4 Days Bikepacking on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail BVRT

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  • Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
  • Riding the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT) from its start at Yarraman 160km to Wulkuraka over four days. The highs and lows of cycling the longest rail trail in Australia. The sun, the people, the places. The meat pies! For this trip, we rode mountain bikes and carried camping equipment (although we stayed in couple of motels!)
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    Mike Coles
    mike-coles.com
    00:00 Introduction
    03:47 Blackbutt
    06:04 Linville
    10:00 Yinbun Tunnel
    11:00 Toogoolawah
    16:21 Coominya
    17:07 Lowood
    19:10 The End..
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  • @katesmiles4208
    @katesmiles4208 Рік тому

    Good job. Nice editing 👍

  • @agusjumanto2415
    @agusjumanto2415 Рік тому

    Hi Michael, greeting from Indonesia. Nice to watch your video. Its wonderfull gravel road.. keep safety and always be happy. Nice smile.. :)

  • @wftorres3913
    @wftorres3913 Рік тому

    greetings from the Philippines mate....missing Brisbane again..RideSafe mate!!!

  • @ticklishhoneybee
    @ticklishhoneybee 11 місяців тому

    I remember trains running on this line in its final years, even saw the last steam train when I was barely in school. Later I went to high school at Lowood. That spot where you stopped on a curve to get some shots of the river around 17:44 is where we used to go when wagging school; the trains were gone by then, so we'd walk along the overgrown tracks to there and spend the day in the shade of all the trees that had grown around the track. Now all cut down to make way for the trail.
    If all goes well, I should be cycling just the northern end of the rail trail next week (Harlan to Yarraman) as part of a longer tour.

    • @mike-coles
      @mike-coles  11 місяців тому

      Love to hear a bit of history about the old line 👍

  • @petesig93
    @petesig93 Рік тому

    WOW! Travelling so light and it took you four days? We did it fully-loaded with camping gear and extras, and we took two & a half days from Blackbutt to Wulkuraka.

    • @mike-coles
      @mike-coles  Рік тому +2

      Lots of stops to film, lots of laughs and lots of pies and coffee takes time!

  • @paulninnis14
    @paulninnis14 Рік тому

    Hi Michael, very good, are they your son's?. It was good to see the trail in sun!. We rode from Gympie and then joined KKRT at Kilkivan and then did the Link Trail from Nanango to Yarraman. After Linville we were meant to stay Esk and then Wulkaraka. Unfortunately a big rain event and a lot of track impassable 😟We also discovered no trains on weekend from Wulkaraka. We decided to ride from Linville down De'aguillar Hwy to Cabooture, what a nightmare! Never encountered so many D# head drivers. Anyway hope to go back and finish, maybe next year when the first section of Casino RT is complete.

    • @mike-coles
      @mike-coles  Рік тому

      Yes, they’re my sons. I’m thinking of doing the KKRT some time in the future as well.

    • @DIEmicrosoft
      @DIEmicrosoft Рік тому

      Dag Highway is deadly for sure.

    • @interceptor7905
      @interceptor7905 24 дні тому

      Wulkuraka

  • @keithmesser1408
    @keithmesser1408 Рік тому

    Great video guys. Just shows what a family can do together. Tell me, would you do it again or is once enough?

    • @mike-coles
      @mike-coles  Рік тому

      We do many trips together. It’s great fun. Not enough end up on video though. If I cycled the BVRT again, I’d install a more comfortable saddle (for the distance)!

    • @keithmesser1408
      @keithmesser1408 Рік тому

      @@mike-coles Thanks for getting back. I signed up today so I will look forward to any new adventures.

  • @DunderOz
    @DunderOz 2 роки тому

    Looks like a great trail to ride.
    Well done 👍
    What type of camera did you use?

    • @mike-coles
      @mike-coles  2 роки тому +1

      The main camera on-bike is a GoPro Hero 8, hand held. Most off-bike shots are iPhone.

    • @DunderOz
      @DunderOz 2 роки тому

      @@mike-coles
      Thanks for the quick reply. You did a great job of the video 🙂