The Bicentennial National Trial, over 5,000 kilometres from Victoria to Queensland is the longest marked route of its kind, the 107-kilometre section through Kilkivan Shire mainly follows the forest ridges along the coastal ranges to the west of the Cooloola region.
Here among the hills the trail, following many of the roads and tracks taken by the early pioneers, is well suited to family trips any time of the year. The country is suitable for horse riding, donkey trekking, mountain bike riding or just plain old walking.
Kilkivan is one of the few towns through which the National Trail actually passes. At Pine Street the Council have provided overnight bush camping facilities, complete with toilet, shower and horse yards within easy walking distance of the town.

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