Discover the Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail, a purpose-built mountain biking destination on the northside of Brisbane. Spanning more than 3km, the trail offers a variety of sections suitable for all skill levels, and is a wonderful activity to engage in at any time of the year.

Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail

The Lagoon Road Mountain bike trail opened in the second half of 2025 in Burpengary, providing locals and visitors with an opportunity to ride mountain bikes in a fun and safe environment.

The purpose-built trails are nestled in the bushland with everything from beginner sections to an advanced black run.

Parking at the end of Lagoon Road, you will find the beginning of the trail about 100m to the left. It’s here you will come across the trails main signage, detailing safety considerations, code of conduct, a map and details of the trail. You will also note there is a sign stipulating motorcycles are prohibited on the trail.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the details of the track, it is time to get pedalling.

As the trail was built among the bush there are plenty of trees and their trunks surrounding it, which pose as obstacles. For this reason, and due to the raised boardwalks, berms, jumps and rollers, it’s a good idea to do a slow ride-through, to see what’s where and how you might tackle the trail on future rides.

The one-way trail starts off easy (Trail 1 – Green Wattle), with a gentle climb meandering through the trees before arriving at Trail 2 – Froglet, which is also listed as ‘easy.’ This trail then splits into two: Trail 3 – Blue Gum to the right and Trail 4 – Fantail to the left. Both Trail 3, 4 and 5 are listed as Intermediate.

The Trail listed as ‘difficult’, the black run, can be accessed off Trail 4 and contains the jumps. Towards the end of Trail 6 – Shadows, riders can loop back around to the start of the black run by utilising Trail 5 – Swift.

For safety reasons just remember, all trails are strictly one-way, as depicted on the map.

Considerations When Visiting Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail

As with any physical outdoor activity, safety is paramount. Visitors should familiarise themselves with the area, paying close attention to signage and trail classifications, and choosing a trail suitable for the individual’s ability and fitness level.

Ensure your bike is well-maintained and suitable for mountain biking
Wear appropriate safety gear at all times
Ride during daylight hours
Exercise caution when utilising the trail after significant rain
Rest regularly to avoid injuries from tiredness
Keep hydrated, especially on a hot day
Supervise children at all times
Carry a first aid kit and phone in case of injuries

Note – This trail is for pedal bikes and pedal e-bikes only.

Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail Features

Map and signage at trail head
>3km of purpose-built riding trails

- berms
- wooden boardwalks
- wooden rollers
- dirt jumps
- wooden tabletops
No toilets
Off street car parking

Additional Bike Riding Suggestions

If you are looking to clock up some more hours on your mountain bike consider visiting Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve Mountain Bike Trails or the Mountain Bike Skills Course at Walkabout Creek.

For a more recreational and relaxing rides, we have a variety of suggestions including:

What We Thought of Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail

This trail is a great addition to the area, encouraging families to explore the outdoors on their bikes.

When we visited on a weekday there were several riders using the trail. A father and son (~8 years old) said it was a good track with enough features to keep them entertained for a few runs. While the child felt confident on the trail, and had some mountain biking experience, he chose to avoid the jumps, as he couldn’t get up enough speed. Overall, they enjoyed the trail and said they would visit again.

Others have mentioned ‘it’s a good little trail’ and ‘short, sharp and fun.’

How to Get to Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail

Lagoon Road Mountain Bike Trail is located at Lagoon Road, Burpengary.

A carpark is located at the end of Lagoon Road. To find the entrance of the trail, head out onto the main track and turn left. You will find the entrance to the trail about 100m on the right.