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Guidelines

Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park covers Queens Lake and Burrawan State Forests. The mountain bike trails in the Permit Area are under the management of the Hastings Valley Mountain Bike Riders Inc (HVMRB Inc) in partnership with Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW).

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These are designated trails authorised for Mountain Biking. We trust that you enjoy your ride here, and ask that you follow the guidelines below to ensure safety and preservation of our trails. HVMBR Inc promotes sustainable trail advocacy. Club members volunteer to construct and maintain these trails for the community. If you want to help, join the club and become part of the team!

A map of the Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park, showing the Permit area, which extends from pacific highway through the Queens lake state forrest boundary

Code Of Conduct

Cyclists and other users of these trails do so at their own risk. Mountain bike riding is a high risk activity and should be undertaken with care and regard to the riding conditions at all times. The track surface and obstacles may change over time and make riding more difficult.

Organised activities (coaching, tours, racing, demonstration days, school excursions) must gain permission from HVMBR Inc and FCNSW before proceeding.

 

Only HVMBR Inc is permitted to construct new trails with approval from FCNSW. Penalties may apply to persons constructing trails without permission.

Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park is located within State Forest. For further information about mountain biking in the National Park Estate, please contact National Parks and Wildlife Service Port Macquarie 02 6588 5555.

Conditions of Use

  • These authorised trails are for mountain bikes only

  • Avoid riding in wet or muddy conditions

  • Plan your ride and avoid riding alone

  • Obey all warning signs

  • Do not ride when the trails are closed

  • Ride only on formed trails designated for cyclists

  • Share the trail and respect other riders

  • Leave no trace and take your rubbish with you

  • A helmet to approved standards (AS2063) is mandatory and safety glasses and gloves are recommended.

  • Control your bike

  • Motor vehicles use some tracks - Give Way

  • Do not disturb plants or animals

  • Unauthorised construction of trails is prohibited

  • Tell others about this code

Caution on access trails is required at all times as management and other vehicles may be present. be aware of possible failling trees and lines

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