Launceston, Tasmania, boasts a range of mountain bike trails catering to riders of all skill levels. Popular trail networks in the region include the Trevallyn Nature Recreation Area, which offers eight kilometers of single-track trails managed by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. Additionally, the Kate Reed Reserve Nature Recreation Area south of Launceston provides tracks shared with walkers.
For those seeking a diverse riding experience, the Hollybank Reserve, only 20 minutes from Launceston, offers 20 kilometers of tracks through forest settings suitable for both beginners and advanced riders. This reserve features various trails, including a green trail, a skills area with pump and jump tracks, and the challenging Juggernaut trail.
Close to Launceston's CBD, riders can explore the No Sweat, Deadman's Knob, and Stolen Spice trails, which cater to easy to intermediate rides. The Stolen Spice Track offers a flowing downhill run, while tracks like Sidewinder, Matinee, Value for Money, and Deadmans Knob provide a mix of experiences towards the gorge edge.
Supporting the local mountain biking community, the Launceston Mountain Bike Club (LMBC) is a non-profit organization that organizes weekly XC twilight races in the summer and various events throughout the year.