Mountain Biking

Grante rock, chucky boulders, Summit views, challenging terrain… Bring it on! This section has it all for those technical riders, just remember to bring a light jacket as the resort start can be a little chilly depending on the time of the season.

Enjoy the new fast flowy section of the Cascades trail as you descend into Arnolds Gap. Yeww!!

The Lower Granite Grind descends to a river crossing, before turning back uphill along a single track for a 2km climb back to the resort. A nice workout that goes through the old logging ruins and mountain ash forest.

Into the Rain forest cover and through to the tunnel of love! 5 km of up and down super flowy trail with some awesome new north shore sections along the way.

The last bit of climbing on Cascades to the Lunchroom. Have a much-deserved rest before smashing through into the land Of Ben the Bermy Berms flow track.

The Ben the Bermy Berms section part of Cascades! Sunds rid 1. to Sunds Rd 2.

You’re closing out to the end of the Cascades trail now, popping out onto Lady Talbot Drive right next to the amazing Taggerty River.

The last but one of the most scenic parts of the trail, down along the Taggerty River through into Red Hill, popping you out onto Buxton-Marysville Road.

The ideal beginner trail for school groups and families, also good as a warm up before you try something more challenging.

Flow trail mixed with minor rock features. The easier start to Cascades that gives you a beginner flow cross country ride.

A downhill ski run from the 1910’s, this technical downhill section provides a different option inside the Granite Grind trail. This short trail is ideal as a warm up for Cascades or a great way to challenge your mates.