Bundeena

[Tallman]

Gday all,

just wondering if there's any riding in or near Bundeena. I'll be there on the weekend of the 16th and 17th of this month with family.

Cheers

[Mojo]

hey mate. theres a lot of us just up the road out of bundeena near loftus where you may drive past on your way in. if you can get back up towards loftus from your place then we might be able to hook up some local trails. let us know

[Tallman]

hey mate. theres a lot of us just up the road out of bundeena near loftus where you may drive past on your way in. if you can get back up towards loftus from your place then we might be able to hook up some local trails. let us know


Ok mate, will do, if family plans allow! Thanks.

[Lleyt0n]

i go to bundeena fishing what are the tracks like down there are they xc trail or does it get extreme

[Mojo]

bundeena is on the edge of the national parks. so the only track you will find around there will be XC ones. im pretty sure the only downhill tracks you will find will be back up through the loftus valley. dont actually live there though so i can only assume

[Nerf Herder]

May wanna check the RNP office on your way in to Bundy for whatever maps they have re tracks ... best way to find out if any legal tracks.

[Lleyt0n]

anyone been to wattamolla if you go on a weekday in winter you take ur bike in a therre is walking tracks that would be awesome to ride on and dont say you shouldnt be doing this what happens if u hit someone i been there for like four days straight in the winter through the week and saw one person and they werent on the track but i havent done this there is also a steel grate bridge thing u ride along and steep stairs and all kinds of stuff

[neuro352]

There is a great XC trail ride that starts on Bundeena Drive and you ride down to Little Marley Beach.... Get some good air on the way down due to waterbars...

You can get a map from the National Parks Office which shows the tracks.

Enjoy

[mtb1611]

anyone been to wattamolla if you go on a weekday in winter you take ur bike in a therre is walking tracks that would be awesome to ride on and dont say you shouldnt be doing this what happens if u hit someone i been there for like four days straight in the winter through the week and saw one person and they werent on the track but i havent done this there is also a steel grate bridge thing u ride along and steep stairs and all kinds of stuff

Irrespective of whether or not safety is an issue, these trails are illegal to ride. By riding them you don't do our cause (general trail advocacy etc) any favours. All it takes is one disgruntled walker to inform NPWS and there's another nail in the trail access coffin.

Oh and FFS, use punctuation.

[dcrofty]

Irrespective of whether or not safety is an issue, these trails are illegal to ride. By riding them you don't do our cause (general trail advocacy etc) any favours. All it takes is one disgruntled walker to inform NPWS and there's another nail in the trail access coffin.

Oh and FFS, use punctuation.

Yeah what he said.

Also, a lot of the walking trails in that general area are often covered in really deep sand so its pretty crappy riding. I'd stick to the fire trails which are legal but also some of them are pretty rough so you can still find them technical and enjoyable.

[sir crashallot]

forget that drive 40 minutes down the coast and ride the trails at Wollongong. there not all legal but at least you wont have to worry about walkers and the trails are pretty sweet.
Leave the National park to the nudists
LOL :D