngoolark MTB Freestyle Jump Park includes:

• Blue (Intermediate) Jump Trail
  A fast, flowing line ideal for developing confidence and refining technique.

• Black (Advanced) Jump Trail
  Featuring larger jump features for experienced riders seeking a more technical challenge.

• Return Trail
  A dedicated return route linking back to the start mound.

Riders are encouraged to choose lines that match their ability and progress gradually.

A Park for the Community

Ngoolark is a shared community space, used by:

• Local riders and visiting trail users
• Young people developing skills and confidence
• Friends and families supporting riders
• The wider community enjoying active outdoor spaces

As part of Nannup’s Trail Town network, the park supports social connection, healthy recreation and community pride.

Looking After Ngoolark Together

The ongoing success of Ngoolark relies on shared responsibility.

When visiting the park, please:

• Ride within your skill level
• Respect signage and trail conditions
• Care for the environment and surrounding bushland
• Show consideration for other park users

By looking after the park together, we ensure Ngoolark remains safe, welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.

Plan Your Visit

The Ngoolark MTB Freestyle Jump Park is located just north of Nannup and can be accessed by bike or car.

To help plan your ride:

• Download the Experience Nannup App for interactive trail maps
• Use the app to find nearby trails, cafés, accommodation and local attractions
• Check signage and trail information on arrival

The park also connects to the wider trail network, supporting riding journeys between Ngoolark, Tank 7 and town trails.