Junior Loop

At 1.3km, the Junior Loop is Wylde’s shortest trail for younger riders and newbies alike. The Junior Loop starts and finishes at the trail head near the BBQ area.

Tweens

An easy to intermediate ride that turns left off the junior trail and descends over the bridge creek crossing to meet the lower section of the Multiple Choice track.

Start Your Engines

A 1.9km one-way trail that begins at Trail head, this trail provides the rider with a panoramic view of the BMX track .

Multiple Choice

An easy to intermediate ride that begins at the trail head and leads to the start of the Upper Link or the Multiple Choice descent.

Upper Link

Heading to Wylde’s eastern-side? This easy to intermediate trail will take you there, with multiple exit options and trail junctions for you to choose your own adventure.

Lower Link

Riders can head back from the eastern-side of Wylde along this easy to intermediate track. The lower link also has multiple exit options and trail junctions for riders to choose from.

Home Run

You guessed it, this track will take you home, back to the trail head and Wylde precinct.

Roly Poly Valley

An easy to expert ride with an optional small jump line near the lowest point and a black step-up jump at Frog Hollow.

Quick Link

An easy trail connecting the V-twin junction with Exile.

V-Twin Flow

This trail is 3km, one way, descending flow trail with option to complete jumps.

V-Twin Gaps

A descending flowtrail with option to complete A-Line gap jumps OR ride B-Lines.

Exile/Recovery Roll

A one way green trail descending from the top of ‘Col De Cecil’ leading riders to the start of ‘Where’s my 3x9?’ climb.

Smiles for Miles

Wylde’s feature flow trail which descends from Smiles Summit to Frog Hollow. This easy to expert ride includes a wide range of rollable jumps.

Hidden Valley

An intermediate to expert trail that extends down from the highest point on the network. Riders will enjoy sweeping views of greater Sydney and the option of a black A-Line or a blue B-Line, an intermediate to expert ride.

Wylde is a fun and safe space for everyone. To ensure your safety and the safety of others, please follow the Wylde Code of Conduct.

KNOW THE CODE - IT’S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

Important

Before you head out for your ride, check out our notification page. Here you can find out if the track is open, if there's any current or schedule work on the tracks.

• Before you head out for your ride, check out our notification page. Here you can find out if the track is open, if there's any current or schedule work on the tracks.
• All bikes must be washed down before and after riding the trail to stop the spread of weeds and soil diseases.
• The trail is for mountain bikes only.
• Wearing a helmet that meet Australian Standards (check the sticker on yours to make sure it complies) is mandatory in NSW and protective gear is highly recommended at Wylde.
• Enter the trail at the beginning – never start at any other point – and always follow these signs and trail markers.
•  Don't skid, cut corners or make new lines. Keep to the left on two way linking trails and follow signs and trail markers.
• Keep moving. Never stop on the trail. Pull off the trail if you need to stop.
• Do not ride or sit on the tops of berms/turns and don’t slide down them.
• Mountain bike riding is dangerous – all riders use Wylde at their own risk.
• Please respect each other, take care of each other and follow the safety rules. Read the Wylde code of conduct before you ride.

Remember these few simple rules to make the ride fun for everyone:

1. Entering – Only enter the trail at the beginning – do not enter at any other point.
2. One Way – Only ride in the direction indicated in the one way trails, follow signs and trail markers.
3. Keep Moving - Do not stop anywhere on the trail.  Pull off the Trail if you are not moving.
4. Berms & Turns - Do not ride or sit on the tops of berms/turns or slide down them.
5. Closed - To avoid damage, do not ride the trail when it is closed Before you head out for your ride, check out our notification page to find out if the track is open.

Protective Riding Gear

To ride at Wylde MTB Trail it is MANDATORY that you wear a bicycle helmet that meets Australian Standard.  If your helmet meets this standard it will have an Australian Standards sticker inside it.