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25.01.2022 Cant wait to Come and Try next time round

24.01.2022 What a fabulous picture to show how to pass horse and rider

24.01.2022 Now that is an epic ride

22.01.2022 What an epic ride

21.01.2022 For those of you who like to camp and explore the water, while out riding the BVRT

21.01.2022 You never know what you will find when you are out exploring on the BVRT

20.01.2022 Happy New Year peeps heres to more riding in 2020 and more adventures in your life

19.01.2022 A fabulous visual to show how to approach a horse and rider while riding a shared rail trail

18.01.2022 More of Waynes adventures in the yellow jersey and a few outback signs to make you laugh

18.01.2022 A great rail to ride... away from cars and out in nature

18.01.2022 For those we shuttle around the Kingaroy rail trail - more info about peanut harvesting

17.01.2022 A beautiful snapshot of local residents of the feathered variety everyone loves visiting Esk Caravan Park

17.01.2022 I always knew our rail trail was great but now we have the award for it being the best in Australia (well the bit between Toogoolawah and Moore anyway ), well done to Andrew and the team from Somerset Regional Council

15.01.2022 Yarraman Station as it once was...

15.01.2022 One way to explore a section of the BVRT. Parts of Moore to Toogoolawah; Lowood to Fernvale; Our bus is equipped with a wheelchair lift because we want everyone to be able to explore

14.01.2022 Always good to have more options when out exploring

13.01.2022 The latest news from Linville

13.01.2022 Keepan eye out for the group, stop and say hi

12.01.2022 New rates for the new financial year

11.01.2022 Extending the KKRT to the coast woo hoo

10.01.2022 It is certainly going to be an adventure and we wish him well and tail winds

10.01.2022 From next Monday, 1,200 head of cattle will be entering the Gympie region from South Burnett along Murgon-Gayndah Road. They are being driven by four drovers an...d 21 dogs. The stock will proceed onto the Burnett Highway (northbound), and travel into the North Burnett Shire. The cattle will be held on the roadside at night, with electric fences. Please share this with people you know who travel these routes on a regular basis as there will likely be delays.

10.01.2022 Makes me want to pack up and travel around the world today love peoples spirit of adventure and giving things a go

09.01.2022 Looking forward to the day we can share hand cyclists completing a ride on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail

08.01.2022 Proud to have been a part of the first ever Queensland adaptive mountain bike camp last year and now we can remember it in print

07.01.2022 If your riding through Toogoolawah on the third Friday of the month, you may like to pop down to the RSL for dinner..... it does look yummy

07.01.2022 Need a new project for the shed?

06.01.2022 We are loving the new Somerset Regional Council tourism logo

04.01.2022 When you need to kick start your day with a coffee - go where the professionals go HavAChat Cafe #coffeeislife

04.01.2022 Thanks to Stuart Christ for this graphic

03.01.2022 The Dept of Main Roads has advised us that the BVRT will be closed between Esk and Coominya. This is a precautionary measure and please obey all signs. We will let you know when the trail reopens

02.01.2022 An exert of an email from Main Roads sent to all stakeholders on the BVRT. We look forward to seeing their plans unfold in time In 2020, TMR has a number of e...xciting improvements proposed including: resurfacing works between Toogoolawah and Ottaba, Lockyer Creek Bridge and Coominya and between Coal Creek bridge and Esk replacing pedestrian gates and concrete cattle grids with steel cattle grids between Toogoolawah and Esk, and between Lockyer Creek Bridge and Clarendon Road, Lowood installing signs to identify road names at road crossings (currently underway) installing horse-friendly infrastructure including step-ups at suitable locations installing interpretive signs regarding Indigenous cultural heritage of significance in the Brisbane Valley region at two locations, Benarkin and Pine Mountain. Interpretive signs will be installed at these locations denoting the Indigenous cultural significance of the area (please note, the signs will not identify specific locations due to the sacredness of these sites). The signs are due to be installed in January the development of a Risk Management Plan for the BVRT including consultation with relevant stakeholders as part of developing the plan.

02.01.2022 A new track to explore

02.01.2022 Great advice from people who know about these things RailTrails Australia

01.01.2022 Important information to know due to the dry conditions in our region