The Wedding Bells Forest trails are located in the Wedding Bells State Forest north of Woolgoolga. The trails are accessed via Sherwood Creek Road, and the upper trailhead is the 4-Way at the top of Stuarts Road.

The trail network consists of gravity-style trails that are linked together with climbs back up the fire roads. All trails are single-direction and range from natural tech style through to machine-built flow. There are also progressive jump lines and features.

Catering to a large range of ability levels, but are best suited to strong beginner to advanced riders. At the upper and lower trailheads, there are large signboards, and all trails are named and marked.

The trails have become most renowned for their fast-flowing build style and cover an area of 250 hectares. The vertical rise is just under 100 metres, meaning that the climbs are not too arduous, but the descents take advantage of the terrain, offering downhill runs up to three kilometres in length.

If you want to check on trail conditions, follow Woolgoolga MTB club on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date. There are also group rides, junior development programs and dig days coordinated by the club.

There are no amenities on-site, but the Arrawarra Rest area is only two kilometres away and has amenities, shaded tables, and water.