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Canberra Centenary Trail is a long-distance walking and cycling route that forms a 145-kilometre loop around the Australian Capital Territory. In this rural section near Hall, the trail follows easy farm paths and grassy hills as it approaches the climb to One Tree Hill. This quieter part of the route offers expansive views of farmland and distant ranges, giving the walk a remote feel despite being close to Canberra.

You Yangs Regional Park covers about 1,500 hectares and protects a unique range of granite peaks that rise abruptly from the flat volcanic plains between Melbourne and Geelong. There are walking tracks, mountain bike networks, and plenty of scenic lookouts on rocky outcrops set among dry eucalypt forest. Its unusual geology and elevated viewpoints make it a well-known destination for exploring this beautiful area.

Great ride from Kambah Pools to Red Rock Gorge and then finishing off at the Tuggeranong Stone Wall. Some steep sections but mostly rideable with a gravel bike with wide tyres.

Daviesia down is the most flowy and enduro feeling trail at Bruce Ridge. While you can ride the official loop - Daviesia up and Daviesia Down, it’s worth starting from the very top of Reservoir Ridge Fire Trail for maximum good times.

Fun little singletrack cut-through.

Beautiful views across canberra from the top of the trail. Makes a great long climb, or a fun descent.

Fun singletrack section of the centenary trail, need to be mindful of walkers on the trail.

The town trailhead offers a really fantastic little skills park along with maps of the nearby Atherton Forest Bike Park. From here you can ride the trail "Penny Lane" along the creek to the Link Trail (Lickety Split) which will take you to Rifle Range Rd. and Atherton Forest Bike Park. Penny Lane is accessed to the rear of the skills park. There is a covered area with plenty of picnic benches and there is a water tap, but no other facilities - although the public toilets are not far. There is a free outdoor gym nearby. Unfortunately the trailhead is plagued by local drug addicts and alcoholics who tend to hang around in the covered area at the skills park. Many locals do not ride Penny Lane as it is a popular spot for people to go to take drugs and some locals have even been threatened, chased or been the victim of an attempted theft of their bike. The police and council do nothing about these issues, thus showing themselves as the main detriment to Atherton's future as a mountain biking haven.