Kurrajong - the land of fast flowing trails for all skill levels.

Kurrajong contains a series of fast flowing single track trails. Trails 16 (Plantation) and 17 (Lumberjack) are classified as Green (Easy) and trails 14 (Junction) and 15 (Chainsaw) are graded Blue (More Difficult). Note that the middle rock garden section of Junction Track has been upgraded to Black as a result of a review undertaken during the storm recovery works of 2011. The remainder of the trail is Blue.

Trail 14 (Junction Track) joins the Stockyards and Kurrajong MTB areas.

The You Yangs can generally be ridden year round and the trails tend to shed water pretty well though some of the southern sections of the Kurrajong area do not drain as well (particularly Lumberjack Track). Parks Victoria has sensibly implemented a policy of closing the mountain bike trails when there has been heavy rain. To check whether trail are closed, you can check the Parks Victoria mountain bike website page here under the "Change of Conditions".

The Kurrajong area is a great area for night riding due to the fast flowing single trails. Access the trails from the Sandy Creek Road car park where there is a night entrance into the park or from the main gate heading up to the rangers building and picking the trails up there.

Kurrajong Trail Map (Printable)	Trail map for the southern Kurrajong ride network.
Kurrajong Trail Map (Digital)	Trail map for the southern Kurrajong ride network can be obtained from Avenza maps along with app. This is the Parks Victoria map and has GPS functionality for out on the trail and can be downloaded to Android and ioS devices. Does not need internet availability once downloaded. Use "You Yangs" as search term or pan on map to You Yangs and select. Maps are free.
Chainsaw Track	Trail information for this track
Junction Track	Trail information for this track
Lumberjack Track	Trail information for this track
Plantation Track	Trail information for this track
Toms Pump Track	Trail information for this track

Kurrajong	Click on link for map showing how to get there.

	Local area information can be obtained at the Parks Victoria You Yangs webpage or at the Rangers Office just inside the park entrance off Branch Road (southern side of park).