A Guide to Mountain Bike Tracks on the Sunshine Coast
1 Ewen Maddock Dam, Mooloolah MELBOURNE Elanda Point Teewah Coloured Sands 15 Woondun NP Kin Kin Woondun SF Mt Moorooreerai 623m Lake Cootharaba HOBART Beginner Tracks Teewah Boreen Point Intermediate 14 Tracks Kybong arys Creek SF Cooloothin Mt. Pinbarren NP Mt.Cooron Traveston Advanced Tracks Gilldora Langshaw Dagun 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ringtail SF 10 11 Pinbarren 12 6N 13 Cooran 14 15 16 17 National Country Music Muster Site 18 Dularcha National Park, Landsborough Cudgerie Loop, Cudgerie (Noosa Trail Network) Cooroy Wanderer, Pomona - Cooroy (Noosa Trail Network) Mapleton National Park, Mapleton Laguna Bay Lake Cooroibah 4N 6S Tuchekoi NP Mt.Coorora BRUCE HWY Amamoor Noosa Heads 13N Amamoor Creek Yuroi SF Pomona Kandanga Amamoor SF Noosa NP Tewantin 13S Lake MacDonald Federal Sunshine Beach Cooroy Noosaville 12 Tewantin NP 3 Melawondi Sunrise Beach 4S Lake Weyba Mt.Cooroy 427m Castaways Beach Carters Ridge Imbil SF Doonan Imbil Mt Kandanga 576m Marcus Beach 9 Eerwah Vale Eumundi Mt.Eerwah 402m i - Kenil worth Road West Cooroy SF Derrier Flat Peregian Beach Eumund 7 Mary River Brooloo Coolum Beach North SUNSHINE COAST MWY North Arm 8 Belli Park Coolum Beach Cooroora Trail, Cooran - Pomona (Noosa Trail Network) Kenilworth Bluff 456m Lake Borumba Ninderry Point Arkwright Yaroomba Beach West Cooroy State Forest, Belli Park Cooloolabin Cooloolabin Dam Imbil SF Borumba Mtn. 624m Yandina 10 Wappa Dam Gheerulla Marcoola Maroochy River 18 Mapleton NP Sunshine Coast Airport Mudjimba Island Mudjimba Bli Bli Point Glorious Lookout, Mapleton National Park Eumundi Conservation Park, Verrierdale Cooloolabin Dam, Mapleton National Park Glass House Mountains Circuit, Glass House Mountains Tewantin National Park, Tewantin Mac N Back, Pomona - Lake Macdonald (Noosa Trail Network) Tablelands Circuit, Cooran (Noosa Trail Network) Trail 1, 2, 3 and 4, Kin Kin (Noosa Trail Network) Poona Lake Kenilworth Bellthorpe National Park Circuit, Stony Creek Hennessey s Hill, Beerburrum Parklands Conservation Park, Parklands 5 Nambour Mapleton Mapleton Falls NP Kidaman
Maleny - Kenilworth Road Summer Mtn.786m Mt.Langley 868m Kondalilla NP Baroon Pocket Dam Mt.Mellum 406m 2N Dularcha NP Ewan Maddock Dam Mooloolah River NP Currimundi Lake Mt.Beerwah 556m Glass House Mountains NP Mt. Ngungun Tibrogargan Tibberoowuccum Mt. Coonowrin CORAL SEA Wild Horse Mt Beerburrum East SF Pumicestone Passage Coochin Creek BRUCE HWY Bribie Island Bribie Island NP D'AGUILAR HWY Conondale NP Kilcoy Winya Glenfern Villeneuve Creek Cambroon Conondale Booroobin Obi Obi Witta Flaxton Montville Woombye Hunchy Maleny Mooloolah Bald Knob Palmwoods Eudlo 2S Diddillibah Tanawha Glenview 1 Landsborough Beerwah SF Buderim Palmview Kawana Waters Golden Beach Maroochydore Alexandra Headland Mooloolaba Buddina Bokarina Wurtulla Currimundi Dicky Beach Caloundra Kings Beach Bulcock Beach Bellthorpe NP 16 Kalangara Durundur Woodford Neurum Cedarton Delaneys Creek Stanmore Beerburrum West SF 17 Daguilar Peachester Mt. Coochin NP Glass House Mountains Beerburrum Elimbah Beerwah 11 To Brisbane Donnybrook Pelican Waters
Contents Symbols Used in this Guide...3 Maps and Permits...4 Safety and Conduct...5 Beginner Tracks...6 Intermediate Tracks...10 Advanced Tracks...15 Travelling by Train...19 Existing Clubs...19 Information Centres...21 2
Symbols Used in this Guide Track Information: 1 Track reference/location on regional map. (Regional map located inside cover). Track is signposted. Track is unsigned. Map or GPS is recommended. 2.4 Approximate return distance of mountain bike track in kilometres. Many mountain bike track options available in this location. This track is a loop (start and finish at same place). This is a one way track (distance given is the one way distance). UBD map references are taken from the UBD Sunshine Coast Street Directory unless otherwise indicated. Track Difficulty Levels: Tracks are graded according to the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA) Trail Difficulty Rating System. Please note IMBA signage may not appear out on the tracks as each land manager has a different signage style. For more information visit: www.imba.com Easiest Intermediate Easy Advanced Facilities: Public Toilets Camping Grounds Picnic Tables Showers Fireplace BBQ Facilities Drinking Water (In National Parks boiling is recommended) Cafe/food/shop 3
Maps and Permits Maps Hard copy maps of all trails listed and GPX files suitable for download into your GPS, Google Earth or Garmin are available from www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Permits Permits are required for commercial or group activities on all tracks listed. To obtain permits please contact the managing authority: Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM) Permits for national parks, conservation parks, and forest reserves. Phone: 13QGOV (137 468) Web: www.derm.qld.gov.au FORESTRY PLANTATIONS QUEENSLAND (FPQ) Permits for FPQ managed areas of state forest. Phone: 07 5438 6637 Web: www.fpq.net.au Seqwater Phone: 1800 SEQWATER (1800 7379 2837) Web: www.seqwater.com.au Sunshine Coast Regional Council Phone: 07 5475 7272 Web: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY TELEPHONE 000 or 112 FOR ADVICE. Image: Noosa Trail Network. This brochure was produced and distributed by Sunshine Coast Council in conjunction with Tourism Queensland. Printed August 2011. While every effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this brochure was correct at the time of printing, some information may be incorrect or may have changed since publication. Before attempting tracks, please contact a Sunshine Coast Information Centre or Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service to check current track accessibility and conditions. Images contained in this brochure are courtesy of The Bushrangers Mountain Bike Club, Gravity Mountain Bike Club, The Noosa Trail Blazers Mountain Bike Club, Venture Cycles, Bike On Australia, Mitch Bright, Neil Ennis, Tony Cleary and Stylin Images. 4
Safety and Conduct Ride Safely Walkers and horse riders also use many of these trails. To avoid an accident please ride carefully. When exploring the unsigned trails take a GPS, or map and compass. Slip, slop, slap. Drink plenty of water and rest regularly. Plan ahead and never ride alone. Wear a helmet. Keep left and ride within your ability. Ride according to track conditions. Be extra careful on rocky and steep sections. Carry emergency repair equipment and a mobile phone. When on sealed or gravel roads keep to the verge. Riding at night is not recommended due to obstacles and disturbance caused to residents. Carry a first aid kit and let someone know your plans. When riding in remote areas have contingency plans for emergencies and be aware that mobile phone coverage is often unavailable. Code of Conduct Keeping trails open and the land owners/managers happy depends on you: To prevent erosion please stay on the formed tracks and avoid skidding and muddy tracks. Unlawfully constructing tracks or modifying roads, tracks or fire trails is strictly prohibited. Lighting of fires at any time is strictly prohibited. Obey all signage. Take all rubbish home or out of the reserve. Mountain bikes are not permitted on walking tracks unless the track is signed as a shared/multi-use track. Respect other trail users: Control your bicycle. Give way to pedestrians and horse riders by stopping and moving to the side of the track. To calm horses talk to the horse riders as they walk towards you. Smile and say Hello. In national parks, conservation parks and forest reserves: Mountain biking is permitted on roads and trails (not walking tracks) unless otherwise signed. In state forests: Give way to logging trucks. Be aware that state forests are commercial forests. For your safety comply with any restricted access or road closed signs at all times. Mountain biking along fire trails and tracks is permitted unless otherwise signed. Comply with all signage and road rules. Be aware that forest roads could be closed during periods of adverse weather conditions or when public access presents an unacceptable safety risk (such as times of high fire danger). At all times, day and night, individuals must be aware of logging trucks and commercial forestry machinery. 5
Beginner Tracks All beginner tracks are signposted and suitable for family rides. Ewen Maddock Dam, Mooloolah Trail Head Location: Maddock Park Recreation Area, 1 177 Mooloolah Connection Road, Mooloolah. UBD Map Ref: Map 97, F4 4.5 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.778255 Long. 153.001626 Highlights: Enjoy safe, wide tracks suitable for the whole family. The track out from the picnic area covers some hilly ground through Turpentine trees, Brush Box and Pink Bloodwood, and is a good beginner ride with a return trip of approximately 9km. There is also a designated swimming area for a swim in the dam. 2 Dularcha National Park Landsborough Trail Head Location: north; Cnr Paget St and Dorson Dr, Mooloolah Valley South; Cnr Cunningham Ave and Beech Rd, Landsborough. UBD Map Ref: north; Map 96, F2 South; Map 96, F12 GPS Co-ordinate: north; Lat. -26.771706 Long.152.963623 South; Lat. -26.795534 Long.152.964888 Highlights: The short 3.2km rail trail follows the old Brisbane-Cairns railway line between Landsborough and Mooloolah, abandoned in 1931. Ideal for the family, the trail incorporates a 100m tunnel constructed in 1890 that is now home to a bat colony. There are also three other signed track circuits located within the adjoining Dularcha National Park. An option is to leave your car at the Landsborough railway station, catch a train to Mooloolah railway station (5 mins) and ride back through the Dularcha National Park to your car. For more information visit: www.railtrails.org.au Image left to right: Dularcha rail tunnel. Goanna along track. Tunnel entrance. 6
Cudgerie Loop, Noosa Trail Network (Trail 6), Cudgerie 3 6.0 Trail Head Location: Cudgerie Common, Blueberry Dr, Cudgerie Estate, Cooroy. UBD Map Ref: Map 4, K18 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.397474 Long. 152.877565 Highlights: An easy circuit that winds its way around the rural residential subdivision of Cudgerie Estate. Image: Ewen Maddock Dam track. Bray Road Mooloolah Legend King Road Mooloolah River King Road Dorson Dve 1 Tunnel Dularcha National Park COAST NORTH Paget Street RAILWAY Roses Road 1 national park waterways Unsealed road Sealed road railway gate multi-use track tunnel track Tunnel Track 1 Tunnel R idge Rd Old Maleny Rd Beech Rd Myla Rd Landsborough - Maleny Rd Gympie St Landsborough Glass House Mountains Rd Steve Irwin Way 7
Beginner Tracks Cooroy Wanderer, Noosa Trail Network (Trail 8), Pomona - Cooroy Trail Head Location: north; Noosa Showgrounds, 4 Exhibition St, Pomona. South; Apex Park, Maple St, Cooroy. 11 UBD Map Ref: north; Map 4, F10 South; Map 4, K18 GPS Co-ordinate: North; Lat. -26.360435 Long. 152.857243 South; Lat. -26.415803 Long. 152.909547 Highlights: An easy, flat signed trail that links the villages of Pomona and Cooroy via Yurol State Forest. Parts of the forest are hardwood plantation. Enjoy lunch at one of the local cafes or take the Cooroy Heritage Walk. Obtain a Heritage Walk brochure by phoning 1300 007 272 or visiting www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au 5 Mapleton National Park Mapleton Trail Head Location: Mapleton Forest day-use area, Mapleton Forest Rd, Mapleton. UBD Map Ref: Map 54, E4 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.605176 Long. 152.855703 Highlights: There are currently four multi-use circuits available centred on the Mapleton day-use area (note: these may be rationalised in the future). Located in the Mapleton Forest Reserve where tall trees, ferns, birds and picturesque mountain scenery delight your senses, this is a great place to explore and find your groove with big climbs and descents, cascades and waterfalls. Vehicle access is permitted on Forest Dr, and Delicia, Buckby and Point Glorious Roads. For more information or to download a map visit: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Image left to right: Waterfall on creek. Mapleton multi-use circuit track three. Riders in forest. 8
Cooroora Trail, Noosa Trail Network (Trail 5), Cooran - Pomona Trail Head Location: north; Pioneer Park, King St, 6 Cooran. South; Noosa Showgrounds, Exhibition St Pomona. 9.0 UBD Map Ref: north; Map 4, K18 South; Map 4, F10 GPS Co-ordinate: North; Lat. -26.334971 Long. 152.822509 South; Lat. -26.360435 Long. 152.857243 Highlights: This relatively flat trail with a few challenging sections provides some wonderful views of Mt Cooroora and Mt Cooran, and is largely located in Tuchekoi National Park. The trail passes directly beneath Mt Cooroora and crosses the walking-only track to the top. The trail links the villages of Pomona and Cooran. Enjoy lunch at one of the local cafes and consider walking the Pomona Heritage Walk. Obtain a Heritage Walk brochure by phoning 1300 007 272 or visiting www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Legend national park Conservation park 20km to Yandina 2 3 road walking track only Restricted Vehicle track Access two track three MAPLETON NATIONAL PARK 4 T4 4.2km One way 2 T2 4.2km Circuit 4 track four 5 track five Walkers Only 5 T5 2.2km Circuit Mapleton Forest Day-use area 3 T3 7km Circuit Mapleton Forest Drive DELICIA ROAD CONSERVATION PARK 1km to Mapleton 9
Intermediate Tracks West Cooroy State Forest, Belli Park 7 Trail Head Location: Park at the intersection of Wellington Rd and Skyring Creek Rd, Belli Park. UBD Map Ref: Map 33, M2 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.504172 Long. 152.809632 Highlights: West Cooroy State Forest has a range of forestry tracks through open eucalypt forest and rainforest patches. A great place to spend a quiet couple of hours exploring. The forest is home to koalas and a variety of birds including Little Friarbirds, Cicadabirds, Rose-crowned Fruit Doves and Spectacled Monarchs. Point Glorious Lookout, Mapleton National Park 8 Trail Head Location: Belli Creek Park, Eumundi - Kenilworth Rd, Belli Park. UBD Map Ref: Map 34, G1 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.499420 Long.152.863442 Directions: From Belli Creek Park follow the signed trail behind the amenities block. At the first T-intersection turn right onto the steep uphill rocky rough track. When you get to Buckby Rd (a formed gravel road) turn left and follow the signs to Point Glorious Lookout and ride approx. 45 minutes of steep uphill. There is vehicular access to the lookout, so it is possible to arrange a shuttle. A 4WD is recommended. Highlights: Point Glorious is located approx. 400m above sea level and provides spectacular views of the coast and hinterland. Scribbly gums and grass trees grow around the lookout. This site can also be accessed from Cooloolabin Dam. 10 Image: View from Point Glorious lookout.
Intermediate tracks are for riders with some mountain bike riding experience. Some tracks are unsigned and a GPS or map and compass are recommended. Eumundi Conservation Park, Verrierdale Trail Head Location: Eumundi Noosa Rd, Verrierdale 9 (park next to the car wreckers). UBD Map Ref: Map 26, J11 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.475148 Long. 152.977077 Highlights: Forestry tracks leading off to the south east provide a range of small and medium distance circuits. Some drainage line crossings are rough and care should be taken. The area was originally logged and then used for grazing cattle. Look out for the old cattle yards and dam located at the four ways intersection. Cooloolabin Dam, Mapleton National Park Trail Head Location: Cooloolabin Dam picnic area, 10 Cooloolabin Rd, Cooloolabin. 12.5 UBD Map Ref: Map 34, K13 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat.-26.55326 Long. 152.880647 Directions: Good scenic loop, approx. 12.5km. From the picnic area ride along Cooloolabin Rd, turn left into Buckby Rd, (note; there is a singletrack trail beside Buckby Rd) then left into Blackall Rd (detour up to Point Glorious if you feel fit). At the end of Blackall Rd continue along the main track (there are many smaller tracks leading off it) and descend down the valley until you reach Cooloolabin Rd on your left. Follow it back to the picnic area. Glass House Mountains Circuit, Glass House Mountains Trail Head Location: Glass House Mountains township 11 UBD Map Ref: Map 116, D18 Directions: Download the map of the suggested circuit from www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Highlights: The domes, cones and spires of the Glass House Mountains are volcanic plugs formed by volcanic activity around 26 million years ago. They are fascinating to look at and provide a unique backdrop for this relatively easy 25km circuit, with just one short sharp steep climb up to the Glass House Mountains Lookout where breathtaking (literally after the hill climb!) views of the Glass House Mountains are provided. The ride takes you between Mt Tibrogargan, Mt Tibberoowuccum and Mt Beerburrum and a sealed road takes you past Mt Beerwah, Mt Coonowrin and Mt Ngungun. Enjoy some end-of-ride refreshments at the delightful Glass House Mountains township. 11
Intermediate Tracks 12 Tewantin National Park Tewantin Trail Head Location: Park at Wooroi Day Use area located off Cooroy-Noosa Rd, Tewantin. UBD Map Ref: Map 7, F17 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.400046 Long. 153.009347 Directions: Most riders enjoy an easy climb up Gyndier Dr before descending back to the bottom via one of the many singletrack or multi-track trails that are spread throughout the forest. Highlights: A classic Tewantin ride is the IMBA singletrack which starts midway up Gyndier Dr and winds its way to the bottom. There are 10 singletracks ranging from 850m to 1.7km in length. Ride through a mixture of rainforest, open eucalypt forest and wallum remnants, which are protected in this hilly near-coastal forest. For more information or to download a map visit: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Image left to right: Riders in forest. Track entrance. Riders on Gyndier Dr. Mac N Back, Noosa Trail Network (Trail 7), Pomona - Lake Macdonald Trail Head Location: north; Noosa Showgrounds, 13 Exhibition St, Pomona. South; Kookaburra Park, Lake Macdonald Dr, Lake Macdonald. 15 UBD Map Ref: North: Map 4, F10 South: Map 5, H8 GPS Co-ordinate: North; Lat. -26.360435 Long. 152.857243 South; Lat. -26.380533 Long. 152.929453 Highlights: Relatively easy track through native hardwood and pine plantation within Yurol Forest linking the village of Pomona to the picturesque Lake Macdonald Dam. Noosa Showgrounds facilities include camping spaces, toilets and showers. The southern end of the trail, Kookaburra Park, has toilets and picnic tables. 12
Legend Cooroy - Noosa Rd Gyndier Dr Griffith Ave Carramar St 2km to Tewantin national park waterways Sealed road Single track multi-use track walkers only gate Beckmans Rd Weetbix Sunrise Rd Powerline Triangle TEWANTIN NATIONAL PARK 9km to Eumundi Tablelands Circuit, Noosa Trail Network (Trail 3), Cooran Trail Head Location: James McKane Memorial 14 Lookout, Tablelands Rd, Cooran. UBD Map Ref: Map 4, (follow Tablelands Road 12 to lookout). GPS Co-ordinate: Lat -26.304195 Long. 152.835894 Highlights: Enjoy the views of the Noosa Hinterland countryside. This trail is best completed in a clockwise direction so you can enjoy the downhill section through Woondum National Park. Along this track you will pass through lush rainforest and tall, open Eucalypt forests. 13
Intermediate Tracks Image: Twin Hill Views Lookout, Noosa Trail Network. Trail 1, 2, 3 and 4, Noosa Trail Network, Kin Kin 15 Trail Head Location: Kin Kin Sport and Recreation Club, Main St Kin Kin. GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.263187 Long. 152.874835 Highlights: These four trails can be started at Kin Kin and weave through the countryside across paddocks, along quiet country lanes, through state forests and national parks. Before attempting these rides, obtain a copy of the Noosa Trail Network brochure. Brochures can be obtained by phoning 1300 007 272 or visiting www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Trail 1 - The Kin Kin Countryside Loop 11km (circuit) Trail 2 - The Scenic Trail 25kms (one way) Trail 3 - Cooran to Kin Kin via Woondum Forest 22 km (one way) Trail 4 - Kin Kin to Lake Macdonald 26km (one way) 14 Image: Trail 3, Noosa Trail Network.
Advanced Tracks Advanced tracks are suited to riders with considerable mountain bike riding experience. Majority of tracks are unsigned and a GPS or map and compass are recommended. Bellthorpe National Park Circuit, Stony Creek 16 Trail Head Location: Stony Creek day use area, Fletcher Road, Stony Creek. UBD Map Ref: Brisbane UBD Map 32, M5 Directions: For a 40km ride, turn right from the day-use area onto Fletcher Rd, then right again onto Stony Creek Rd until you enter Bellthorpe National Park. Continue on a dirt road until you reach Bellthorpe West Rd. Turn right and look for a sign warning that the road is closed at 3:15pm on weekdays. At the sign take the forestry fire road on the right called Lone Tree Break. It is steep and rough at the top and then levels out back to the day use area. For a shorter ride, turn right off Stony Creek Rd onto Branch Creek Rd to head back to the day-use area. Enjoy a swim in Stony Creek on your return. Image: Hennessey s Hill. Hennessey s Hill, Beerburrum Trail Head Location: Beerburrum - Woodford Rd, 17 Beerburrum. Brisbane UBD Map Ref: Map 34, H18 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.937418 Long. 152.869630 Directions: From Old Gympie Rd, head west along the Beerburrum Woodford Road for 8kms, to the base of Hennessey s Hill. The track is on the left hand side of the road as you climb the hill. Turn left just after passing under the overhead powerlines and follow the track back under the power lines. This leads you to the top of a 1.2km downhill track. Highlights: A fun, moderately graded downhill track, with jumps, bermed corners and rock gardens. The adjoining Beerburrum Woodford bitumen road can be used to shuttle bikes and riders. Full face helmet and protective gear are mandatory. 15
Advanced Tracks 18 Parklands Conservation Park Parklands Trail Head Location: Parklands Conservation Park, Radar Hill Rd, Parklands. UBD Map Ref: Map 56, J4 GPS Co-ordinate: Lat. -26.595801 Long. 152.972462 Highlights: Enjoy a range of challenging technical rides within the eucalypt forest and subtropical rainforest. Choose to ride any of the four circuit loops or enjoy the single track (note: QPWS are currently in the process of signing the single tracks). There are some big climbs. Be careful of the slippery rocks on the creek crossings. Radar Hill is clearly visible from most sides of the forest with the large red and white towers dominating the landscape. For more information or to download a map visit: www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Images: Mountain bike riders enjoying the tracks in the conservation park. 16 Image: Noosa Trail Network.
1 (5.2km) 2 (5.4km) Legend Conservation park waterways Unsealed road Sealed road gate 3 1 2 Coobong Circuit rocky Creek Circuit (7.8km) 4 3 4 Lemon tree Circuit Komine Circuit (11km) 17
18 Image: Hennessey s Hill.
Travelling by Train Bikes are permitted on trains anytime except between the following times on Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays): 7am to 9.30am (travelling towards the city) 3pm to 6.30pm (travelling away from the city) You can t travel with a bike if your train passes through Bowen Hills, Fortitude Valley, Central, Roma Street or South Brisbane stations between 7am to 9am or 3.30pm to 7pm. If you have a fold-up bike you can travel at any time provided it fits in a carry bag no bigger than 80x60x36cm. Train timetables are available from: www.translink.com.au Existing Clubs Bushrangers Mountain Bike Club The Bushrangers Mountain Bike Club holds a ride on the 1st Sunday of each month at Mapleton. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information visit: www.bushrangers.org Gravity Mountain Bike Club The Gravity Mountain Bike Club started as a downhill club, but now are into all styles of riding. Gravity downhill members are always riding on the weekends and compete in many local and national races. For more information visit: www.gravitymtb.org Noosa Trail Blazers Mountain Bike Club The Noosa Trailblazers Mountain Bike Club is growing in numbers with members of all ages. The Saturday morning ride is a favourite for everyone. For more information phone: 07 5474 0677 D Aguilar Range Cycle Club D Aguilar Range Cycle Club runs a fortnightly social ride and a number of events each year for both cross country and downhill enthusiasts. For the next event log onto: www.mtbdrcc.com 19
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Information Centres Southern and Central Sunshine Coast Phone: 1800 644 969 Web: www.sunshinecoastvisit.com.au Locations: 7 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra. Phone: 07 5420 6240 77 Bulcock St, Caloundra. Phone: 07 5420 8718 Jessica Park, Nicklin Way, Minyama / Kawana, Phone: 07 5470 9171 Cnr. Sixth Ave and Melrose Pde, Maroochydore. Phone: 07 5459 9050 Cnr. First Ave and Brisbane Rd, Mooloolaba. Phone: 07 5478 2233 Sunshine Coast Airport, Friendship Ave, Mudjimba. Phone: 07 5448 9088 Cnr. Tickle Park and David Low Way, Coolum. Phone: 07 5446 5910 Northern Sunshine Coast Phone: 1 3000 NOOSA (66672) Web: www.visitnoosa.com.au Locations: 61 Hastings St, Noosa Heads. (Next to Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving Club) Phone: 07 5430 5020 Noosa Marina, 2 Parkyn Court, Tewantin. Phone: 07 5430 5000 Parkyn s Hut, Cnr Poinciana Ave and Dyan St, Tewantin. Phone: 07 5449 7353 Hinterland Sunshine Coast Web: www.hinterlandtourism.com.au Locations: Settlers Rotary Park, Cnr Bruce Pde and Reed St, Glass House Mountains. Phone: 07 5438 7220 198 Main Rd, Montville. Phone: 07 5478 5544 Cnr. Gridley St and Memorial Dr, Eumundi. Phone: 07 5442 8762 787 Landsborough - Maleny Rd, Maleny. Phone: 07 5499 9788 23 Maple St, Maleny. Phone: 07 5499 9033 Yandina Historic House Information Centre, 3 Pioneer Rd, Yandina. Phone: 07 5472 7181 9 Elizabeth St, Kenilworth. Phone: 07 5446 0122 47 Main St, Kandanga. Phone: 07 5488 4605 10 Station St, Pomona. Phone: 07 5485 2950 21
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