Smithfield Conservation Park Tropical North Queensland

Smithfield Mountain Bike Park Expansion Project

The Queensland Government is expanding the Smithfield Mountain Bike Park to 85kms to create a nationally significant trail network, benefiting regional tourism, locals and the mountain bike community. Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland

Myrtle rust found

Myrtle rust—a fungal disease affecting many native plants—has been found in this park. The disease poses a significant threat to the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Learn more about myrtle rust and how to minimise its spread. Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland

In the foothills of the coastal range, bordering Kuranda National Park and Smithfield residential area, this small park encompasses tropical rainforest gullies and eucalypt woodlands, and provides shared trails for bush walkers and mountain bikers.

Location

16km north of Cairns

Learn moreGetting there

Park facilities

  • Cycling
  • Hiking
  • Walking
  • Dogs permitted (on leash)

Highlights and announcements

  • Mountain bike riders crossing bridge in Smithfield Conservation Park Smithfield Mountain Bike Park Expansion Project

    Image credit© Tourism and Events Queensland

    The Queensland Government is expanding the Smithfield Mountain Bike Park to 85kms to create a nationally significant trail network, benefiting regional tourism, locals and the mountain bike community.

  • Mountain biker rider in Smithfield Conservation Park Myrtle rust found

    Image credit© Tourism and Events Queensland

    Myrtle rust—a fungal disease affecting many native plants—has been found in this park. The disease poses a significant threat to the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Learn more about myrtle rust and how to minimise its spread.