Sugar Bag Recreation Reserve
Sugar Bag Recreation Reserve forms the start of the extensive Sugar Bag Road Mountain Bike Trails. It features a pump track, a fully fenced shaded playground, picnic facilities, shelters, barbecues and open space areas for kick and throw activities. There is also an onsite cafe and off street car parking.
Play elements
- Climbing nets
- Spinner toy
- Tunnel, slide and climbing mound
- Harmony bells and speaker tubes
- Open space areas for kick and throw activities
Park facilities
- Fully fenced playground with shade sails
- Pump track with sandstone spectator seating
- Mountain bike trailhead (including deco bike storage area alongside playground)
- Mountain bike trails offering a number of trails for all abilities, each trail uses mountain biking classifications to determine user ability and trail structure. There are approximately 5 'easy', 6 'intermediate' and 4 'difficult-extreme' combinations.
- Shelters, barbecues, picnic tables and seating
- Café on site with sheltered tables and bench seating
- Parking available
Council has worked in partnership with Caloundra Off Road Cycling Association Inc (CORCA) to improve the mountain bike trail network in the reserve. The partnership has allowed council to work with the riding community to ensure the network meets both international standards and is interesting and challenging to ride. With names such as Party Mix, Rocky Road, Golden Rough, Sour Power and Sugar Rush, there are trails for all rider levels. Visit www.corca.com.au for further information.
The trails at Sugar Bag Road are just a short drive from Sunshine Coast beaches. It contains over 60 timber features with trails rating from green (beginner) to double black (only the very brave dare to ride these tracks). Check out the 6.4 km mountain bike beginners loop via the Adventure Sunshine Coast page, which shows the trail map.
You will also discover Sunshine Coast's first pump track here and it will get your heart pumping. It is great for all skill levels. Check out the Adventure Sunshine Coast page dedicated to this facility for site photos and detailed information about what you might expect.
Please use the trailhead sign on site, for trail guidance and trail code of conduct. The trail network is an unsupervised facility. Trails and features can be dangerous in any condition.
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