moderate
4–8 hours
Suitable for riders with moderate fitness who can cycle up to 48km with assistance.
Discover the Northern Rivers Rail Trail from Murwillumbah on a premium e-mountain bike. Enjoy 48km of scenic gravel loops, pedal-assisted rides, and stunning Australian countryside on this accessible, unforgettable outdoor adventure.
From $69 • Various Sizes • 4 or 8 Hours • Premium Quality E-Bikes
Experience the thrill of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail on a Premium Allrounder E-Bike! Explore stunning landscapes on a 48km round trip from Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek, with options for famous gravel loops. Enjoy the ride with included gear and the power of electric pedal assist for an unforgettable adventure.
Mooball, NSW
4 Hour Hire - $69 8 Hour Hire - $115
Suitable for: Rail Trails, Gravel and Fire Roads ONLY
It is suitable for up to a total of 100-120km, with a 48km return trip on the Northern Rivers Rail Trail from Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek. Here, you might want to include the surrounding famous gravel loops, such as the Burringbar Gravel Loop, which takes you through Cudgera Creek, Reserve Creek, and returns to Murwillumbah.
Specialized Turbo Tero (Hardtail) A true do-it-all superhero, Tero combines adaptable utility with World Champion mountain bike DNA and category-leading electric pedal assist.
• Light (for the 524m long Burringbar Range Tunnel) • Bike Helmet • Lock • Drink Bottle Holder
Water, energy snacks, sun-protection, sunglasses, and a rain or wind jacket.
120-147cm (3.9-4.8 feet)=24" 147-158cm (4.8-5.2 feet)=Small/Medium 158-168cm (5.2-5.5 feet)=Medium 168-178cm (5.5-5.8 feet)=Medium/Large 178-185cm (5.8-6.1 feet)=Large 185-198cm (6.3-6.5 feet)=ExtraLarge
Ensure your e-mountain bike tires are properly inflated to handle gravel sections smoothly.
Familiarize yourself with the e-bike pedal assist settings at the trailhead for a comfortable ride.
Bring enough water to stay hydrated, as some trail sections are exposed with limited shade.
Weather can change quickly; dress in breathable layers to stay comfortable throughout your ride.
The trail follows the route of the former Murwillumbah railway line, which operated from 1894 to 2004, linking communities across the Tweed region.
The trail project prioritizes sustainability by encouraging low-impact transportation and preserving native vegetation along the corridor.
Protects your head during varied trail conditions.
Improves grip and protects your hands on rough gravel paths.
Keeps you hydrated during longer summer rides under the Australian sun.
summer specific
Useful for unexpected spring showers along the trail.
spring specific