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Posted: (Posted: 03/07/20)

The $2.5m Barossa Adventure Station was officially opened on 4 July 2020. The Barossa Council and the community are to be congratulated for their vision to create a destination that complements the beauty and adventure of the rail trail journey.

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Posted: (Posted: 03/07/20)

A new extension to the Capricorn Coast Pineapple Rail Trail will provide safe and convenient access for pedestrians and cyclists through Station Quarter, linking the trail from Braithwaite street to the Yeppoon foreshore.

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Posted: (Posted: 24/06/20)

Cessnock City Council (CCC) recently released their Trails Strategy. The Strategy was developed by CCC and by Tredwell Management to "provide a vision for the region’s trails network with a consistent policy framework to guide development and management of trails across the Local Government Area (LGA)".

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Posted: (Posted: 19/06/20)

Lake Macquarie and Newcastle City Councils are showing what can be done when it comes to building great facilities, including rail trails, for cyclists.

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Posted: (Posted: 17/06/20)

The Camperdown to Timboon Rail Trail Management Committee have drafted a management plan for the Camperdown to Timboon Rail Trail in Victoria.

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Posted: (Posted: 17/06/20)

We are always on the look out for interesting information relating to our country's rail history.  Here is some interesting information from Western Australia.

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Posted: (Posted: 02/06/20)

Cyclists, walkers and riders who visit the Camperdown to Timboon Rail Trail in future will be able to enjoy a new twenty kilometre adjoining trail thanks to $4.5m in funding from the Victorian Government.

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Posted: (Posted: 02/06/20)

As we moved towards the end of Autumn, there have been some absolutely perfect days for getting out on the rail trails --- it is okay to do this now in most states across Australia.

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Posted: (Posted: 31/05/20)

The Tweed Valley Rail Trail section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail in NSW had a funding boost from $6.5M to $7.8M when Tweed MP Geoff Provest confirmed funding and the NSW government’s commitment to building the Rail Trail.

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Posted: (Posted: 26/05/20)

A key section of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, the Brassall Bikeway, has reopened.