current alerts
| Notification type | Section impacted | Details | Posted date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trail hazards | Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek (24 km) |
Tropical Cyclone Alfred severely impacted this section and while it reopens on Saturday 15 March, hazards remain, and users must proceed with caution. Debris, uneven surfaces, and slippery conditions may be present. By using the trail, visitors acknowledge the presence of these hazards and assume full responsibility for their safety. We cannot accept liability for injury or damage resulting from current conditions. Clean-up efforts are ongoing, and temporary closures will continue to occur. Please ride carefully, reduce speed, and stay alert for potential obstacles. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to keep the trail safe for everyone. |
14 March, 2025 |
| Safety advice | All sections of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail | We’re urging the community to be cautious when out and about as snakes are very active at this time of year. If you encounter a snake in a public place, give it space to escape! There is additional emergency information that will assist with snake bites.
At all times, Rail Trail users should:
Knowing basic snake bite first aid and having the right supplies can make all the difference. If you need first aid or treatment for snake bite, call 000 immediately. |
5 September 2024 |
Types of notification include track closures, major event impacts, planned maintenance and other unplanned impacts that may disrupt rail trail usage. This does not include standard maintenance, weather events, standard debris and other issues we’re unaware of.
If you notice any issues on the rail trail, please use our online form to report a problem / incident.