GLENFYNE – MERRETTS ROAD – CURDIES RIVER BRIDGE

GLENFYNE – MERRETTS ROAD – CURDIES RIVER BRIDGE

IMPORTANT UPDATE: a section of the trail between Merrett’s Road and Bridge 15, about 1 km north of the Trestle Bridge, will be closed from August 2024 until further notice.
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Directions

Glenfyne to Merretts Road: 2 km | Flat, easy walk or ride | Suitable for families

Merretts road to Curdies River Bridge: 5km | Difficult for bike and horse riders, steep descents, narrow trail with sleepers and track still in place

  • Rail Trail is through native vegetation with farm land abutting the rail reserve.
    Picnic facilities are available across Merretts Road.

  • This is a beautiful, environmentally sensitive area of native vegetation with some threatened species.

  • This section includes five bypass bridges.
    Cyclists and horse riders are advised to dismount at any bridges with steep and slippery approaches.
    Picnic facilities at Curdies River Bridge.

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