Northern Rivers Rail Trail

Explore the breathtaking hinterland of Tweed, Byron Shire, Lismore, and Richmond Valley in style by walking, cycling, or hiking through the Northern Rivers Rail Trail South Murwillumbah.

This 132-kilometre scenic trail guarantees a memorable experience beyond imagination.

The trail is comprised of four scenic sections, with the Tweed and Richmond Valley sections currently open to the public. The Tweed section serves as a gateway to nearby attractions such as the Tweed Regional Gallery, Margaret Olley Art Centre, Crabbes Creek, Mooball, Burringbar, and Stokers Siding. Visitors can explore the scenery, discover local produce, and learn about the history of the towns and villages.

The trail is open year-round, but the best time to visit is between autumn and spring when the temperatures are milder and the scenery is vibrant.

To reach the Northern Rivers Rail Trail South Murwillumbah, visitors can travel to Murwillumbah, a picturesque town located about 30 minutes from the Gold Coast airport. They can drive to Murwillumbah from the airports or nearby towns, taking Tweed Valley Way and crossing the Tweed River at Tumbulgum. Alternatively, public transport options include catching the local bus or train services to Murwillumbah. Once in Murwillumbah, visitors can walk, cycle, or take a shuttle service to the trailhead. Visitors are encouraged to check the status of the development with the local councils before planning a visit.