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Out and back

Start and finish in the same place, but only by turning round and going back the way you came.

Perimeter/Long/Cowan from Durumbil Rd

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Terrey Hills / Duffys Forest

Skipping part of Perimeter but including Cowan and sniggle.

Durumbil Road (end of Echunga - also known as 'Japanese School') entry is handy after rain as the part of Perimeter East of there is renowned for getting waterlogged.

Adding Cowan trail boosts the vertical and distance to almost the same as the classic route in this case.

Perimeter + Long Trails

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Terrey Hills / Duffys Forest

'Classic' Terrey Hills ride from shops to end of Long Trail and return.

Park at the usual meeting point and ride past the RFS station bearing right.

You'll cross by the side of a playing field and onto Cowrang Ave. Turn left and roll down here, bearing right down Nerang Ave to the trail head.

This is the start of the dirt. Enter the track which takes a 90 degree turn left almost immediately.

Follow this along for 6.22km. There are a few side trails on the way, but ignore them. The turn for Long trail is signposted and a right turn tee junction. Take that and ride to the end of the trail where there is a nice view to enjoy:

End of Long Track

Bairne + Soldiers Point + Portuguese + Topham Tracks

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Bairne Track

Easy out and back along Bairne tracks followed by slightly harder Topham Track.

There's a beautiful view over to the Basin from the end of Soldiers Point:

Bairne to Basin

The Best of Great Northern Road from Wisemans Ferry

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Great Northern Road

From the ferry up Devines Hill, to Clares Bridge and return via Shepherds Gully and the road.

This is a great out and back taking in the best parts of Great Northern Road.

Park on the South side of the river (by the kiosk) and take the ferry across.

Turn left and 500m or so you'll see the gated entrance to Devines Hill on the right. Cross the road and ride up there. This is a nice smooth almost gravel type of surfaced road and although a big slog (around 180m vertical) is easy if taken at your own pace.

The Oaks Up & Back

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The Oaks

The famous Oaks firetrail up and back from Glenbrook Station.

Starting off by Glenbrook station this ride takes a direct route up to the top of The Oaks firetrail. It's sealed road from the station down to the causeway, over Glenbrook Creek and up the other side but then the dirt soon kicks in.

Follow this firetrail the whole way, for some it's a real slog, for others this is fun!

Killer Climb

Even though it all seems uphill, there are a few descents which translate into nasty pinches on the way back so take it easy!

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