Location: Approximately 35 minutes northwest of Brisbane

Description:

Bunyaville State Forest offers a haven for trail runners seeking a scenic escape from the city. This bush park provides a network of fire roads and single-track trails, primarily on gravel surfaces.

Highlights:

Mixture of fire roads and single-track trails (mostly gravel)
Scenic bush setting
Noteworthy for trail running, mountain biking, and horse riding (share the trails)
Difficulty: Varies depending on the chosen trail

Distance: Varies depending on the chosen trail

Description:

This guide recommends starting your exploration from the Bunyaville Picnic Area or the James Drysdale Reserve.

Our Suggested Route: A popular 5.7km (3.5-mile) figure-eight loop commences at the Bunyaville Picnic Area. This route winds along the fire breaks with some gentle undulations.
Add-Ons & Variations:

Mountain Bike Trails: If you’re feeling adventurous, consider venturing off the fire roads and exploring the park’s single-track trails dedicated to mountain biking.
Trail Map:

Refer to this trail map [link to Bunyaville State Forest trail map] to discover additional options and choose a trail that suits your preferences and experience level.
Note:

Be aware of mountain bikers and horse riders sharing the trails. Maintain courtesy and practice safe running etiquette.
Download a copy of the trail map for offline reference during your run.
Remember, mobile phone reception may be limited in certain areas of the park.