NSW

The Central West Trail has been researched and developed by volunteers to provide cyclists with a 400km countryside ride on the safest and quietest back roads in the Tablelands region of NSW.

The Hunter Mtb Association is based in the Awaba Mtb Park in the foothills of the Watagans near Newcastle. The Ground Effect Bridge on the main trail at Awaba turned 10 this year, and needed some love. The Slush Fund was super happy to contribute $1000 towards the purchase of the enviro mesh decking to keep it sweet for another 10 years.

In 2017 the ants of Dungog Common in NSW were at it again, three more pallet bridges eaten away. $1100 Ground Effect Slush Fund dollars later, with volunteer labour from the club, the bridges were upgraded to make them less appealing to ants.

In late 2016 the Tumut Mountain Bike Riders approached the Ground Effect Slush Fund for a cash contribution towards their project to improve signage in the Tumut Mountain Bike Park.

Dubbo Mtb Club is a young but growing group of track builders based in Dubbo, NSW. 

Jindabyne Trail Stewardship hang around the fabulous Snowy Mountains of NSW and are busily crafting the dirt in their corner of Terra Australis into sweet singletrack.

The beautiful Wingello State Forest in the Southern Highlands of NSW boasted a fun network of singletrack. Much of the trail network was destroyed during the 2020 bushfires. However, after three years of hard work the first stage of a new network is open.

New England Mountain Bikers Inc are an enthusiastic group of mountain bikers based out of Armidale, on the New England Tablelands of North West NSW Australia. The club was established 20+ years ago to develop trails and promote mountain biking across the Northern Tablelands including around Armidale, Guyra, Uralla and Walcha.

Until 10 years ago there was no single track riding in the entire Northern Rivers region of NSW. Byron Bay Farmstay created IMBA quality mtb trails on a 300-acre farm five minutes from Byron Bay. Unfortunately in 2023 the Cape Byron Mtb Park is now closed.

The Nambucca Valley Cycle Club has built 8.9km of mtb track over 2012 in the state forest at Nambucca Heads, NSW. The Jacks Ridge track featured in Australian Mountain Bike Magazine's 'places that rock'.