Mogo State Forest MTB trails
Mountain biking in Mogo State Forest
The Mogo Trails network was completed in May 2025, funded by a $5 million grant from the Australian and NSW Government’s Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund and $3 million grant from the NSW Government’s Growing Local Economies Fund.
The Mogo Trail network spans both sides of the Princes Highway around the village of Mogo.
Developed by Eurobodalla Council under a Forest Permit with Forestry Corporation of NSW, Mogo Trails are managed by Rocky Trail Destination, while Batemans Bay Mountain Bike Club assists with volunteer maintenance days.
Mogo Trails feature 72 purpose-built trails stretching over 125km in Mogo State Forest.
The essential info
Types of trails: XC, Gravity, Flow
Length: Approx 125 km of trails
Trail head access: There are three main trailheads: Curtis Road, Mogo, and opposite the carpark at Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden in Mogo State Forest.
NOTE: Trailforks are a third-party provider with a crowd-sourced MTB trail database. We recommend checking with the mountain bike club forest permit holder below before visiting any State forest MTB trail network.
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