Logan Village to Yarrabilba Rail Trail

The Logan Village to Yarrabilba Rail Trail is a roughly 3 km asphalt-sealed path in Logan Village, QLD, repurposed from a former railway spur line into a flat, easy green corridor popular with dog walkers, joggers, and cyclists.

The walk. This is a point-to-point trail stretching approximately 3 km between Logan Village and the suburb of Yarrabilba. The surface is asphalt-sealed the entire way, making for straightforward, flat walking. The environment runs through a scenic bushland corridor with dappled sunlight in sections and some areas of open sun. Trailhead signage at the start provides route information.

Leash status. Dogs are welcome but must remain on a leash for the entire trail. Stick to the paved pathway to protect local wildlife and habitat along the corridor.

Water. Dog drinking bowls are positioned along the trail alongside water bubblers, so you can top up without carrying a large supply. Sheltered seating is available at intervals for rest breaks.

Hazards. The trail has stretches of direct sun with limited shade. Walk during early mornings or late afternoons to avoid overheated paws on the asphalt. Restroom facilities are limited along the main trail, though the nearby Dairy Creek trailhead has some amenities - plan accordingly.

Getting there. The trail starts near Logan Village around the Albert Street area and runs to Yarrabilba, ending at Blossom Street. Parking at the Logan Village end is limited and can be difficult, while the Yarrabilba trailhead offers parking at the end of Blossom Street. Both endpoints are accessible by car via Albert Street (Logan Village) or Yarrabilba Drive.

Nearby with the dogs. For off-leash running, Buxton Park Fenced Dog Park sits at the trail's Yarrabilba end. A short drive away, Logan Reserve Fenced Dog Park offers another fenced option, and Cornerstone Cafe in Jimboomba is a nearby dog-friendly cafe stop.

When to go. Weekday afternoons or Saturday evenings are the quietest windows. Avoid Sunday afternoons and weekday evenings - particularly Tuesdays and Thursdays - when foot traffic peaks.

Sources

• Logan Village to Yarrabilba Rail Trail now open · railtrails.org.au
• Bethania to Logan Village Rail Trail · logan.qld.gov.au
• Logan Village to Yarrabilba Rail Trail - AllTrails · alltrails.com
• Yarrabilba Rail Trail Multi Trail · trailforks.com

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.