Comments for Flow Mountain Bike

Comment on Bare Creek Bike Park by Robert

Robert — Thu, 15 Aug 2024 16:37:37 +0000

Looked at park whilst just opened for the day watching friend ride . Trailforks data errors according to the GPS on their Cannondale .

Comment on Kempsey by Brennan

Brennan — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 11:03:07 +0000

Great variety of flow, techy DH and xc riding with an easy fire rd climb or sweet trails back to the top.
Kempsey even has a great little jump line to session a few trains with mates.

Comment on Kempsey by Grant

Grant — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 10:17:26 +0000

I competed in the NSW state xc endurance series. In 2023 and 2024 The club is super supportive, and have done a great job to developed the trail network. This year’s event used the new trail head and it was very impressive!
I haven’t ridden the flow trails yet, didn’t have time or leg strength left after a 5hr race in the mud.
But I’m very keen to give it a go.
PS bucket brewery in Kempsey is awesome!

Comment on Finch Hatton by Joshua Barton

Joshua Barton — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 09:49:59 +0000

I’m one of the lucky ones who calls Finch Hatton my local. This place is unreal with 14km or so of the most epic airflow trails it’s definitely one to add to the list. Countless jumps and features that will have you coming back from more. The climbing trail is nice and easy. It won’t leave you completely gassed and allows for multiple laps. Don’t like climbing then take advantage of the shuttles, load your bike and let the shuttle teams do the work ! All trails have features for all abilities and will have you frothing for more sugary goodness!!

Comment on Lake Mountain by Pat Ashton

Pat Ashton — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 06:09:05 +0000

Love the Cascades. Great day out up at Marysville.

Comment on Mount Buller by Tim

Tim — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 05:39:42 +0000

Buller Epic Trail from top to bottom. Rode with a group made up of two 29er hardtails and 1 short travel XC bike. Highly recommended for a long day out. Everything is ridable on a hardtail however would be more enjoyable on a short travel XC bike. Be prepared for a good 3-6 hours of awesome views and trails. Last 10kms is worth the effort.

Comment on Goldfields Track, VIC by Daan van Dorenmalen

Daan van Dorenmalen — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 09:47:19 +0000

Did a detour from the Goldfields track and rode through the Pine forest at Castlemaine. These hand made trails will test your technical skills and are a hidden gem. Loved the tight corners, challenging rock gardens and steep up and downs

Comment on Sunshine Coast by Paul B

Paul B — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 06:20:13 +0000

Parklands had some great trails cutting through fern-filled forests. There are cross country blues anf greens then more technical flow trails and gnarly blues and blacks. .

I also keep returning to Tewantin each year for Noosa Enduro. It‘s a real mix of terrain from technical trails in forests to gravel roads and hike a bike climbs up peaks leading to spectacular views over Lake Cootharaba and out to the sea.

The Noosa trail network that starts in Tewantin connects up little towns where you can stop for a bite to eat, coffee or refreshments. It makes for a great day out.

Comment on Margaret River by Colby

Colby — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 05:23:06 +0000

I rode the wooditjup trails after building up a fresh Norco torrent the night before. These trails are second to none for hardtails and shorter travel trail bikes. Awesome trails such as Pugsley, Big Pine, Bender and Line Manager offered me some sensational flow whilst trails like Paper Trail and Rock and Root offered some rougher natural features to contrast the vast amounts of smooth flow. Almost any lap leads to a smile at these trails. I cannot wait to get back.

Comment on George Town by Jake

Jake — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 16:44:02 +0000

Typical work of art by the team at world trail. Lots of options and something for everyone. Most trails could be ridden and enjoyed regardless of skill level with plenty of side hits to keep the more advanced rider entertained. Everything flows really well and the trails are well thought out and designed. Often the descents will have multiple line choices to keep things interesting but all the trails can be ridden pretty confidently blind without encountering anything unexpected. Only a short drive from Launceston and if you’re visiting to ride nearby Derby then it’s well worth spending a day here as well.

Comment on Melrose by Jake

Jake — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 16:22:23 +0000

I visited Melrose to ride the new mt remarkable epic trail and was not disappointed. It’s a decent pedal but the scenery, terrain changes and well built trail is well worth it. Take plenty of food and water. The first 11km is basically all climbing. Definitely recommend doing the full epic loop back to Melrose but the trail ‘bale out’ back to willowie forest is worth riding the 11km climb just to lap that 6km of descending.
The existing trails in Melrose are fun too. Different vibe to the new trails but still good fun if you don’t plan to ride the full epic.
‘Bale out’ is a must ride and best trail here in my opinion. Don’t think it’s just a way home for those that are having second thoughts while starting out on the full epic.

Comment on Blue Derby by Jake

Jake — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 16:02:18 +0000

Some of the best built trails on the best soil and terrain in Australia. A must visit location for riders of all levels. Bay of fires and Blue tier trails are epic longer rides or just do shuttle laps to black stump. Plenty to explore and something for everyone.

Comment on Awaba by Jake

Jake — Tue, 25 Jun 2024 08:58:24 +0000

The downhill section featured technical elements that I really enjoyed, and the flow section offered a super fast ride with some small jumps to send.

Comment on Forrest by Frank Ryan

Frank Ryan — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 21:11:17 +0000

Forest trails, whether you are doing the Otway Odyssey or just out for a ride, it is awesome . Some of the best flowing trials in Victoria along with plenty of traction. There is something for all type of XC riders, steep hill climbs, sweet flat and downhill sections suitable for all levels of ability.

Comment on Eagle Mountain Bike Park by Luca

Luca — Tue, 18 Jun 2024 06:26:56 +0000

The mixer is great. Steep rocky top section and revamped bottom section with drops ad jumps

Comment on Atherton by Ramin

Ramin — Fri, 14 Jun 2024 11:37:51 +0000

Well, I don’t live in the area. But I would love to ride the trails here. I have always wanted to visit Cairns and the surroundings. The pictures show amazing vegetation with some fun rollers weaving through. A guy from the USA can dream, right?

Comment on Fox Creek by Yetchi Yeung

Yetchi Yeung — Fri, 14 Jun 2024 01:09:30 +0000

Fox MTB park is arguably the premier place to go mountain bike riding in Adelaide. It has trails for all skill levels and a skills jump park to match.

Most people, including me, will park at the bottom carpark and ride to the top via the fire road and then turn off onto Dream Weaver + Point of Knoll Return. If I want a scenic climb, I’ll ride Middle Earth and pretend I’m Frodo on his journey to Mount Doom.

For descents, Green Smoothie and The Ducks Guts is great to warm up on. My personal favourite though is Fox Fast. Fox Fast has a bit of everything, and nothing too challenging either. I used to ride Allen’s Orange Whip + Blue Groove a lot, but because it’s such a crowd favourite, it’s fallen into a state where it requires some TLC.

Comment on Majura Pines by Simon

Simon — Thu, 13 Jun 2024 23:33:28 +0000

Majura is small but offers a wide range of experiences. With steep tech or flow trails on the southern and northern ends, connected by more undulating hand cut single track in-between, and a great beginner area next to some prime dirt jumps – there’s something for everyone of all abilities. There are loops you can follow, but you can easily mix up trails and choose your own adventure.

For the more advanced riders looking to thread the needle, the southern end is a great place to start with Barry & Larry, Dirty Distancing and Rock Lobster. Intermediate riders will love the flow Planet Claire on the southern end and Pinot Grinio+Bombora on the northern end. Less experiences riders can tackle the same blue flow descents at a slower pace or hone their skills on classic trails like Telemark and Innabaanya.

For those looking for some old school steep tight tech XC, you can’t go past Auto Alley, Car Body, Bucket Run. Or if you’re looking to save the legs, Pitt Street and Dew Drop Inn feature Majura’s famous gully half pipes.

The Flash, Crazy Crab Walk, pump track and jumps on the eastern side of Majura Parkway are a great place for beginners and younger kids as there’s minimal climbing but plenty of flow to be found. There’s also some fun skinnies too. It’s also where you’ll find the toilets, water, picnic table, repair stand and main carpark.

Comment on Narooma by Laura Renshaw

Laura Renshaw — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 11:48:32 +0000

In February we headed to Narooma after hearing much hype about the trails.
Our first day of riding we spent on the Playground testing all the easier flow trails, with a super nice climbing track back to the top. Thunderbirds are go being the favorite trail.
Day 2 we booked in for half day shuttles and tested all of the Gravity Trails! And all of them over again. There’s something for everyone here, flow, jumps, tech, climbs.
All nestled into a beautiful part of the South Coast.

Comment on Bright by Oli

Oli — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 09:28:16 +0000

Bright offers amazing trails ranging from tech to flow and has stuff for beginners to world cup racers. Bright is a amazing place to go for your first mountain bike trip if you are looking for trails that can accompany anyone with any skill level.

Comment on Eden by Friedo Ligthart

Friedo Ligthart — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 07:42:26 +0000

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

Comment on Old Man’s Valley | Hornsby by Charlie Paul

Charlie Paul — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 07:00:30 +0000

RIDE ABSOLUTELY ALL OF IT!!!!!! Such a sick trail network highly recommend to all riders of any level. Black blue and green old man’s valley has it all. Hard packed clay berms and technical rock gardens are going to test you skill level, technical accuracy and straight line speed.

Comment on Stromlo by Daniel Watson

Daniel Watson — Wed, 12 Jun 2024 02:28:34 +0000

Been riding Stromlo for many years now (from when it was a treeless hill), mainly all the xc trails. Not only does it have everything from technical descents, ascents and heigh speed flowly bermed delights you can also link loops up to 28k ! General riding or racing Stromlo really does have it all. Event centre facilities are top notch too if looking to head there for an event.

Comment on Forrest by Sarah

Sarah — Wed, 05 Jun 2024 07:02:54 +0000

Outside of the incredible pumptrack by Velosolutions, I feel like the recent upgrades have had quite a negative impact on the overall trail experience at Forrest. Formerly fun, grippy trails are now coated in slippery gravel making them unpredictable and skatey. Approach with caution!

I’ve seen positive updates to trails throughout the Victorian High Country, like the Indigo Epic, Cascades Trail and the recent updates to Mount Buller. All of these investments do a much better job of catering to all skill levels and have predictable consistent surfacing materials used.

It isn’t all bad, Forrest has some amazing scenery and waterfalls nearby that are well worth a look. I’d also strongly recommend swinging by the brewery to try the Silvertop Lager.

My favourite trails are on the Yaugher side of town and are from the original build many years ago, I’m hoping these don’t receive the same gravel treatment as the new trails. I remain hopeful that we’ll see remediation works to the recent upgrades. Fingers and toes crossed that Forrest sees the addition of some proper advanced trails in the future too.

Comment on Forrest by Simon

Simon — Tue, 04 Jun 2024 10:44:08 +0000

The new flow trails are great and the hub with the jumps and two pump tracks are excellent for all abilities to work on their skills. It’s great to see this destination rejuvinated as it had become a bit long in the tooth. It’s still a beginner/intermediate destination so it would be great to see more challenging advanced trails/features in the future. The brewery is alone is worth the visit to the town!

Comment on Narooma by Murray Guest

Murray Guest — Sun, 02 Jun 2024 06:17:41 +0000

My mate & I took the road south to Narooma earlier this year & were not disappointed. We explored all of the different areas and found fun trails in all areas. The mix of hand built and machine built trails are awesome. I Love Steve & Hump Back in the Gravity zone were full of flow! We didn’t use shuttles and the climb of No Soup For You is well made and an enjoyable climb. We headed to the Wilderness Area for some classic hand built trails and found the fun trail of Willy Wossell which felt like it just kept on going. Master of my Domain is another well built climb to the playground and Thunderbirds are go is a machine built trail with jumps and berms, flowing all the way back to the trail head. Definitely worth the trip to Narooma & will definitely be back!

Comment on Yackandandah by Graham C Clark

Graham C Clark — Sat, 01 Jun 2024 06:08:37 +0000

The Indigo Epic trail is a great ride, start from Yack end to get the main climbing over early and enjoy the excellent Yack descent at the end, guaranteed to raise a smile.

Comment on Narooma by Jake Hannah

Jake Hannah — Fri, 31 May 2024 05:27:15 +0000

Narooma is the best laid out and most fun trail network on mainland Australia. Every corner is perfectly placed and there are jumps for all abilities. A really great place to ride for families with smooth trails, gentle climbs that aren’t too long and you can self shuttle the Playground area (Thunderbirds are Go and Shredtopia). Commercial shuttles available for the 8 descents at the Gravity Zone with Southbound Escapes.

There are some tech trails as well, although only Devils Ballzac has substantial rock features (but it has a lot!)

Consider staying in Dalmeny – it’s closer to the trail head (possible to ride out to the Wilderness Zone) and a is a cute little town with a great beach.

Comment on Eden by Jake Hannah

Jake Hannah — Fri, 31 May 2024 05:19:25 +0000

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.

Comment on Cotter Pines by Jake Hannah

Jake Hannah — Fri, 31 May 2024 05:15:52 +0000

The signposted yellow loop is a fun spin suitable for beginner riders (none of the trails are blue – should all be mapped green). Expertly built by Iconic Trails the descent Sugar Sugar is a bit of fun and can be repeated easily. The lookout from Eagle Rock is the other highlight.

Afterwards have a picnic and a swim at the nearby Cotter picnic area.

Comment on Narooma by Rob Bond

Rob Bond — Fri, 31 May 2024 03:38:09 +0000

Spent a couple of days riding Narooma trails recently and thought it was impressive for the total number of different trail types but also how well kept they are! Coming from Sydney and riding mostly RNP with only 10k of official trails in Narooma you are spoilt for choice with beginners, gravity and cross country trails abound. Not sure we got through all of them there are so many but we will be back.
Trail head is impressive too!

Comment on St Helens by Michael Eastwood

Michael Eastwood — Thu, 30 May 2024 23:19:58 +0000

I like Dreaming Ponds. Leave from the hub and work your way up to the top of the tier on Going up (its spelt a bit different than that using Aussy slang) It feels like you not even climbing and then pop out on the top of the tier so its good fun. Take the Dreaming Ponds track and have a ball, watch out though, bit skatey in a few sections. Have a dip in the ponds and waterfall if keen and then drop down a bit further although be prepared to suffer a bit on the climb back up to the hub. What a buzz.

Comment on Blue Derby by Kevin Nicholls

Kevin Nicholls — Thu, 30 May 2024 13:02:51 +0000

New Hazy Days track is super flowy & a brilliant warm up from Black Stump shuttle drop off.
First 13 has to be the best 13km in Oz and the bottom half of Dambusters a flying finish to the day.
Used the CanAm buggy shuttles from Premium MTB transfers as the Black Stump road was being re-surfaced. They were an uphill adventure on their own.
Friendly locals, super helpful bike shops (Vertigo still going strong) & enthusiastic staff on top of resurfaced & upgraded trails = a perfect MTB long weekend. Just Go Derby!

Comment on Buxton Mountain Bike Park by Glenn Pettitt

Glenn Pettitt — Thu, 30 May 2024 09:03:12 +0000

I’ve ridden trails Archeron, Boobook, Off Camber and Catheral, each trail has great features, from the berms to jumps, nice and flowly, easy to navigate and well signed, beautiful scenery, well worth the trip.

Comment on Majura Pines by Nicholas

Nicholas — Thu, 30 May 2024 08:17:22 +0000

The iconic trails here have lived through most stages, evolutions, and race types of mountain biking in AUS. The current state of the trail network is a reflection of this experience with the challenges and joys of modern mountain biking met for all levels or rider. A good mix of natural and artificial features shape trails in a harmonious mixture, allowing for a trail experience that reflects the topography rather than wedging trails in an unnatural manor.
The location is a well maintained, beautiful pine forrest just far enough away from infrastructure that besides the air traffic overhead you can get the feeling of the escape from everyday.

Comment on Mount Beauty by Levi Billings

Levi Billings — Thu, 30 May 2024 05:49:05 +0000

I have ridden all the bike tracks at Mount. The thing that I like about Mount Beauty is how raw the tracks because the are mostly all hand built. There is lots of roots and rock which makes every track challenging.

Comment on Forrest by Luke Smith

Luke Smith — Thu, 30 May 2024 03:59:08 +0000

Great place for all skill levels. Bring the family and keep the pace slow or bring the pads and head to the top of Red Carpet for some fast paced action. Forest has it all from old school single track XC to fast flowing machine made berms. There’s so many trails you’re bound to find something you like. Finish the day at the brewery for some good food and good drink.

Comment on Majura Pines by Simon C

Simon C — Thu, 30 May 2024 03:40:15 +0000

Majura is a special place to ride. It’s got everything from hand cut old-school twisty single track that is capped at the north and south ends by more modern flow and tech trails. It’s a small area but punches above its weight with variety. Well sign posted, plenty of great facilities… and it’s all volunteer run with the support of some great local businesses and the ACT Parks service. If you do ride here, try volunteering just once or if you can, donate some money or support one of the sponsors!

Comment on Majura Pines by Jake Hannah

Jake Hannah — Wed, 29 May 2024 23:33:20 +0000

Although compact the Majura Pines offer heaps of variety for riders of all abilities and styles. From the beginner area, pump track and dirt jumps (Majurassic Park) over at Majura Rd, to the machine built flow descents like Barry, Planet Claire, Rock Lobster and Pinot Grinio. If XC tech is still your thing then checkout Auto Alley. If you like steep, rocky trails then you won’t be disappointed. The south end of the forest has a number of great descents like Touching Cloth and Short Memory.

A top hint is to park at the nearby Hackett shops – home of Monkey Wrench Cycles, Hackett IGA and several small cafes/restaurants. Cut through to Mackenzie Street and enter Mount Majura Nature Reserve and follow the signs up Blue Metal Road, forking left near the top to the Majura Pines notice boards.

Don’t forget to give the volunteers of Majura Pines Trail Alliance some love – either a donation or buy some merch – as they build and maintain all of these trails.

Comment on Sunshine Coast by Cory Everdell

Cory Everdell — Wed, 29 May 2024 20:36:19 +0000

Tewantin is my favourite place to ride in SEQ. There’s accommodation a few hundred metres from the carpark and there is a massive network of trails. Variety is amazing and it’s a fantastic destination as you get to ride though the rainforest!

Comment on Blue Derby by Matt Leese

Matt Leese — Wed, 29 May 2024 09:18:45 +0000

What an adventure this old mining town provides! Trails from Mild to Wild! From the friendly flows of Hazy Days to the iconic rock chute of Detonate this place caters for everyone! Did somebody say slabs? Check out Trouty and Cuddles to put yourself to the test. A less common experience is to ride up the Cascade gorge to the wall of the Cascade dam (take care on the slippery wet rock though ) And if you're up for some exploring after the ride then be sure check out the remains of Mount Paris Dam. Derby Tasmania. You won't be disappointed.

Comment on Kempsey by Jason Parker

Jason Parker — Wed, 29 May 2024 08:31:49 +0000

All the trails are awesome with a great range of progression from XC to Enduro.

Firefly flow trail is perfect for just about everyone but be mindful to scrub some of the bigger jumps if you aren’t a fan of air time.

Good variety of surfaces, topography and vegetation.

If the golf club is open it is perfect for post ride refreshments.

Comment on Glenrock by Alistair

Alistair — Wed, 29 May 2024 08:23:24 +0000

Great spot for some light trail/XC riding with undulating terrain. Tracks can feel a little slow on an all mountain/enduro bike so you are better off going to the more gravity oriented riding spots in the area like Ohrimbah or Awaba if you are riding a longer travel bike.

Comment on Atherton by Jody Margetts

Jody Margetts — Wed, 29 May 2024 08:15:20 +0000

The main loop at the park as well as Ricochet. These trails have the best combo of XC and Enduro with a flare of awesome downhill. Easy to navigate with very well signed trails and multiple trail head signs, makes for a low stress adventure for first timers.

Comment on Sunshine Coast by Ben G

Ben G — Tue, 30 Apr 2024 04:21:25 +0000

Tewantin is still my pick out of any of the riding in SEQ. Awesome easy pedal up a sealed road, then a great variety of tracks available in both sides.

A little bit of everything in here for everyone. Plus, the sandy soil tends to hold up well after rain.

Add in an active trail care group and it’s a great day out. Well worth the drive from Brisbane

Comment on Bare Creek Bike Park by Sam

Sam — Sat, 27 Apr 2024 07:24:20 +0000

I rode here a while ago and they were the biggest jumps that I had ever seen. There is good progression for beginners all the way to advanced. If you get bored you can always watch people jump down the pro line.

Comment on Majura Pines by Steven Pagani

Steven Pagani — Thu, 25 Apr 2024 06:42:01 +0000

Majura Pines climbs are the bomb, tight, techy and a real challenge but the best part – that dirt…

Comment on Narooma by Mark Walker

Mark Walker — Thu, 25 Apr 2024 00:51:59 +0000

With the old trails, new skills area at the carpark, the other 3 main areas, Gravity, Playground and Wilderness, this place has almost everything, from janky black and old schools XC and gravity, to flow, and jump tracks, this area has so much to offer. All in the top end of tracks.
If you have not ridden this, you should.
Now with Eden, Tathra, Narooma, and all the Mogo trails being built, this area will be alive with mountain bikes.

Comment on Forrest by Ben

Ben — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 07:43:23 +0000

All trails, I love it here, a surprisingly challenging place to ride at times, possibly it’s the beauty that give you a false sense of security. Great single track can be as easy or hard as you like, the skills Park is a great upgrade.

Comment on Awaba by Jeremy Dawes

Jeremy Dawes — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 06:00:20 +0000

The new trails established for the xc nationals bring variety and new challenges. Lots for beginner and skilled. Loved zipping around on a Scott Spark.

Comment on Alice Springs by Ronn Slusser

Ronn Slusser — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 04:49:18 +0000

Ridden all the trails, absolutely mtb heaven. Suits all styles and fitness.
Hell Line is my favourite.

Comment on Gold Coast by Jack Buchhorn

Jack Buchhorn — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 03:45:24 +0000

BOOMERANG FARM MTB PARK!

This is an absolute must for anyone planning a MTB trip to the Gold Coast and guess what – SHUTTLES!

Why? It has something for everyone! Want to run some fun, flowy blue jump lines – Sidewinder into the newly constructed Ranch Toastie. Want to get you chunk on, tackle DH2, DH3, Ballzack or the infamous Rodney’s Run. Is getting some serious air time your thing, hit up Funked Out or for the all time adrenaline junkies – tackle BIG LINE.
To top things off, they have an INSANE dirt jump system, that is meticulously curated and cared for by the riders.

Boomers is open Friday through Monday (pending weather) and will generally advise early if the park is to be closed due to weather or any race events.

Comment on Buxton Mountain Bike Park by Frank Ryan

Frank Ryan — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 02:34:33 +0000

Love the trails at Buxton, smooth and flowing. Particularity enjoy the final descent which has great berms to rail, capping off an awesome ride.

Comment on Royal National Park by Paul Levine

Paul Levine — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 02:32:25 +0000

Mount Kiera and Mount Kembla. Down hill technical jank. Home of Josh Carlson. If you ride here you will spawn red hair and be a froth machine like Carlson.

Comment on Majura Pines by Scott Hannaford

Scott Hannaford — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 02:15:54 +0000

There’s a good skills/jump park on lower Majura that’s a great place to practice, with different levels of jumps lines. But there’s a lesser known, and I think even better spot on the upper part near the winery known as the Three Bears. They’re staggered from beginner (baby bear) up to advanced (papa) and they’re really well built jumps that you’ll often have to yourself. Highly recommended to head up towards the winery or check them out on your way up Batcave and the super fun descent Pinot Grinio.

Comment on Majura Pines by Kobe

Kobe — Fri, 19 Apr 2024 05:42:45 +0000

The 3 bear jump lines are so good and well built

Comment on Margaret River by Alex

Alex — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 11:52:50 +0000

If you plan to ride WA, Margaret River is a must. With something for everyone, it’s not a destination wasted. New to riding? Safe and epic greens. Looking for some blues? Some of the funniest flow and jump trails in the state. Got that knack for black? Meelup has you covered. What’s missing? Wine, beers and good food? All a stone throw away. A destination worth shredding on its own

Comment on Yackandandah by Frank Ryan

Frank Ryan — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 05:33:00 +0000

Yackandandah Epic Trails, I have been there twice in the past year on both a cross country bike and a trail bike and loved every minute of it. The trails are perfectly formed and provide fun for any level of ability and bike. They are exceptionally well maintained, which is a credit to the local trail crew. The local town offers great options for beverages, food and accommodation after you finish riding with a huge smile on your face from the awesome fun had. I will definitely be back there again soon.

Comment on St Helens by Mike

Mike — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 03:13:16 +0000

I have ridden all the trails at St Helens.
The trails are well maintained and ride well in all conditions.
The surface soaks up water and the trail fairies have a done a lot of work on drainage to ensure any surface water drains away quickly.
This makes the trails suitable for riding all year round. Where other parks will leave you covered head to foot in mud after any serious rain, these trails make great riding conditions.
There are options for the whole family from simple kids loops to black diamond down hills.
Take the shuttle to the tier to enjoy Send Helens or Mach 10 or ride the blue stacked loop trails.
The stacked loop trails have had a lot of work done recently and have some great flow sections.

At the trailhead there is a canteen, toilets and shaded seating which gives a great area for families to base themselves.

Comment on Manly Dam by Stuart Ecob

Stuart Ecob — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 02:40:22 +0000

Manly dam gets a bad rap sometimes but it’s the closest mountain biking to the Sydney cbd. Theres plenty of fun singletrack and they are currently adding bits of singletrack to avoid some of boring bits.