The home of Gravity in SEQ – Boomerang Farm Bike Park is a haven for downhill riders. With 14 trails (and growing) the park caters for all skills levels with green to double black trails. The park is a great place to progress jumping, dropping and other advanced techniques, however protective gear is highly recommended.

The park is situated on the Gold Coast and has ample parking and a great cafe and bar on site for post-ride nutrition! Open from 8am to 3pm Friday to Monday be sure to check the website out for more details here. Please note that entry into the park is $20 for non members of the club and shuttles are available for $25 a day (a smart investment at this place!).

While the South Burnett region may be best known for boasting the beautiful Bunya Mountain as its backdrop, it’s also home to some great XC trails. Just a short ride from the small rural township of Wondai, you will find the McEuen forestry. With around 20km of hand built trails thanks to the South Burnett Mountain Bike Club it’s one to add to the list!

A new carpark was constructed in 2020 off Wondai Charlestown Road and is your best access point. All trails are rated green or blue and with trail names like “Cannonball” and “Downpipe” your sure to have a great time!

The Gold Coast’s Playground

Host of the 2018 Commonwealth Games Mountain Biking events – Nerang is a great place to spin the legs. The National Park has a HUGE network of trails – over 50!! This includes everything from green, blue & black diamond trails with some popular cross-country trails thrown in as well!

There is something for everyone at Nerang, with trails well signposted & a large car park located near the Velodrome on Hope Street.

What dreams are made of!

After years sitting idle & trails becoming overgrown, Kooralbyn has recently seen a transformation like no other. Thanks to the help of dedicated volunteers the park is now one of Queensland’s premier riding destinations. Now with over 20 trails & a great range of dedicated learning features, this is the perfect spot to progress as a rider.

Located on the same property as the Kooralbyn Valley Resort you can book a stay and roll out of bed to ride the trails. If visiting for a day trip the best parking is past the resort and on Routley Drive. Keep your eyes peeled for more handcrafted single track in 2021.

A Hidden Treasure!

You can’t beat the beautiful location that is Mt Joyce! The 30 kilometres + of trails borders the picturesque Lake Wyaralong. This is the perfect spot for a weekend adventure with camping near by as well! Where you ask? Just over an hours drive South West from Brisbane and just outside Beaudesert is where you will find this special place.

Now – back to the trails! The Escape Park caters to most riders with a mix of green, blue and black diamond trails. The local company Brisbane Mountain Bike Shuttles can take the pain away from climbing to the views with shuttles on offer most weekends. Please note that the black diamond trails should only be attempted by experienced riders as they have large features & rocks. The popular “Bovine Groove” trail is one not to miss however & will suit most riders!

A Queensland Favourite!

Perhaps the perfect spot to begin one’s mountain biking adventure – Daisy Hill is a local favourite. With flat but entertaining trails you can spend hours honing your skills among the 20+ kilometres of trails.

Some of the best trails for beginners to check out are; “Lace Monitor” & “Possum Box” while the more advanced riders can find a challenge on the black diamond “Nirvana”.

The Daisy Hill trails can be accessed from various entrances with the main entrance found at the end of Daisy Hill Road. You will find toilets & bike facilities here. The other popular entrance is at the end of Underwood Road at the duck pond.

Another South Coast Favourite!

Does 15km of single track just 25 minutes from the Brisbane CBD sound good to you? Well then, get your riding kit on & your bike on the car & head to Cornubia Forest Park for your next riding adventure.

With links now to both Daisy Hill & Bayview Conservation Park you can ride for as little or as long as you like at Cornubia. It’s fast becoming a popular destination with it’s mixture of green, blue and black trails – there’s something for everyone.

Best parking can be found at the end of Kimberly Drive where you’ll cross the gateway into the network of more than 14 trails.