Lions Rd via Lynches Creek Rd, Simes Rd over Razorback Saddle NSW

RE Learner Rating (0 Low - 10 High):
Route link: maps.app.goo.g...
Difficulty measures how challenging a motorcycle ride is overall. It encompasses factors such as terrain, road conditions, elevation changes, and the rider's skill level required to safely complete the route.
Difficulty: 4/10
Technical focuses on the complexity of maneuvers required. It includes the number and sharpness of turns, the need for precise throttle control, and handling tight spaces or tricky surfaces.
Technical: 4/10
Scenic rating assesses the visual appeal of the route, considering the natural and man-made surroundings along the ride. This includes the presence of landscapes, viewpoints, historical landmarks, and the overall aesthetic experience.
Scenic: 7/10
If you are a motorcycle learner in Queensland and seeking supervision, lessons or licensing, here are two links:
~ Helping New Motorcyclists
/ 277287890054696
~ RideSmart Brisbane
ridesmart.com.au/
About: Built as a Lions Club project to allow travellers to visit the forests, the Lions Rd crisscrosses Running Creek and Gradys Creek (although at this time the council was renovating bridges, we had to detour over Razobback Saddle in gravel) on the Queensland and New South Wales border at the famous tick gate. Along with the fantastic rainforests, the highlight is the spectacular railway engineering feat of the Border Loop a treat for rail enthusiasts. To enable trains to cross the Border Ranges, engineers had to find a means of gaining altitude at a reasonable gradient.