Volunteer at Coastrek Margaret River 2026

Friday, 30 October 2026

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Margaret River Coastrek 2026 | Volunteers and Staff | Wild Women on Top

Coastrek Margaret River is happening, Friday 30 October and we would love for you to join the volunteer squad.

You will be essential to ensuring trekkers feel encouraged and safe throughout their 20km or 35km journey – all while raising much needed funds and awareness for mental health.

Event details

  • Date
    Friday, 30 October 2026
  • Where you might be stationed

    • Yallingup Beach
    • Sugarloaf Rock
    • Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
    • Eagle Bay
    • Meelup Beach
    • Centennial Park
  • What you'll be doing

    • Cheer on trekkers with pom poms and cow bells.
    • Hand out snacks, water, and encouragement.
    • Distributing bibs, medals, and good vibes
    • Assisting with set-up and pack-down
    • Being a smiling face and supportive presence

Plenty of shifts are available and range between 3 to 5 hours – no full-day commitment needed.

Plus, for shifts over 4 hours, you’ll receive a free entry to participate for next year! 

Event registration information

We would love to have you join the Coastrek community as a volunteer!

Help us make this an incredible day for trekkers all while raising much needed awareness for mental health.

To lock in your role, you’ll need to:

  • To join the volunteer crew at Coastrek Margaret River, please register below by Friday 30 September, 2026

  • Register through Coastrek by filling out your details and preferred shifts through the registration form

Thank you!

Each event that Beyond Blue has the chance to participate in relies on our incredible teams of volunteers. It is because of our committed volunteers that we are able to reach communities across Australia and make a difference to mental health and wellbeing.

Thank you so much for your support. We couldn’t do this without you!

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