Reviewed by: Roy Boy ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
Too good, something for everyone in there but its up to you to find it. Streams run over the valley tracks after heavy rain, great to wash off yer bike or self and cool down during a ride, going here in wet weather comes highly recommended!

Recommended Route:
I've found the best start is probably at the entrance off Greenford St. in Chapel Hill (up the hill from Merri Merri park), from there its all downhill down a sweet firetrail to the reserve, from there you can go where you will, back up and explore HEAPS of singletracks (to the left heading back up) or cross the road for some endurance *cough* fun.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
GC's all you need. Has everything.

Reviewed by: Mick , from Boonah, QLD, Aust

Summary:
The track I described is the best I have ridden in the area. It flows down through rutted berms and is very fun. there are also a couple of built up log launches, so approach with caution.
needs a bit of matainance on the berms (rutted)
Can be ridden by a person with a little MTB Experience. You don't need much skill.

Recommended Route:
Park your car next to Channel Nine Station. From here the firetrail on the channel nine side leads down Mt. Cootha and there are single tracks off to the L & R of this fire trail(called The Telstra Trail)The fire trail is really fun because of the water bars. The opposite side leads down to Gap Creek. the best track is south (towards the Cafe)from the track opposite Channel nine, only a couple of minutes from your car. Explore the whole area, it will take more than a week in riding to know the traks and trails well. to get back up to your car there is a alright fire trail on the north of the reserve. There are a few rogaining/orienteering maps out that are useful but not essestial.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Mt Cootha (Channel nine side)

Reviewed by: IWantBeerINMyCamelBak , from Brisbane, Australia

Summary:
Just ride and have fun, take plenty of water and use the facilities in the park. Theres enough riding to keep you there all day and there a variety different trails to suit different riding types.

Recommended Route:
Go down gap creek road and pull into the car park, now either go over the creek on the bridge and up past the toilets or across the field, theres tracks every bloody where... Alternatly, you can go across the road and up past the gate, just keep riding, theres tracks on your left and right off the firetrails...

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Mt Nebo!

Reviewed by: roKeMS , from BrisVegas

Summary:
This whole area is tha bomb.
I have a map too!
The fire track that runs across the road (and up a bit) from Ch9 is called "3 Sisters" and it is awesome.
You get about 3/4 the way down and a single track breaks off from the left - that is "Lantana"
It's a single track through - u guessed it - lantana!
Very fast and enough room for one bloke and a bike!
Awesome stuff.

Recommended Route:
Gap Creek ARea

Other recommended trails in the same area:
All the Gap Creek area is gold