Why Attend the World Trails Conference
The World Trails Conference is the premier global gathering for everyone passionate about trails — from trail managers, tourism operators, and conservationists to community leaders, educators, and outdoor enthusiasts. This unique event offers opportunities to connect, learn, and be inspired like no other.
What Makes This Conference Unique
- Global Perspectives, Local Experience – Engage with international trail experts while exploring the world-class trails and natural beauty of Western Australia.
- Diverse Delegates – Connect with people from across sectors, cultures, and continents who share a love of trails and a commitment to sustainability, health, and community.
- Cutting-Edge Knowledge – Learn about the latest innovations, research, and best practices in trail design, management, tourism, and conservation.
- Cultural & Indigenous Insights – Hear stories and insights from Indigenous leaders and local communities, highlighting the cultural and spiritual connections to land and trails.
- Hands-On Learning – Participate in guided trail experiences, workshops, and Task Team sessions that let you explore ideas in practice, not just theory.
- Networking & Collaboration – Build lasting connections, find partners for future projects, and collaborate with global peers passionate about trails.

Bald Head Walk Trail. Credit: Katie Wason
What You Will Gain
Attending the World Trails Conference gives delegates the chance to:
- Discover practical solutions to challenges facing trails worldwide
- Share your expertise and learn from others’ experiences
- Inspire and be inspired by innovative projects and case studies
- Access a global network of trail professionals and enthusiasts
- Celebrate trails as a tool for connection, culture, conservation, and wellbeing
Whether you are a trail manager looking to improve infrastructure, a tourism professional seeking to enhance visitor experiences, or an outdoor enthusiast eager to connect with a global community, the World Trails Conference offers insights, inspiration, and connections that last long after the event ends.

Murray Valley Mountain Bike Trail Head Credit: Visit Dwellingup