Spring re-Opening
Trail network closed from winter from July 1.
Local Legends Leave their Mark
Back in August last year, local businesses were offered the once-in-a-lifetime chance to name one of Mt Tumbarumba’s premier bike trails. Four brave local legends seized the handlebars and pedalled straight into trail-naming history. Check out the lineup of unforgettable trail names with a local twist: Fast and full of airtime, Send It Express was the perfect
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Big Community Muster
Celebrating the Opening of Mt Tumbarumba Bike Park. The Mt Tumbarumba bike park is getting close to completion and is scheduled to be open for riding from the 31st of March. Come and celebrate this milestone at the Big Community Muster.
Craig Stonestreet
The first of our Trail Builder profiles had to be Craig Stonestreet of Natural Trails. Long time Jindabyne resident, now a Tumbarumba Local. Craig has been contributing to the Mt Tumbarumba project since it was just a daring concept and pipe dream to help stimulate Tumbarumba’s economy. Name: Craig Stonestreet Company: Natural Trails How long
Hamish Wing
The trail builders who have come together to work on the Mt Tumbarumba project bring a diverse mix of riding preferences, building styles, and rich prior experience to the table. This fusion ensures that every trail at Mt Tumbarumba is unique and offers a varied riding experience within the network. Introducing our 2nd Trail Builder
Paul Gardner
Mt Tumbarumba is undoubtedly a Gravity based trail network built around a shuttle access model. But it was important to the project team that those who want to earn their turns can ride to all points on dedicated climbing trails. And with E-Bikes being so good these days, Up-hill Flow is a thing, and we