Join us on a 2-day, 1-night guided motorcycle tour through some of Southeast Queensland’s best-kept secrets — from the scenic valleys of Boonah and the misty Queen Mary Falls, to river crossings on the Condamine River Road, and epic trails through Sundown National Park and the Border Ranges & Maryland National Park.
This ride is perfect for beginner to intermediate riders ready to get off the beaten path, challenge themselves, and explore rugged, remote terrain without support vehicles or crowds — just good company, great trails, and wild beauty.
The Ride starts and returns in Croftby about 15mins south of Boonah.
DAY 1 – Spicers Gap → Condamine Crossings → Sundown NP
We kick things off at 8:00 AM, heading straight toward Spicers Gap to get comfortable on the bikes and take in the incredible views overlooking Lake Moogerah.
From there, we drop into the iconic Condamine River Road, tackling the famous 13 river crossings — trying to stay dry… but it doesn’t always go to plan.
Once through, we cruise some easier flowing sections into Stanthorpe for a well-earned pub stop. Expect a solid feed (the parmi here is a standout).
With full stomachs, we head toward Sundown National Park, where the riding steps up a notch. Think rocky terrain, technical sections, and proper adventure riding.
We’ll stop in at Red Rock Gorge before making our way to camp, aiming to roll in around 4:00 PM. This gives us time to set up, relax, and enjoy the remote High Country atmosphere before dark.
Camp: Remote bush camp (Sundown NP)
Meals: Pub lunch + camp dinner
DAY 2 – Sundown → Tenterfield → Rocky River → Return
We wake up with the sun, kick things off with a coffee around the campfire, and pack down camp. We aim to be rolling again by 8:00 AM.
We backtrack out of Sundown National Park and take a short highway stint into Tenterfield for a late brekky / early lunch.
After a good feed, we head back into the dirt via Rocky River Road, riding through stunning scenery toward Paddy’s Flat.
From there, we make our way back toward base via White Swamp Road, with an optional stop at Koreelah Creek Campground for a quick swim if time allows.
We finish the ride tired, a bit sore but absolutely satisfied.
1. DRZ400 Cape York ready
2. Bike panniers and duffle bag (nelson rigg hurricane 40l and 15l panniers)
3. Tent (mountain designs geo 2p)
4. Sleeping pad (sea to summit self inflating)
5. Sleeping pad sheet
6. Sleeping bag
7. Pillow and pillow case
8. Jet boil & ‘On Track Meals’
9. Basic cutlery
10. Spares
11. Tools
12. First aid kit
13. Satellite navigation
14. Emergency SOS
15. 7 litre additional fuel bladder
16. All fuel cost covered
17. Alrock Jersey and gloves to keep
18. Boots, helmet, goggles, motorbike pants provided for the trip
Meals are partly included — we provide some On Track Meals plus a selection of snacks and protein bars. Most other meals are enjoyed at local pubs or servo stops along the way at your own expense. Alcohol and drinks aren’t included but can easily be purchased en route.
1. 2 sets normal clothes for after days riding (keep it small and
light)
2. Spare socks
3. Thongs or ultralight weight shoes
4. Some cash for souvenirs / pub meals (eftpos is not always available)
5. Basic toiletries
6. Hydration pack with some storage (camelback mule or similar is recommended)
7. Specialised dietary needs
8. Any personal medication/health requirements/sunscreen/insect repellent
9. Adventurous attitude
Optional: Action cams & waterproof phone pouches
A $2,000 security bond is required before departure. This is a temporary hold on your physical credit card (tap-and-pay or mobile payments are not accepted). The bond acts as security for any potential bike damage and will be released once the motorcycle is returned in good condition.
All riders must hold at least a learner motorcycle licence, agree to comply with our tour rules and regulations, and sign an indemnity form prior to joining the tour.
Our tours travel through remote regions where you may encounter challenging terrain, wildlife, deep water crossings, and limited facilities. Safety is our top priority, and Alrock Adventures reserves the right to adjust the route or itinerary at any time due to weather, road conditions, or operational requirements.
We maintain a zero-tolerance policy regarding unsafe, reckless, or disrespectful behaviour and reserve the right to remove any participant at any time if deemed necessary, including for medical or behavioural reasons.
Alrock Adventures accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to personal belongings or for any injury, accident, or illness sustained during the tour. Riders participate at their own risk and are encouraged to ensure their personal insurance covers adventure and off-road motorcycle activities.
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