Length: 3km
Duration: 1hr
Grade: 2
Style: One Way
Start: Brassall
End: North Ipswitch

Location: South East Queensland
Closest Town: Brassall
Distance from CBD: 41km
State: QLD
Latitude: -27.59837887
Longitude: 152.7460641

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Wulkuraka – Brassall Rail Trail is a 3km, grade 2 one way hike, located in South East Queensland, Queensland. The hike should take approximately 1hr to complete.

Hike Summary

This trail has lighting and 24 hr camera surveillance and a 3.5m wide concreted surface.

A high standard rail trail in the major population centre of Ipswich
Great history connections with the first rail line in Queensland, a coke mine, the Rail Workshop Museum and the Smith Street bike route to Ipswich.

This beat the rail line from Ipswich to Brisbane in 1875. Ipswich was a prime candidate for becoming the capital of Queensland,but lost out to Brisbane in 1859. This is why the direction of the first rail is this way.

It was built in 2008 and opened in 2009 with a proposed extension in the future further along the line which hugs the Bremer river toward the centre of Ipswich.