For adventure riders, Far North Queensland (FNQ) is the ultimate test piece. From Cairns north, the bitumen quickly gives way to rainforest climbs, red-dirt highways, and tracks that demand both skill and grit. The famous CREB Track, Bloomfield Track, and the cut through to Cooktown serve as the warm-up — a mix of steep clay, river crossings, and slippery rainforest trails.

Push further and you’re on the Old Telegraph Track, where washed-out crossings and deep waterholes make every obstacle a story worth retelling. For many, reaching Cape York and “the Tip” is a lifelong dream — the moment where bike, rider, and remote landscape all come together.

To the west, the Gulf Country and Savannah Way open up, offering long, remote runs through cattle stations, river flats, and wide-open plains. It’s a place where distances stretch, and you learn to trust both your machine and your planning.

FNQ is not just about ticking a box — it’s about embracing the ride through tropical heat, croc country, and some of the most stunningly wild landscapes in Australia. For riders who crave true adventure, this is where legends are made.