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Bicentennial National Trail
Postcode Location: 4000 - 4999
Closest Capital City: From Cooktown to the Qld/NSW border (and beyond)

Contact Address: PO Box 259, Oberon NSW 2787
Contact:  1300 138 724
Website:  Click Here

The trail: The brain-child of RM Williams, this heritage trail runs from Cooktown in northern Queensland to Healesville in Victoria (5330km). It can be ridden in parts or taken on in its entirety.
Facilities for you: Camp sites (mostly with no facilities) along the trail - BYO everything!
Facilities for your horse: Your horse will need to nightline, hobble or be fenced in electric tape and you'll need to take a packhorse - but what an adventure!
Other facilities: Strictly NO DOGS

Listed August 2005

Daisy Hill State Forest (Neville Lawrie Reserve)
Postcode Location: 4127
Closest Capital City: 25km SE of Brisbane

Address: Daisy Hill Road, Daisy Hill QLD 4127
Contact: Logan City Council (07) 3826 5555

The trail: Stringybark Trail and Spotted Gum Trail are available for horse-riding within the Daisy Hill State Forest.
Facilities for you: Trails, float parking, picnic area, toilet block.
Facilities for your horse: Corral, water trough.

Updated May 2006

Logan Village Trail
Postcode Location: 4207
Closest Capital City: 40km S of Brisbane

Address: Quinzeh Creek Road, Logan Village QLD 4207
Contact: Ron Bowden (07) 5546 9225 a/h

The trail: The Beaudesert Shire Trail Horse Riders Club (phone 07 5547 8537) have erected some steel yards at a park in Quinzeh Creek Road at Logan Village. There is a marked 20 km loop from this site (marked in both directions). The full trail takes approximately 5 to 6 hours at walking pace (including breaks). It is rated as a medium to hard ride and it is recommended that horses be shod. Markers may not be complete due to vandalism. Negotiations are currently underway to erect facilities (toilets, picnic shelters, days yards etc) at this site.
Facilities for you: Access to a great trail.
Facilities for your horse: Steel yards.

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Updated March 2008

Noosa Trail Network
Postcode Location: 4565
Closest Capital City: 120km N of Brisbane

Address: Sunshine Coast Regional Council, 9 Pelican Street, TEWANTIN QLD 4565
Contact: Phone (07) 5449 5166; Fax (07) 5447 1062

The trail: The Noosa Trail Network enables residents and visitors to enjoy the spectacular Noosa hinterland countryside. Trails are well signposted with picnic shelters, water tanks, heritage and environmental information and scenic lookouts. Of various lengths (11km up to 40km) and across a variety of terrain, they can be completed in sections or combination. Not only the horse rider but also the horse must be experienced.
Facilities for you: There is a selection of picnic spots, lookouts and camping facilities. Hot showers are available.
Facilities for your horse: Yards available at selected spots. Water/hitching rails at regular intervals.

To find out more ring and ask for a brochure or visit Noosa Trail Network web page.

Kenilworth Forest (Imbil)
Postcode Location: 4570
Closest Capital City: 160kms N of Brisbane

Contact Address: Kenilworth Forest Office, Sunday Creek Road (PO Box 52) KENILWORTH QLD 4574
Contact: Phone (07) 5446 0925, Fax (07) 5446 0966

The ride: Picturesque riding through one of SE Queenslands most stunning forests - home of the Faraway Endurance Ride. Many say you 'sit on top of the world' in parts of this forest. See Mary Valley Showgrounds under Queensland Accommodation for camping details.
Other Details: Contact The Kenilworth Forest Office for further information on the phone number above.

Listed February 2006

Charlie Moreland (Kenilworth)
Postcode Location: 4574
Closest Capital City: 150kms N of Brisbane

Contact Address: Kenilworth Forest Office, Sunday Creek Road (PO Box 52) KENILWORTH QLD 4574
Contact: Phone (07) 5446 0925, Fax (07) 5446 0966

The ride: Just out of the country town of Kenilworth (make sure you buy some cheese from their cheese factory as you pass through) there is great riding through some of SE Queenslands most stunning forests. The Charlie Moreland reserve offers camping, yards and water.
Other Details: Individuals are no longer required to obtain a permit to ride in this area. However, a group activity permit issued is required for all organised horse riding such as club or competitive events. A group activity permit may also be required for horse riding in large groups (QPWS will consider each situation on a case-by-case basis). Please contact the Kenilworth Forest Office or visit the EPA website for further information.

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