DAINTREE-CREB TRACK
Distance: 65kms | Surface: Dirt road
This lengthy journey between Daintree and Wujal Wujal takes you through the awe-inspiring isolation and beauty of the Daintree Rainforest.
Bump Track Bike Trails
Course of Action
Tap into one of Tropical North Queensland’s most memorable mountain-biking experiences on the Bump Track.
Located in the foothills just behind the famous resort town of Port Douglas, this 6km trail climbs from sea level to almost 400m within just a couple of kilometres, allowing riders to experience one of the biggest downhill thrills in the region.
Originally an access track for Aboriginal people, then a vital link between the coast and hinterland for settlers and miners, this repurposed hiking/biking trail travels through dense rainforest and over crystal-clear mountain streams, offering spectacular views of the coast below.
It’s possible to tackle the Bump Track in both directions, sweating up its challenging 2km climb – which includes the particularly steep Slatey Pinch – then rolling through 4km of ups and downs before turning around and bombing back down.
Or sign up with one of the region’s mountain-bike tour operators, get transported to a starting point up in the hinterland and enjoy the thrills without quite so much hard work.
With both ends of the Bump Track connected to a wider trail network, and other classic Tropical North Queensland trails within easy reach of Port Douglas, it’s just the tip of this area’s mountain-biking iceberg.
MT LEWIS TRACK
Distance: 28kms | Surface: Dirt road
A gruelling ride that climbs rainforest-clad ridges to 1200m above sea level in true wilderness.
TWIN BRIDGES
Distance: 18kms | Surface: Dirt road
This ride follows the route of the original Black Mountain Rd through dense jungle and over several rivers, ending just near the top of the Bump Track.
RRR RACE ROUTE
Distance: 35 & 70kms | Sections of track access private property
Trace the routes of the famous Triple-R mountain-bike race, starting off in rolling farmland near Mt Molloy before barrelling down the Bump Track, then following the Mowbray River Road through the cane fields onto the hard-packed sands of Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas.
Adventure & Recover
Now that you’re done with the Bump Track, cool off and get ready for your next Adventure.
Tropical Lifestyle & Culture
Spa-tripping in Port Douglas and the Daintree
Deep tissue massages, vichy showers, hot stone therapies, seaweed wraps and coconut coffee scrubs, here are a few places to bliss out in Tropical North Queensland.
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Tropical Lifestyle & Culture
10 Cool ways to cool down during the wet season
It’s no secret that it gets a little warm in Tropical North Queensland during Summer but with it comes the Wet Season. This is one of the best times to visit as the rainforest shakes the dust from its leaves and the rivers, creeks and waterfalls are at their best. Here are ten cool ways to cool off during Summer:
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Tropical Lifestyle & Culture
How and where to recover from the trail
Five spas to rest your tired muscles and recuperate. Plus, three recovery tips from a MTB pro.
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Adventure
Adrenaline-fuelled adventures beyond the bike
So you’ve tackled Tropical North Queensland’s best mountain-biking trails and now you’re looking for your next adrenaline-inducing activity? From bungy jumping to jungle surfing, here’s some to try.
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