Smithfield Mountain Bike Park Trail head — Attraction in Smithfield

Amazing mtb park. Plenty of variety and types of trails from jumps to rooty/rocky tech to flow with varying dirt types. I spent a few days riding just about everything bar some of green trails on my ebike which was pretty helpful in my opinion given it's a non shuttle park with some big climbs. Just about all trails run on an anticlockwise loop from right to left as you look at the park. Takes a little bit to figure out the where to go, but once you get it it's quite easy to work out where you are or how to get to various trails. If you're riding this on an analog you might need a few days to get through everything and big ticker to climb up some of the main runs and double black trails. Pipeline was one of my favourite runs to do, but be prepared for a decent climb if you're not...

Came all the way from Victoria to have a ride here and was pretty disappointed. Having ridden Narooma, Mogo and Eden on the way up this place is in desperate need of work. It looks like the club has started to repair some stuff but they have added new sections that aren't on Trailfork and this area would have to be the worst signed trail I've ridden. There were a couple of highlights seeing the Crankworx site and the DH WorldCup run which is also stuffed atm. I suspect the rain this time of year is making it hard. Another review said it but the trails don't flow nice and they go up very quick which is a hard pedal then straight back down so the run is done in a few minutes. Glad we came but expected more. Maybe around event time this area would be...

I listened to all the hipe and finally decided to come to Australia and try. Big disappointment. Trails don't flow at all unless you stick to beginner trails. Signage is poor, the steam crossings are not well built. It is super hot and humid and thats the winter season. Lots of mosquitos and as soon as you stop you get bitten. Not enough intermediates trails. Can not speak for the black diamond trails but if they can't get the intermediate and advanced trails nice, what's the hope for downhill stuff. If you're an Ausie and don't know any better then you'll probably like it, but if you're thinking of coming to check it out from overseas, you'll be deeply...