About Our Club

Our club was formed in 1993 and incorporated in 1995 when mountain biking (MTB) in Australia was in its infancy. Since then the club and the sport have gained popularity through advocacy and participation. The Bushrangers MTB Club is a volunteer based organisation run by enthusiasts, for the benefit of promoting and supporting mountain biking across the region.

We do regular rides all over Sunshine Coast and SEQ from Cooloola to Brisbane, in national parks, state forestries and council parks. Check out this website for more information on events, news, and for places to ride.

Latest News

May 2022

Mapleton Delicia rd ride Report

Ride Reports Mapleton Delicia rd  22/5/2022   Apparently, it has been the wettest in 32 years from January to May. Amazingly we got lucky again!  No rain to start with.   20 riders set off in cloudy conditions west along Delicia rd in search of heights, happiness and the sun…???   Steep rainforest descent to the start of Gheerulla falls turn off for a quick regroup before a sole searching ascent of the DH track road climb. Once back on top of the world low cloud made for cool pedaling past lifestyle retreats with fancy property names and folk-art features, surely they were unaware of the Bushranger presence stealing the wonder of the ambience. End of the road made for a new adventure loop instigated by JWS following the fire track to a temporary waterfall and creek crossing narrow but deep enough to swallow a wheel or two. Grippy rocky climbing tracks, wilderness bushland and some walking, we made it to a foggy lookout where the sun...

Eumundi Cooroy ride report

Bushrangers Club ride report 15/5/2022   The wet weather plan was to find a road less travelled on some local scenic country roads, right on our doorstep. Setting off on a steamy May Sunday from Eumundi the town was sleepy quiet.  Bushrangers headed for the high country up Eumundi Range rd stopping to see the other side of Mt Eerwah (we normally see it from the Point Glorious side) Rolling into Cooroy checking out pastel green architecture of the eras 60’s to current, everyone stills mows in thongs!! West to “Cooroy Belli creek” rd set the green scene riding up gradual inclines into the rising mist, stopping at “Old Ceylon hill” road the sun threatened to break through. Only sign of life was one man walking his dog. More gradual climbs to Lawnville rd  along the narrow ridges, the team  rolled  a fast pace down a 3km winding black top. Caution to the wind wet bitumen and downhill tyres !!! what could go wrong!!!! Nothing...

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