• You'll share the trail with other users when mountain biking in D'Aguilar National Park. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Queensland Government
• Mountain bike ride on a network of shared trails in the southern section of D'Aguilar National Park. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Queensland Government

Set out on a two-wheeled adventure in the southern section of D'Aguilar National Park, where hundreds of kilometres of trail crisscross the landscape.

Two popular routes include the 22km one-way South Boundary Road trail and the 25km Audax loop—just keep a look out for road and junction signs marking where mountain bike access isn’t allowed.

Make a weekend of it and stay at one of five remote bush camps— Scrub Road bush camp, Light Line Road bush camp, Dundas Road bush camp, England Creek bush camp and Northbrook Mountain bush camp are located along the trails.

More detail about the mountain bike trail network is provided in the South D'Aguilar forest trail map (PDF, 732.8KB) and the D'Aguilar National Park topographic map, available for purchase from the Walkabout Creek Discovery Centreat The Gap.

Getting there and getting around

There are many entry points to the the mountain bike trail network from Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre or from access roads along Mount Nebo Road.

Access roads are accessible by 2WD.

• From the Brisbane suburb of The Gap located about 10km from Brisbane's city centre, take Mount Nebo Road (tourist route number 8).
• Turn left into Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre at 60 Mount Nebo Road, or continue along Mount Nebo Road to access points through the park.
• For more information about accessing the mountain bike trail network please consult the South D'Aguilar forest trail map (PDF, 732.8KB) or obtain a D'Aguilar National Park topographic map from the Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre.
• Read mountain bike and cycle with care for tips on riding safety and riding with care.

Wheelchair access

There are no wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Before you visit

Opening hours

Mountain bike trail network is open 24 hours a day.

Check park alerts for the latest information on access, closures and conditions.

Visiting safely

For more safety information see:

• Visiting D'Aguilar National Park safely
• Walk with care
• Mountain bike and cycle with care.