Scone Mountain bike trails

Where

Scone Mountain National Park in Country NSW

Accessibility

No wheelchair access

Distance

3km of trails

Time suggested

2-3 hr

Equipment
provided

No. Please bring and wear a cycling helmet.

What to
bring

Drinking water, sturdy shoes, suitable clothing, sunscreen, lunch

Please note

• Downhill cycling on Scone Mountain management trail is prohibited. It’s for walking and uphill cycling to access entry points only. 
• Blakely’s Descent trail is for experienced riders only.
• Trails are made of natural materials so could be slippery during and after heavy rain. Protect the trails by staying off them when they're wet.
• Stick to marked trails to help protect threatened ecological communities and vulnerable birds in the park.

Scone Mountain bike trails are great fun if you'd like to explore the park on your mountain bike. Only a quick 2km drive or 20-minute cycle from Scone, the 3 trails are suitable for different skill levels, from easy to hard.

The adrenaline-fuelled, challenging rides are located at the top while the easier sections start near the bottom of Scone Mountain management trail. Climb the management trail to find the entry point to the each of the different options and choose where to start your adventure.

Grants Trail is the first and easiest trail you will find. The kids will enjoy this easy 1.1km ride through the trees.

Rock Garden Trail is next and of moderate difficulty. You'll need some mountain biking experience to tackle 1km of steep sections and obstacles, but you’ll be rewarded with unique rock formations and scenery.

The hardest ride is Blakely’s Descent, a thrilling 900m section for experienced mountain bike riders only. Drops, jumps, berms, obstacles, steep climbs, and descents will get your heart pumping while you enjoy views over Scone and its surroundings.

The 3 trails blend into the natural environment of the park and you might even spot birds like glossy black-cockatoos or speckled warblers as you peddle downhill through the trees.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info