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BUNGARRA

TBC

BUNGARRA

GRAVITY

A lot’s going on at privately-owned Bungarra,
with Rolling Ground’s Director Paul Gardner
planning to expand up. At the moment there’s the
enduro-style Copperhead Flow trail and a couple
of kilometres of advanced trails.

TRAIL

Bungarra has plenty of IMBA-rated green and
blue trails to ride, nearly 20 kilometres. Those
looking for a workout can download the Centre’s
race track map from the Rolling Ground website
(below) and take it from there.

SKILLS

The Centre includes a jumps line, pump track,
and skills park with features that will challenge
beginner to expert riders.

Bungarra’s trails are very generously

kept open to the public by its owners.

Riders using the trails must follow

the centre’s guidelines.

http://www.rollingground.com.au

TYROLEAN VILLAGE

AND MILL CREEK

TRAIL

These trails are mostly fl at with the occasional

steep pinch, but that’s not to say there isn’t plenty

to challenge riders with high skill levels – as

long as they’re happy to pedal. There’s plenty of

riding for beginners, including the incredibly fun,

fl owing, and fl at Copper Tom and Mill Creek trails

that link the town with the eastern trail network,

and a great progression of several intermediate

and expert level trails.

The Tyrolean Village and Mill Creek network is the

perfect place to explore and fi nd more and more

challenges to push your skill level, and links

seamlessly back to town.

SKILLS

Jump area and plenty of techy trails to explore.

LAKE JINDABYNE

The Lake Jindabyne Shared Pathway starts at the

caravan park at the base of the Alpine Way (from

Thredbo) and winds its way around the lake, and

(via a couple of quiet roads) feeds into Copper Tom

and Mill Creek trails that head out to Tyrolean

Village. This trail is the perfect way to take in

some lovely views while giving your legs a break,

or for families or kids to get out on the bike.

It may soon form part of a link with the TVT,

and the planned Lake Jindabyne Community

Trail, which will circumnavigate the entire lake,

yielding up to 100 kilometres of trail.