Maps of mountain bike trails
These are primarily horse / mountain bike routes which are signed and maintained. The section of Allery Trail passing through private land leaves me wondering whether this is a legit; it does not follow the road reserve. Strava tells me it’s well used.
The nice folk at Yarraman Caravan Park asked me to make a map of the walk / horse / cycle trails which are signposted around the town.
Not long ago a cafe proprietor on the BVRT mentioned to me that she had nothing informative to give or sell to BVRT users. I promised to try to come up with something, and when we had finished preparing the Fifth Edition of Where to Mountain Bike in SEQ I realised this was a golden opportunity to piggyback the print run. Gillian quickly packaged up the Somerset chapter into a 12 page Guide to the BVRT and it is now in stock with a remarkable 20+ retailers in the Brisbane Valley.
Just before Christmas we received a shipment of our latest publication – the Fifth Edition of Where to Mountain Bike in South East Queensland. The Fourth Edition sold 8,000 copies and previous editions sold around 5,000 making this a local bestseller. The book is now available online at www.organisedgrime.com.au and at 80+ shops – see www.organisedgrime.com.au/stockists.php
The KKRT is now complete. The South Burnett section is paved while the Gympie section has a natural surface.
Glen Rock State Forest has a little-used bushwalk and also a cycling / horse-riding trail along the creek to the Top Yards.
This map has both a family bushwalk and potential mountain bike trails – permission to be confirmed.
It’s on the very edge of the Toowoomba Region in Western Downs.
The map I drew for the Oxley Creek Common birdwatching brochure; it’s a mecca for birdwatching, a nice walk and a great ride:
