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Trail winding through forest in Mount Jerusalem National Park. Photo: J. Slabb © DPE

Gilwah trail

With beautiful forests and stunning mountain views, Gilwah trail near Mullumbimby is a great way for horse riders, mountain bikers and bushwalkers to explore Mount Jerusalem National Park.

Distance: 6km of trails
Time: 2hrs
Wheelchair access: No wheelchair access
Where: Mount Jerusalem National Park in North Coast

Mount Jerusalem Central trails

Get off the beaten track on Mount Jerusalem Central trails, near Mullumbimby. These multi-use trails through beautiful eucalypt forest are ideal for horse riders, mountain bikers and bushwalkers.

Distance: 10.3km of trails
Time: 6hrs
Wheelchair access: No wheelchair access
Where: Mount Jerusalem National Park in North Coast

View of Telephone Road passing through dense rainforest. Photo: Liz Dargin/OEH

Whian Whian mountain biking trails

Suitable for bushwalkers, cyclists and horseriders, Whian Whian mountain biking trails near Byron Bay offer stunning views of waterfalls and rainforest.

Distance: 46km of trails
Time: 1 to 5 hr
Wheelchair access: No wheelchair access
Where: Whian Whian State Conservation Area, Nightcap National Park in North Coast

2 bushwalkers on Rayners walking track in Mount Jerusalem National Park. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

Rayners walking track is a family-friendly way to explore Jerusalem National Park, near Mullumbimby. Enjoy beautiful scribbly gum forest as you stroll past pretty streams to the waters of Rayners Dam.

Distance: 3.2km return
Time: 1hr - 1hr 30min
Grade: Grade 2
Wheelchair access: No wheelchair access
Where: Mount Jerusalem National Park in North Coast

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