Report trail bike riding in parks
Report trail bike riding in Council parks. Check what details to provide in your report.
Types of trail bike riding issues you can report
Trail bike riding is prohibited in any Council park or natural area, including bushland reserves, wetlands and forests. This helps to protect our local environment and wildlife.
You can report trail bike riding issues by phone or online.
Where trail bike riding is allowed
You can ride trail bikes:
- in some Queensland Government parks and forests
- at the Queensland Moto Park
- with a local club.
What you'll need to provide
Issue details
Provide issue details such as:
- when the trail bikes were in the location
- details of any damage caused
- photos of the trail bikes and/or any damage (optional)
- whether you know who the riders are.
Location details
Provide location details such as park name, street, suburb and postcode. Include any helpful landmarks.
Contact details (optional)
We will ask you to provide contact details such as a name, phone number and email.
Frequently asked questions
Penalties for illegal trail bike riding include:
- arrests
- on-the-spot fines
- confiscation or impounding of vehicles.
Learn more about trail bike riding enforcement and riding and BMX tracks.
You can ride your push bike or other non-motorised bike on designated bikeways and tracks in Council parks, reserves and wetlands.