4 BIGGERA WATERS At Biggera Waters Laundromat all our machines take coins, cards or phone payment. Easy to use, simply tap your card/phone on the reader, select the wash or dry temperature then press start. Super-wash is also available providing an additional prewash cycle. With our large commercial machines, a week’s laundry can be washed and dried in less than one hour. Parking is free and easy right outside and conveniently located at the Metro Market Biggera Waters. Shop at Drakes supermarket or grab a coffee while you wait.Air-conditioned and Free Wifi. Open 24/7 365 Days! Please call us on 1300 528 628 for any assistance. Hot washes are included FREE! OPEN 24/7 see advert front cover TOP HONOUR FROM TRIPADVISOR AWARDED TO NORTHERN RIVERS’ ‘MUST-DO’ EXPERIENCE A Jewel in the Northern Rivers Rail Trail -The Tweed Section The Northern Rivers Rail Trail is a shared recreation and nature trail, and a ‘must do’ experience in the region. The first 24 km section opened in the Tweed on 1 March 2023 (stretching from Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek). Since opening, the Tweed section of the Rail Trail has welcomed more than 146,000 users including locals, domestic and international visitors. The second section from Casino to Bentley in the Richmond Valley is 13.4 km and opened in March 2024 and the 16.3 km section from Lismore to Bentley is now also open. Eventually the Rail Trail will connect with Byron and Lismore and will be 132 km long. The Rail Trail is free to use and provides a safe environment for walkers, cyclists and people of all abilities to explore the beautiful Northern Rivers region. The Tweed section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail is a remarkable showcase of how visionary projects can breathe new life into regional spaces. Spanning 24 kilometres from Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek, this stretch is the first completed section of the broader rail trail project, setting the standard for its future development. This section traverses stunning landscapes, including lush farmland, rainforest pockets, and charming villages. Along the way, it offers breathtaking views of the Tweed Valley and the iconic Wollumbin (Mount Warning), creating an immersive experience that highlights the natural beauty and cultural significance of the region. For locals and visitors alike, the Tweed section offers a multi-use pathway perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Designed to be inclusive, the trail accommodates people of all abilities, making it a space for everyone to enjoy. The trail also serves as a platform for storytelling, with interpretive signage that shares the history of the railway and the communities it connected. It’s a way to honour the past while forging a new identity for the region, one focused on sustainability and community well-being. Economically, the Tweed section is already making waves. Local businesses are seeing increased foot traffic, with cafes, accommodation providers, and bike hire services flourishing. Events along the trail are drawing visitors, further bolstering the region’s profile as a must-visit destination. More information including maps is available at www.northernriversrailtrail.com.au
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