The Trails
Whether it’s dirt jumps, dual slalom, 4x or even cross country, we have the trail for you. We pride ourselves on inclusivity and offering progessive trails for riders young and old to start at a comfortable level and push your progession without a big jump in the ability level of the next trail.
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Trail Map
Our map below outlines the trails at the park. Click the map to enlarge.
The Trails
Trail Grades and Signage
We use a nationally recognised colour coding system for trail difficulties. These start with green as the easiest trail, through to blue, red, black and purple. Every trail at Twisted Oaks is clearly marked with its colour grading at the start of the trail as well as signs to show if there are gaps, jumps or drops on the trail. Below is a guide to each trail grading and what to expect on the trail.
Blue/Blue + Trails
Suitable for: Beginner, intermediate and expert riders, basic bike skills required.
What to expect: Graded trails. Small to medium jumps may be present but all are rollable. No gap jumps. If drops are present, a b-line option around the feature is present and a ‘drop’ sign will accompany the blue trail sign at the trail start. Blue plus trails trails may flow and roll faster than a standard blue, may contain larger jumps that are still all rollable and/or may contain additional blue-graded technical features.
Click the trail name below to see a description, map highlight and short video of the trail.
Red Trails
Suitable for: Intermediate and expert riders. Proficient bike skills required.
What to expect: Medium sized jumps that are rollable. Gaps may be present but will all have a b-line option around the feature. Small to medium drops may be present with an avoidable b-line available. If drops are on the trail a drop sign will accompany the red trail sign at the trail start. Trail surfaces may be loose and uneven at times. Red plus trails tend to be faster flowing trails than a standard red trail and have larger jumps, gaps and drops.
Click the trail name below to see a description, map highlight and short video of the trail.
Black Trails
Suitable for: Expert riders with an advanced level of proficency in jumps and technical riding abilities.
What to expect: Medium and large jumps. Black trails feature unavoidable gap jumps, drops and technical features that cannot be avoided or rolled. These types of line do not offer b- lines around features and are aimed at expert level riders who are comfortable with gap jumps and large drops and technical features.
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Pro Line Trails
Suitable for: High-level advance and expert riders only, proficient in comfortably riding large scale jumps, gaps and drop.
What to expect: Pro lines contain the largest jumps, gaps and drops available in the bike park and cannot be rolled or avoided. Pro trails do not have b-lines around features and are aimed at only complete advanced riders at the top end of the riding ability scale. Attempting these types of trails without proper ability can and will result in severe injuries.
Click the trail name below to see a description, map highlight and short video of the trail.