Tweed Coast Pedal for Prostates

More than 28,000 Australian men were diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2025.

1 in 5 of Australian men are at risk of being diagnosed in their lifetime and men living in regional or rural areas of Australia have approximately 24% higher rate of dying from prostate cancer than their urban counterparts.

Cabarita Beach and Pottsville Beach Lions Club is raising funds for prostate cancer research, while increasing awareness of the disease in Tweed Coast communities. Join the Lions Club for a casual bike ride through the spectacular Tweed countryside. It’s a scenic ride passing through a huge variety of landscapes along the award winning Northern Rivers Rail Trail. Take your time and have a day out in the country. Stop along the way for brunch, coffee, lunch, artisan ice cream and mouth-watering cakes. Enjoy hand made cheeses and other local produce along with the views. Or…. do the full ride in one go and enjoy brunch at one of the eateries. There are cafes, restaurants, art galleries, iconic pubs and roadhouses and soooo much great scenery.

Buy a ticket to register. Donations are welcome too.

High Country Gravel SQ

For riders curious about stepping beyond the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, the High Country Gravel SQ Weekend (17–19 April) offers a low-stress way to experience South East Queensland’s next gravel frontier, without needing to plan every turn yourself.

Hosted around Crow’s Nest by Southern Queensland Cycle Trails Inc., the weekend showcases some of the best riding across both the Downs Burnett Cycle Trail and High Country Gravel South Queensland, with guided rides designed to suit a range of abilities and appetites for adventure.

The weekend kicks off on Friday evening with a relaxed, social sunset ride. This is a chance for riders arriving from Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast or the Gold Coast to stretch their legs, meet fellow participants and get a feel for the terrain. “It’s up on the ridges to a high point,” says Hugh Wilson from Southern Queensland Cycle Trails Inc. “You stop and watch the sunset, it’s a great way to start.”

Across Saturday and Sunday, riders can choose between shorter and longer ride options each day, allowing participants to tailor the experience to their fitness, confidence and curiosity. Some routes head out along the Downs Burnett Cycle Trail, while others explore the rolling gravel and quiet country roads that define the High Country Gravel network.

Crucially, this isn’t rail trail riding. But it’s also not extreme or intimidating.

“It’s not a rail trail,” Hugh says. “But there’s very few cars, and the ones that are there tend to be locals who give you plenty of room. There’s no battle on the road at all.”

Accommodation options range from pubs and motels to cabins, campgrounds and Airbnbs, and riders are encouraged to stay local, eat local and explore the towns they pass through.

More details are on the event website.

Valley Velo

Valley Velo is a fund-raising ride on Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, raising money for Compass and the MND and Me Foundation, making a real impact for these inspiring causes.n In 2025 the ride raised $180,000.

Multiple distances are available, mark May 30, 2026 in your calendar and stay tuned for when entries open.

MS Brissie to the Bay

There are over 1 million Queenslanders living with MS and neurological conditions including Epilepsy, Parkinsons, Dementia, Stroke and MND. And that means there are over 1 million reasons to ride to support the work that MS Queensland does by entering the MS Brissie to the Bay on June 14, 2026.

For 2026 there will be four events to take part in, with 60km, 100km and 130km routes to tackle – or the Circuit Challenge right at the Brisbane International Cycle Park in Murrarie, where all ride start and finish.

Mater’s Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle for Cancer 2026


Mater’s Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle for Cancer will take place on Sunday August 23, 2026.

Join over 5000 dedicated bike riders and challenge yourself with the iconic 100km course from South Brisbane to Fisherman’s Lawn, South Port, raising awareness and vital funds for cancer research and improved treatment.

Register your interest online.

Buderim 9

The Buderim 9 Challenge is an exciting annual 76km community cycling event covering 9 hills around Buderim – although there are shorter options as listed below. Full details are on the event website.

The 2025 Buderim 9 Event includes the:

Buderim 9 (Dixon, Coghill, Ballinger, Crosby, Glenmount, Mons, Lindsay, Jones, Mooloolaba -> home)

Buderim 6 (Dixon, Coghill, Ballinger, Crosby, Glenmount, Mons -> home)

Buderim 3 (Dixon, Coghill, Ballinger -> home)

Buderim Electric (6 hills)

Ride for Research

Cairns 2 Karumba Bike Ride

Have you ridden across Queensland’s iconic landscapes?

The Cairns 2 Karumba Ride is a ride that tackles a legendary 780km journey from coast to outback. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist, a weekend warrior, or an adventure seeker, the C2K Bike Ride offers an unforgettable experience across Queensland’s stunning landscapes.

Check out the C2K itinerary.