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Overview: One of Australia’s most renowned and long standing downhill trails is surrounded by the beauty of the Coffs Harbour forested areas with spectacular views of the mountains and the sea.
The trail has a rich history and is known for it’s amazing build quality and attention to detail. It is a pure downhill trail, managed Woolgoolga Mountain Bike Club. The exciting trail contains an abundance of features including smooth jumps, exciting drops, fun fast sections and challenging natural obstacles planned and built around the natural shapes of our beautiful forest.
Detail: The trail starts at one of two towers on top of Mt Coramba. The typical trail head starts at the lower tower with a more advanced section from the top tower. The trail is just over two kilometers long bearing east towards the sea and is entirely gravity fed. The trail contains many firm bermed sections, a lot of gap jumps, advanced drops and technical sections to be ridden only by experienced and advanced riders. Some sections have an alternate line to avoid the difficult obstacles but are still intermediate level.
The trail ends with some jumps built to thrill the rider and the people visiting to spectate in an open area designed to exhibit the exciting sport. Spectators are encouraged to come along and watch any of our events that can be found at www.facebook.com/WoolgoolgaMTB
Access to the trail is on a weathered dirt road. 4WD access is recommended and caution is advised if using a 2WD vehicle. Please be mindful of other road users.
Contact Woolgoolga Mountain Bike Club for trail access. The trail is closed on wet days and not to be ridden.
This trail is managed by Woolgoolga Mountain Bike Club
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