Team Unity

🤩🤩 We are heading back to Fox Creek for the final round!! (Or is it? 🕵️‍♀️)

With new tracks and new idea's, you won't want to miss this one 😍

We have been cooking up something special with for this round, stay tuned more more information closer to the event.

Today Forestry SA opened the first Adaptive MTB (aMTB) trail in South Australia! Allen's Orange Whip has been named after Grant Allen, (SA MTB legend) who will compete at the Tokyo Paralympic Games in the H4 Time Trial. We can't wait to get his tyres on the trail on his return from Tokyo (maybe carrying some new bling🏅?). Tune in to Channel 7 to watch Grant go for Gold tomorrow morning from 8am. Big thanks to all involved, including (pictured) Lachie Ambrose, AusCycling SA state manager for Paracycling events and Stine from ForestrySA. Also Break The Boundary for their superb resources in aMTB trail development. This trail has been built to 'Gravity Quad' Spec by Next Level Mountain Bike to be 1 of 3 eventual aMTB certified trails at Fox.

Tis the season. Watch out!

Drug free antidepressant. You agree?

Goodluck to all the riders who are racing at GESA tomorrow down Mt. Gambier. Have a safe ride y’all!

Big Congratulations Troy Brosnan!!! Awesome ride down that forest. Nailed it! 💯🙌🏼🇦🇺

“Cultural diversity brings strength”. Happy Independence Day Philippines!

HELP NAME OUR NEW SECOND VALLEY TRAIL NETWORK!

ForestrySA is pleased to announce two new multi-use loop trails will soon be opening in the beautiful Second Valley Forest Reserve – but we need your help to name them!

The two new 7km long trails will begin at Bedlam Flat Road (off Range Road) and are suitable for walkers, horse riders and cyclists. They will follow the existing fire track network, traversing through a mixture of pine plantation, hardwood plantation and native vegetation.

Keep an eye out for the local Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos and soaring Wedge Tailed Eagles along the way!

The new trails make up the first formalised trail network within the Second Valley Forest, providing new recreational opportunities and increased access to the reserve.

The development has been identified as a priority in the District Council of Yankalilla's Tracks and Trails Strategic Action Plan. In support, council will be establishing a visitor carpark off Bedlam Flat Road, providing suitable access for horse float parking.

To celebrate, we are providing the community with the opportunity to name one of the trails. We are looking for a name with a connection to the area and forest.

You can submit your suggestions via the comments section, or email our Recreation Development Coordinator via [email protected]

David Basham MP
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