Mill Creek MBT park - YouTube Find My Australia

I finally made the time to try out Mill Creek Mountain Bike Park. The current network of trails are around eight kilometres, although this is growing with new sections currently under council evaluation prior to building. The trails provide a mix of terrain; the technical sandstone that I have riden over the years is still present and just as enjoyable. After turning off the access road from the recycling centre, the trail begins with the tellingly named Methane Alley. This trail warms riders up with flowing undulations, fast corners and some little rises to pop off and distract you from the tip smell, which will fade from there onwards. Methane Alley rolls into Toxic Flows, which starts with some rocky roll-downs and then leads into some twisty dirt sections that’ll help you get your drift on, before connecting to the fast-flowing Creek Dash. Following on is Twisties, which features a series of wooden bridges that were installed by the working group to help avoid soil erosion in the area. Twisties leads to the beginning of a highlight for many visitors to the trail network. Black Hawk Down, named after the helicopters that frequently buzz the area when coming and going from the nearby Holsworthy Army Barracks, is the jewel in the crown of the Menai trails. Overall I give Mill Creek the Big Thumps Up

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