FREE TRAILS IN BRIGHT & SURROUNDS
Trails you can ride without Mystic membership
Bright is located in Victoria's High Country so it's surrounded by an abundance of mountain bike trails near Mystic Park.
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The following trails are outside of the working commercial pine plantation so don't require membership to access.
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These trails are ideal for warming up before climbing, learning MTB skills for kids and beginners or a quick pedal in between other Bright activities.
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While these trails are free, it is recommended all riders still:
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Follow Mystic Park's MTB Code of Conduct
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Check Trail Conditions before riding
Alpine Shire's Bright Skills Park
Location: North of Coronation Avenue, same side of road as Mystic Park Trailhead and Car Park
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Enter and exit from Coronation Avenue, Churchill Avenue, Cobden Street or Wandi Walk along Morses Creek.
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Free Trails:
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Roger Packham Track
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Hot Wheels
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Pump Track
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Jumps Park
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Rock Ya Shox
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The Highway
Morses Creek
Location: South of Coronation Avenue, bottom of the mountain along the creek.
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Enter from Dougherty's Bridge on Coronation Avenue or Morses Creek Road.
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Free Trails:
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Flying Solo
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The Rapids
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Wombat's Lair
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Rollercoaster
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K2
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Note: Sugar Glider is located on HVP land, therefore requires membership to ride
Bakers Gully
Enter and exit from Bakers Gully Road.
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Free Trails:
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24 Sycamore
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Steve's Super Highway
Huggins
Enter from McFadyens Lane (off Bakers Gully Road) or Ballroom Court (off Coronation Ave)
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Free Trails:
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Ballroom Blitz
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Gold Rush
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Grate Expectations
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Huggins Downhill
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Switchbacks
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Rolling Thunder
Outside of Bright
Indigo Epic Trail (56km loop) links Beechworth with Yackandandah. Built to an intermediate blue rating and it's open year-round.
Dinner Plain is an all-seasons alpine village which creates a magnificent setting for these flowy trails that leave from the village.
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Mt Beauty's Big Hill Mountain Bike Park has kilometre after kilometre of top quality cross-country and downhill trails.
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Falls Creek MTB Park has over 40km of singletrack winding through snowgums in brilliant alpine terrain.
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> Find out more on Ride High Country's MTB website.
