Your complete guide to the Gravity Eden MTB Park

Destination overview

Overlooking the spectacular Twofold Bay, Gravity Eden is one of the most hotly anticipated new riding destinations in the country, and it’s now ready for riders.

With 58km of trails and over 300m of elevation to work with, Eden is the first start-to-finish destination constructed by Contour Works — and boy-howdy did those crazy cats from Carins deliver.

Gravity Eden, built for progression

The network is divided into three zones: Gravity, Flow and Adventure.

Starting at the top of the hill, the Gravity Zone offers the biggest, baddest trails in the network that descend all the way back to the trailhead. There’s sizable slabby rock features, rough and raw riding and jumps on trails like Old Tom and Prana.

The Flow Zone, as the name suggests, offers flowy descents with surfy berms that will slingshot you through the corner like an F1 car navigating the Parabolica. A trail called Straight Six in this zone is the one that we still can’t stop raving about.

The Adventure Zone is mostly concentrated around the trailhead, with mellow, family-friendly singletrack touring lush rainforest. The temps are a bit cooler down here, and it’s designed to slow you down so you can look around and enjoy your surroundings.

Shred the trailhead

Even the trailhead at Gravity Eden is epic. When you pull up in the parking lot, the big, beautiful jump line will be calling your name. Each jump has three line options to help you build confidence and skills safely at your own pace.

Contour Works opted to build timber ramps for the larger jumps so that the lips would stay consistent without constant maintenance.

Then there is the pump track. This thing is a sight to behold, and it looks even better at night under the lights. Yep that’s right, you can squeeze in a few laps after dinner and keep the kids away from their screens.

Eden was already an established tourism destination before the trail network, with the population growing nearly 7x during the busy season. With that, there are plenty of beds, restaurants, off-the-bike attractions and places to pick up essentials in town.

Have you ridden here? Tell us about it!

Tell us about your ride

3 responses to “Eden”

Friedo Ligthart says:

12 June 2024 at 5:42 pm

Had the pleasure of visiting Gravity Eden on a recent trip and managed to fit all the downhill trails in on a single shuttle day and had an awesome time.

The trails are scenic, in great knick and a lot of fun but most do require a bit of pedal power through the middle sections.

My top picks are Jump Stumper, Prana and Old Tom for their jump lines, some more challenging than others.

Check out some videos on my channel, just search Sportilium (I Nearly Died on Old Tom \\ First Ride Gravity Eden MTB Trails
Jake Hannah says:

31 May 2024 at 3:19 pm

Slightly mis-name as “Gravity Eden” – you need to be prepared to do some pedaling, even if shuttling. But that’s pretty much all the bad news. The trails are awesome fun with view to die for and long swoopy descents. The pump track and jump line at the trail head are superb and Eden is a beautiful little town.

Top hint – depending where you are staying it is possible to ride out from town to join the network in a couple of places to avoid having to use your car all weekend.
Jordan Perree says:

12 April 2024 at 10:27 am

Eden is genuinely one of the best destinations that I’ve ridden a mountain bike at; the trails are built impeccably & with awesome flow, which should make it a must-ride for anyone in the area!