The weather report forecast rain, but we still wanted to ride, so we took our fat bikes to Bribie Island.
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The tracks looked interesting on the map… but I didn’t realize they’d be so steep. Spring Mountain is a wonderful place to explore, provided you don’t mind pushing your bike up a few hills. … Continue reading Spring Mountain » 
Bald Mountain has some of the most stunning views you’ll see in South East Queensland, if you’re prepared to spend a couple of hours pedaling uphill. … Continue reading Bald Mountain » 
Today’s adventure took us on a large challenging loop through the hilly bushland and rocky outcrops of White Rock and Spring Mountain Conservation Parks near Ipswich. … Continue reading White Rock » 
Paddy’s Knob is a mountainous outcrop with spectacular views of Condamine Gorge. I was curious to explore it after finding an obscure reference to it on the Queensland Government National Parks website. My long-suffering friends humored my crazy whim and agreed to join me. … Continue reading Paddy’s Knob » 
The Mount Grandchester Conservation Estate is a large area of bushland owned by the Ipswich City Council. When I found out about this amazing place, I just had to check it out. … Continue reading Grandchester (Postcard) » 
Winter, with its clear skies and cool days, is the perfect time to visit Moreton Island. And best of all – by visiting mid-week, we had the place to ourselves. … Continue reading Moreton Island » August 8th, 2018 | Category: Cycling, Fat Bike, Moreton Bay, Sunrise | Leave a comment | ShortLink |  |  |  
“Everesting” is the act of riding your bike up and down the same hill many times until the cumulative elevation gain reaches 8,848 metres – the height of Mount Everest. Rebecca attempted this challenging feat by riding up and down Centre Road, in D’Aguilar National Park, fifty-seven times in less than twenty-four hours. … Continue reading Everest » |
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