Explore 20km of unforgettable mountain bike trails of all levels near Wollongong. Kembla mountain bike trails have been carefully crafted for fun and sustainable mountain biking.

  4 green runs

  13 blue runs

  8 black runs

  Free

Remember to check for closures before you leave home. Trails can be temporarily closed after rain, during strong winds, or for maintenance. This is to protect your safety and the environment. Short term closures might not be listed online so follow park signage on the ground.

You can only ride the sign-posted mountain bike trails. Bikes aren't allowed on closed trails, walking tracks, or forested areas.

Check the trail rating and only ride within your own ability and skill level. You’re responsible for staying in control, keeping yourself safe, and looking out for others.

Never stop on a trail where others can’t see you. It’s also dangerous to block or obstruct a trail.

Most of the mountain bike trails are one-way or single direction. Be considerate of other riders, slow down, call out, and make sure you alert other riders before overtaking them on the right.

Look uphill before entering a trail and give way to other riders.

Most trails start or finish on access roads or tracks in the forest. Some trails cross others so be careful when crossing these.

You'll need to wear an Australian Standard helmet. It's mandatory for riding the trails. A full-face helmet is recommended.

Protect yourself and wear safety gear including gloves, eye protection, knee and elbow pads, closed shoes, long sleeves.

Make sure your bike is in good condition and check brakes and tyres before you leave home. Remember to carry tools, spares, a mobile phone and sun protection.

In an emergency call Triple Zero (000). Find the nearest emergency marker and give the unique number to emergency services to confirm your location.  

In the case of fire or smoke in the area, notify emergency services on 000, and leave the area via the nearest carpark.

Ride lightly to protect the trails and the park. Staying on the trail protects you and the environment.

Make sure your bike and shoes are clean before you arrive. This is important to prevent the spread of weeds and plant diseases. A cleaning station is located at the trail entry.

Take all rubbish away with you and don’t disturb wildlife, plants or rocks.

Please don’t skid, cut corners, change the trails or try or form new ones, and don’t ride when it’s wet or muddy.

Don't just ride the trails, get to know your community while working to maintain them. Volunteer to assist with the maintenance of the mountain bike network.