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Daisy HillLast Update: 28/4/2014
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Notes:
Daisy Hill, situated about 25km south east of Brisbane (56km from Surfers Paradise), is a recreation area with a mix of MTB only single track options linked by many kilometres of shared use fire trail.
The single tracks are spread throughout the area and can take a little while to get from each trail. We'd been given the tip to ride Nirvana and with only a few hours to spend on the trails we opted to start at the south eastern corner off Leo Lindo Drive. There are however a number of places to park including the end of Daisy Hill Road (upper day-use area and probably the most central point to park), Ford Road and West Mount Cotton Road.
We've only managed to cover 2 of the 9 official single tracks and a few of the fire trails. The single tracks were reasonably well signposted however the fire trails I rode were not. The printed maps easily found online helped me somewhat to get my bearings.
Daisy Hill seems to have a good mix of trails for all levels of riders. There were dozens of people out on the day I rode, many of them on recreational bikes but plenty of Lycra clad guys on some very expensive pieces of machinery.
Tip - its about 30 minutes from Harbour Town. Dropping the other half at the Outlet Centre could give you a good few hours on the trail.
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