Friends of the Cape to Cape Track
  • About Us
    • Welcome and Introduction
    • Cultural Acknowledgement
    • Our Vision
    • History of the Track
    • Flora, Fauna, Geology and Landscapes
    • Contact Us
    • Sponsors and Grants
    • Quarterly Newsletter
    • Landscope
    • Events on the Track
    • Calendar of Group Walks
    • Donations
  • Friends Events
    • Members Biennial End to End Trek
  • Volunteer Information
    • Information for Adoptees
      • The Reward Program
    • Adoptees' Report (V12)
  • Walking the Track
    • Field Guides and Maps
    • Services
      • Accommodation
        • Accommodation Naturaliste to Yallingup
        • Accommodation Yallingup to Gracetown
        • Accommodation Gracetown to Redgate
        • Accommodation Redgate to Hamelin Bay
        • Accommodation Hamelin Bay to Leeuwin Lighthouse
      • Guided Walks
      • Tour Operators
      • Supplies / Other Services
      • Transport Services
      • Links
    • Safety and Emergency
      • Track Alerts
    • FAQ
      • Track Facts
      • Access for More
    • Merchandise
    • Have Your Say
    • Donations
  • About Us
    • Welcome and Introduction
    • Cultural Acknowledgement
    • Our Vision
    • History of the Track
    • Flora, Fauna, Geology and Landscapes
    • Contact Us
    • Sponsors and Grants
    • Quarterly Newsletter
    • Landscope
    • Events on the Track
    • Calendar of Group Walks
    • Donations
  • Friends Events
    • Members Biennial End to End Trek
  • Volunteer Information
    • Information for Adoptees
      • The Reward Program
    • Adoptees' Report (V12)
  • Walking the Track
    • Field Guides and Maps
    • Services
      • Accommodation
        • Accommodation Naturaliste to Yallingup
        • Accommodation Yallingup to Gracetown
        • Accommodation Gracetown to Redgate
        • Accommodation Redgate to Hamelin Bay
        • Accommodation Hamelin Bay to Leeuwin Lighthouse
      • Guided Walks
      • Tour Operators
      • Supplies / Other Services
      • Transport Services
      • Links
    • Safety and Emergency
      • Track Alerts
    • FAQ
      • Track Facts
      • Access for More
    • Merchandise
    • Have Your Say
    • Donations
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History

The idea of a walking track along the Capes coastline was conceived in the 1970s but it was in the early 1990s that it began to take shape. It was constructed initially by joining existing tracks along the coast and through the forest, also using beaches where they could be safely traversed. This alignment is constantly being improved with more dedicated walking paths as funds become available. Many community groups, school groups and volunteers have been involved with this work. In 1998, a Friends group was formed to assist what is now the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) in the development of the Track, and this group now plays a vital role in shaping its future.

  • About Us
    • Welcome and Introduction
    • Cultural Acknowledgement
    • Our Vision
    • History of the Track
    • Flora, Fauna, Geology and Landscapes
    • Contact Us
    • Sponsors and Grants
    • Quarterly Newsletter
    • Landscope
    • Events on the Track
    • Calendar of Group Walks
    • Donations
  • Friends Events
    • Members Biennial End to End Trek
  • Volunteer Information
    • Information for Adoptees
      • The Reward Program
    • Adoptees' Report (V12)
  • Walking the Track
    • Field Guides and Maps
    • Services
      • Accommodation
        • Accommodation Naturaliste to Yallingup
        • Accommodation Yallingup to Gracetown
        • Accommodation Gracetown to Redgate
        • Accommodation Redgate to Hamelin Bay
        • Accommodation Hamelin Bay to Leeuwin Lighthouse
      • Guided Walks
      • Tour Operators
      • Supplies / Other Services
      • Transport Services
      • Links
    • Safety and Emergency
      • Track Alerts
    • FAQ
      • Track Facts
      • Access for More
    • Merchandise
    • Have Your Say
    • Donations