Mountain Bike Trails

We have significant experience in planning, designing, and constructing professional mountain bike trails across the east coast of Australia and have worked with some of Australia’s leading trail construction firms to hone our skills. We have constructed all types of mountain bike trails from cross country, to flow trails to down hills trails that are used in regular local and national. We have delivered projects for many community groups, local and state government clients and worked on high-profile trails in challenging locations. We aim through our design and construction to provide a memorable experience like no other for both seasoned mountain bikers and those new to the sport.

Project: Singleton MTB Trail Upgrades

Client: Singleton Council, NSW

Budget: $350,000

Timeframe: Completed March 2025 (3 months)

Description:

Construction and maintenance of a 12km trail network including reshaping existing trails and building new trails, steel framed kickers and timber features including bridges, drop offs and rock gardens. The trail was constructed in close liaison with both Council and the MTB Club to ensure all parties were happy with the outcome with large amounts of VENM and site won materials used to construct the trails. Trails were constructed using our 2 tonne excavator with various other machines and tools which resulted in a net network that will excite locals and attract tourists from across NSW to hit the trails.

Project: Private Property Trails*

Client: Private Client

Budget: $70,000

Timeframe: 2022- Ongoing

Description:

Since 2022, we have been developing and expanding a private trail network on behalf of our client, with new trails continuing to be added as the project evolves. To date, the network includes three purpose-built trails: a 1 km black flow trail, a 700 m blue jump trail, and a 700 m blue technical trail. Construction has been completed using a combination of our excavator and hand-built finishing work to ensure each trail is shaped, refined, and completed to a high standard

* Location intentionally not specified to maintain client privacy and protect trail confidentiality.

Project: Orange National Downhill

Client: Orange MTB Club

Budget: $42,000

Timeframe: Completed August 2024 (1 Month)

Description:

We completed the 500-metre finishing section of the National Downhill Track, built to an elite standard for national-level competition. Constructed using a combination of excavation and hand-built work, the trail features a dynamic mix of technical sections, off-camber terrain, and serious speed throughout. Eight new gap jumps, each over 8 metres in length, were also added to create a fast-flowing, high-performance track designed for competitive racing.

Project: Wylde MTB Park Trail Realignment M12 Cycleway Design and Construction

Client: Green by Nature & Greater Sydney Parkland

Budget: $110,000+

Timeframe: August 2025- Ongoing

Description:

Angry Goat Trails was engaged to design and construct a new trail alignment at Wylde MTB Park
Trail to create separation from the new M12 Cycleway which dissects the site. The project
included desktop assessment and research, on ground site inspection and detailed GIS mapping
and typical cross sections of trail features including berms, roll overs and timber bridges. The
project design was approved by the client and construction included building a new trail on
redesigned alignment and closure of existings trails and rehabilitation.

Project: Glenrock MTB Trails

Client: Glenrock National Park

Budget: $46,000

Timeframe: Completed July 2024 (4 weeks)

Description:

This project focused on addressing water damage through effective control and long-term prevention strategies. Approximately 400 metres of trail was rebuilt, with extensive rock armouring and drainage solutions installed to improve durability and resilience.

Locally sourced rock from the national park quarry was used throughout the works, ensuring the trail remained consistent with its natural surroundings. Crushed sandstone was also imported and applied to enhance drainage and reinforce sections affected by underground water flow.

Working within an environmentally sensitive area, all construction was carefully managed to ensure zero impact beyond the designated trail corridor, preserving the integrity of the surrounding landscape while delivering a sustainable, high-performance trail outcome

Project: Mt Borah Climbing Trail

Client: Tamworth MTB Club, Tamworth, NSW

Budget: $80,000

Timeframe: Completed April 2024 (3 months)

Description:

Construction of a 2km climbing trail to get riders to the top of the mountain to enjoy the downhill, enduro and flow trails at the site. The trail design and construction was focused on getting riders to the top of the mountain whilst carefully managing erosion and crossings with other trails. The trail was constructed using our 2 tonne excavator and tools and resulted in getting riders to the top of the mountain via a smooth climb to enjoy the fruits of their labor.

Project: Woolgoolga Climbing Trail

Client: Woolgoolga MTB Club, Woolgoolga, NSW

Budget: $90,000

Timeframe: Completed April 2023 (3 months)

Description:

Construction of a 3km trail constructed to cater for all riders (adaptive design) to get to the top of the mountain bike park from the car park. The primary purpose of the trail was to increase safety of trail users ensuring separation of trail and road whilst creating a more enjoyable and inclusive experience to a wider variety of riders. The trail was constructed in accordance with Adaptive MTB Guidelines and was delivered within the project budget and was successfully tested by adaptive riders.

Project: Multiple Projects

Client: Central Coast MTB Club, Central Coast, NSW

Budget: >$100,000

Timeframe: 2017 – 2024

Description:

We have undertaken many works for Central Coast MTB Club and have returned regularly as a preferred contractor on many jobs in the park. We are known most for our construction of the upper flow trail, Amarroo which is a 1.24km flow trail that instantly became the most popular and used trail on the mountain. We are particularly proud of this project not only for its popularity but because of how little maintenance the trail has required with over 3 years of constant, daily use, the trail has only needed a small re-fresh with minimal work required.

Project: Ingleburn Reserve MTB Loop Trail

Client: Campbelltown City Council, NSW

Budget: $150,000

Timeframe: August – September 2022

Description:

We designed and constructed a 700m beginner to intermediate trail loop at Ingleburn Reserve in south-west Sydney. This consisted of a short descent and climb loop with multiple features throughout including timber balance beams, drops and berms which catered to both beginner and intermediate riders. The aim of this loop is to cater for beginner riders, but not be uninteresting or too simple for more advanced riders. We overcame this by incorporating features including dual lipped table tops consisting of a smaller beginner side and an advanced alternate side. We also included timber ramp features that can be jumped at speed, or simply rolled down. This work complimented a broader spend of Council to activate the reserve for the local community and visitors and is a huge success many years later.

Project: Flow Gravity Trail and Adaptative Loop Trail

Client: Tamworth MTB Club & Tamworth Regional Council, Tamworth NSW

Budget: $39,000

Timeframe: January 2021 (3 months)

Description:

We were engaged by Tamworth MTB Club and Tamworth Regional Council to create an adaptive 1km loop trail within Tamworth MTB Park and 13km flow and loop trail that catered for beginners to advance riders. The trail traversed varied landscapes and included fast paced features and tight berms to create an experience that people would come back for time and time again. The project was aimed at creating a destination for Tamworth that would attract visitors to the city and involved designing the trail network and working with stakeholders to ensure that the communities needs and aspirations could be met with the new trail network. The project was a success with a range of riders turning up on opening day including adaptive riders that has previous been contained to fire trails that were thrilled to be on some single track with features.

Project: Mugga Hill Flow Trail

Client: Dubbo MTB Club & Dubbo Regional Council, Dubbo NSW

Budget: $9.900

Timeframe: Completed December 2020 (2 weeks)

Description:

We were engaged by Dubbo Regional Council to design and construct the Mugga Hill intermediate flow trail consisting of fast paced berms, large table tops and doubles with an easy climb back to the top to enable rapid loops. The trail was constructed with a mix of onsite soils and imported fill and rocks for stabilisation and we worked with the stakeholders from the Dubbo MTB Club to make sure everything was as they imagined. The regional trail network is now a drawcard for visitors to the area and provides an economic boost for people grabbing a post ride feed or staying the night. The trails are still flowing today and have required little maintenance and upkeep due to design considerations and water management