Scribbly Gums Conservation Area

The best signage out there when it comes to bush reserves. Huge variety of paths and smooth, cruisey MTB trails. Great for all age, definitely go back here to explore bit more.

Great park run location & a noice place to take the dog for a walk. Heaps of tracks foe mountain bikes..

Amazing bushland reserve home to all sorts of birds, wallaby’s and lots of native flora and fauna!

Fantastic local bushland with tracks maintained by the Redlands Council. Designed for mountain biking, walking, running and horse riding (dogs on a lead also allowed). We parked and entered via Mcdonald Road, plenty of street parking. The tracks are mostly open with good visability, flat with some gentle inclines & declines. There are some trip hazards with the odd fist sized rock, fallen branch and lots of exposed tree roots but easy enough for small kids to navigate. Most of the tracks are either gravel, dirt or sand with some clay sections. It was dry today, but after rain most of these tracks would hold water easily and coukd het slippery. Plenty of native plants, lizards and trees to see. Highly recommend for local Redlands residents, not tourist level.

Lovely walking tracks in and amongst Scribbly Gum Trees interspersed across low lying bush and some unique wetland areas. Combining together the various tracks you're able to get a distance of up to about 11 k in a circuit form. Tracks vary from open fire trail to narrow shared access tracks. Suitable for both biking and hiking activities. Facilities are limited.

Great place to talk a walk in nature. Enter from Macdonald Road at Alex Hills, Cleveland near the Cemetery or Hospital, or a number of other side streets. Ok for Mountain Biking as well especially for beginners. Easy to get lost if you are new to the area, so pack a phone or GPS.

Great trails. Lots of wildlife and flowers. Lots of mountain bikes and walkers... But great to see everyone gets along fine.

My first time here. Rode my MTB. Will come back with the family and do some walking.The trails are winding, with lots of tree cover. It's been a rather wet couple of months but that didn't seems to affect the trails too much. Some mud and puddles in the small dips here and there, but overall in good condition. Grass was very long in places (over my handlebars).I parked at the north west corner. There's room for a dozen or so cars, but heaps of street parking as well.

Recently resigned.Great for walkers.Exceptional place for beginner riders and group rides. ( Not a downhill style of MTB bike park)

Great bicycle and walking trails. Lots of diversity, suitable for all ages.