Gary Sims and Mark Hill inspect a section of the Riesling Trail that has worn down to the base rock. A grant from the Office of Recreation and Sport will fund the resurfacing of the trail, which has gradually eroded over its 20 years by rain, wind and thousands of feet and bicycle tyres.

The ever-popular Riesling Trail will soon receive a $189,000 ‘face lift’, funded by a state government Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program grant. click here to read the whole article published in the Northern Argus, written by Keira James.

Gary Sims and Mark Hill

Experiencing the highs of a walk along the Riesling Trail are Chairman of the Riesling Trail, Allan Mayfield, with Apex members Nedd Golding [National President] and Nathan Skinner, and Pepsi, Nathan’s beautiful dog.

Walkers, runners and cyclists will know when they have reached the pinnacle of an outing along the Riesling Trail, thanks to the latest interpretive sign. The marker, is about nine kilometres south of Clare, indicates the Trail’s highest point.

Allan Mayfield, Nedd Golding and Nathan Skinner [and Nathan’s dog Pepsi].

Bring your own bike or hire one from any of the local bike-hire businesses … for hire details see our updated  Brochure located on our “Location” and “Trail Activities” Pages of the website …  Suggested Rides along the Trail  and  History along the Trail

Allan Mayfield, Chairman of the Riesling Trail Management Committee and Gerke Klopper were on the Trail on Saturday morning erecting the “Barinia” sign post at the Northern end of the Riesling Trail.Continue reading→

Thanks to the continued efforts of the Riesling Trail Committee we now have a number of new signs along the trail. The signs provide information about Riesling Trail Business Partners that help the committee maintain and improve the Riesling Trail – please support them!Continue reading→