Caboolture – Wamuran & Loop Rail Trail

The Caboolture to Wamuran Rail Trail is a fantastic family-friendly cycling route in Moreton Bay, just north of Brisbane, following the former Caboolture to Kilcoy railway corridor through town, bushland and rural countryside. The main rail trail stretches approximately 10.5km from Caboolture to Wamuran, providing a wide, sealed and predominantly traffic-free shared path that's suitable for recreational cyclists, families, e-bikes and riders looking for an easy cycling adventure. Starting from Beerburrum Road in Caboolture, the trail gradually leaves the busier urban area behind as it follows the historic railway alignment towards Wamuran. Along the way you'll find bridges, landscaped sections, shelters, seating, drinking fountains, information boards and reminders of the railway that once connected communities throughout the region. The gentle former railway alignment and all-weather surface make this one of the more accessible rail trails near Brisbane, whether you're looking for a relaxed morning ride or somewhere to introduce newer riders to longer-distance cycling. Once you reach Wamuran, the adventure doesn't necessarily have to finish. Riders can explore additional riding around Wamuran Forest, adding some unsealed terrain and a little more adventure before returning to Caboolture. Ride the main trail as a 21km return trip, add some extra kilometres around Wamuran, or simply choose a shorter section for an easy family ride. Another big advantage is accessibility. Caboolture is connected to Brisbane by train, making this a handy option for riders looking for a bike ride near Brisbane that's accessible by public transport. Whether you're searching for Caboolture cycling, Wamuran bike trails, Moreton Bay cycling, family bike rides near Brisbane or rail trails in South East Queensland, the Caboolture–Wamuran Rail Trail is an easy one to put on the list. RTS Tip: The main Caboolture–Wamuran Rail Trail is sealed and relatively easy, while additional riding around Wamuran can introduce unsealed surfaces and different conditions. Choose the route that suits your bike and ability, carry water and remember the main rail trail is shared with walkers and other users.