Mogo Trails Summer Riding Guide

Coming to ride Mogo Trails this summer? Click here for our printable guide on everything from parking, navigation, services, access and emergencies.

Mogo Trails Summer Riding Guide

Mogo Trails project

Construction on 150km of trails started in early 2023, and the first stage, east of Mogo village, opened in August 2024. The trail design and build, funded by state and federal grants to the Eurobodalla Shire Council, are being managed by Rocky Trail Destination, with the construction by Next Level MTB.

Mogo Trails, alongside the new trails in Narooma and Eden, and with existing high quality trails in Nowra and Tathra, will create a nationally and possibly globally significant MTB destination for visitor and major events.

Monthly progress reports are posted on the BBMTB Facebook page.

Photos courtesy of Rocky Trail Destination and Next Level MTB, phot credit KiPhotomedia.

Current Trails

Click on the map to go to Trail Forks for details of trails including updates on conditions.

Mogo Trails
70km of new trails were opened in August 2024 with the first stage of Mogo Trails being completed. Click the link here to access a map of the trails on Trailforks.

The old Deep Creek Dam Loop
Prior to the Mogo Trails project the "Dam Loop" was the most commonly ridden network of trails in the Batemans Bay area. Many of these trails have been integrated into the Mogo Trails. The core loop around the Deep Creek Dam is not a part of the Mogo Trails project at this stage, but it remains open for riders to take a trip down memory lane, or to take an alternate route to move around the new network.

Maulbrooks Road
Many of the Maulbrooks Road MTB trails are being refreshed and brought into the west side of the Mogo Trails. At this time they are not able to be ridden as work is underway to refresh and connect trails to new trails being built.