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Queensland's Pioneer Valley Rail Trail Set to Open, Attracting Tourists and Providing Health Benefits for Volunteers
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Jul 23, 2025 7:27 pm ET1min read
A 40km rail trail in Queensland's Pioneer Valley is set to open, connecting disused sugarcane railways west of Mackay. The trail has been built by a group of volunteers, including retirees Mike and Margie Browne, who have been exploring rail trails throughout Australia. The trail is expected to be a tourist drawcard and has already attracted interest from local communities. It is part of a growing trend of rail trails in Australia, with over 100 trails covering a total of 3,180km.
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