A comprehensive Adaptive Trail Rating (ATR) System developed to rate the accessibility of trails for adaptive riders.

The ATR System assesses the level of accessibility of mountain-bike trails and their associated amenities for adaptive riders. The level of accessibility (rating) allows users to determine which trails are best suited for their ability and equipment.

The rating is broken down into two components, trails and amenities, each of which has 5 elements that are individually scored in line with the Adaptive MTB Guidelines.

To view the score and details of each element on a given trail, check the Australian map below and start searching trails that have been audited.

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Want to help rate trails?

The ATR system enables auditors with, and without a disability to systematically rate a trail and provide information for adaptive riders and friends.

  1. Download the Adaptive MTB Guidelines (includes Auditing Worksheet template).
  2. Conduct the trail audit as per Adaptive MTB Guidelines.
  3. Upload the completed ATR Auditing Worksheet. Submit audits below.
  4. Check your email for confirmation that the trail(s) have been uploaded.
  5. Check your email for a copy of the trail(s) summary and graphics.
  6. Review the trail after the recommended 12 months or after upgrades/works have been completed on the trail.

Adaptive Trail Audit Submission Form

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All trail audits uploaded will be assessed, converted to our summary sheet, and details uploaded onto the trail register. You will be emailed a copy of each trail summary sheet for distribution and use. Example summary sheet.

How much does it cost to upload completed trail audits for addition to the adaptive trail register?

Cost per trail
1-5$5.00
6-10$4.50
11-20$4.00


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