NSW & ACT Trailbike Riders Association

NSW & ACT Trailbike Riders Association Please follow this page and help us advocate to all levels of government for designated motorised trails on public land as a off road motorcyclist

NATRA and TBRA's objectives are to :
* advocate for off road motorcycists for designated motorised trails in public lands such as state forests
* Promote sustainable and safe trail bike riding.
* To represent riders with controlling bodies and stakeholders of NSW/ACT public lands and all of government.

21/06/2025
Is this the solution for legal single trails on public lands in Australia ?See another example of a 2 wheel motorised si...
12/04/2025

Is this the solution for legal single trails on public lands in Australia ?

See another example of a 2 wheel motorised single trail system about to commence in the USA returning a 68 million dollar economic impact every year to the Pennsylvania region .

TBRA is advocating with government towards a similar 2 wheel single track motorised only trails system for Australia .

A new section of the Hatfield-McCoy Trail system will open later this summer in Tornado, Kanawha County.

:https://www.facebook.com/charlestongazettemail/videos/510632864639597

In late July or the beginning of August, Hatfield-McCoy Trails will open more than 35 miles of single-track electric bike trails at Meadowood Park to the public, and remain open 365 days a year. The trails will accommodate dirt bikes, electric mountain bikes and even normal e-bikes.

10/04/2025

Gippsland Trail Bike Safety Pilot Project
The Gippsland Trail Bike Safety Pilot Project is a collaboration between the Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action (DEECA), the Department of Transport and Planning and the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) to address off-road rider safety.

The pilot project involves the upgrade of existing single trails and construction of new single trails within the Neerim State Forest. This will be the first dedicated single trail network for motorcycles on public land in Victoria.

The Project will be managed by DEECA in partnership with the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) as a six-year pilot project.

The construction of the track network aims to be completed by December 2025, with an evaluation of the trial to commence 12 months following completion of the trails.

Key information:

The trail head is located at the Latrobe River Road motorcycle unloading area.
Planning and mapping of 46 kilometres of track is complete.
Targeting construction towards the end of 2024.
Cost: $2.8 million

Start Date: 2021
End Date: 2027

23/02/2025

trail riding fundraiser event in April i Armidale

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