SOUTH MURWILLUMBAH RENTALS FIELD GUIDE
Grazing Boxes on the Northern Rail Trail — Picnics from Picnic & Pedals in South Murwillumbah
Gourmet, themed grazing boxes prepared from Northern Rivers producers and collected beside the trail — a ready-made picnic for riders and day-trippers.
Grazing Boxes on the Northern Rail Trail — Picnics from Picnic & Pedals in South Murwillumbah.
Adventure brief
Grazing Boxes on the Northern Rail Trail — Picnics from Picnic & Pedals in South Murwillumbah
Pedals and Picnics’ Picnic Grazing Boxes are built for the Northern Rivers Rail Trail: curated, portable assortments of breakfast pastries, savory wraps, antipasto selections, sweet treats, and local-produce boxes designed to turn a trail break into a proper picnic.
The Northern Rail Trail winds through scenic countryside, offering travelers a chance to combine outdoor activity with culinary delights. Pedals and Picnics elevates the experience by providing gourmet grazing boxes designed for on-the-go enjoyment. Originating from a passion for quality local produce and memorable moments, this business crafts each box to turn a simple picnic into a special occasion. Perfect for hikers, bikers, or families, these grazing boxes feature a selection of breakfast treats, savory wraps, antipasto, sweet confections, and fresh, seasonal produce—carefully sourced from nearby farms. The trail itself boasts a rich history, once a vital transportation route, now a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
Whether you’re soaking in the rolling fields or crossing a historic trestle bridge, a Pedals and Picnics box complements your journey beautifully. Each package is thoughtfully prepared, with options to suit dietary preferences, making it accessible to all adventurers. This service is a unique addition to the trail’s offerings and a standout for those seeking a taste of local flavor amid their outdoor activities. It truly transforms a simple ride or hike into a curated adventure, merging nature, history, and culinary craftsmanship.
For those looking to add a gourmet touch to their outdoor day, Pedals and Picnics stands out as a top choice, blending high-quality food with the scenic beauty of the Northern Rail Trail. Their commitment to supporting local farmers and ensuring sustainability makes every bite one of mindful enjoyment. So pack your gear, grab your grazing box, and hit the trail—adventure, flavor, and scenic vistas await.
Route Schematic
Route & Picnic Schematic
Plan a short sequence: pick up your box, head onto the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, and find a picnic spot for your grazing break.
Picnic & Pedals — Pickup
Collect your chosen grazing box beside the Northern Rail Trail at Picnic & Pedals, 8 Railway Street, South Murwillumbah.
Northern Rivers Rail Trail
Head onto the Northern Rail Trail and ride or walk to a preferred picnic clearing — the boxes are sized for trail breaks and outdoor stops.
Picnic Break
Lay out the grazing selection — breakfast pastries, wraps, antipasto, sweets or local-produce assortments — and enjoy a relaxed stop on the trail.
Order in advance (the operator requests three hours’ notice) and collect from Picnic & Pedals at 8 Railway Street beside the trail; verify pickup timing with the operator before arriving.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A box for every appetite
Choose from distinct themed boxes — Riders Breakfast, Station Wrap, Antipasto Trail, Tunnel Sweet, and a Local Farmers Market box — each assembled to be eaten on the trail or at a picnic stop.
Local produce and specialty makers
Contents draw on Northern Rivers suppliers, from free-range fennel salami and regional cheeses to local berries, olives, wood-fired bread and edible flowers — a mapped taste of the area in each box.
Trail-ready and easy to collect
Boxes are intended as picnic breaks on the Northern Rivers Rail Trail and are available for collection beside the trail; order ahead to ensure availability.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
Collect your curated grazing box, roll out onto the Northern Rail Trail and turn a ride or stroll into a deliberate picnic pause — the boxes are assembled for quality and flavour so that a short stop becomes the centerpiece of your outing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this suits — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Order at least three hours before pickup to ensure your chosen box is ready.
Collect at Picnic & Pedals, 8 Railway Street, South Murwillumbah — the pickup point is beside the Northern Rail Trail.
Selections include Riders Breakfast, Station Wrap, Antipasto Trail, Tunnel Sweet, and a Local Farmers Market box featuring regional producers.
Bring whatever you’d normally take for a picnic on the trail (a blanket or mat, water and any personal cycling gear); boxes are packaged for outdoor eating.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How far in advance do I need to order?
Order at least three hours ahead.
Where do I pick up my grazing box?
Pick up from Picnic & Pedals at 8 Railway Street, South Murwillumbah — the collection point is beside the Northern Rail Trail.
What types of boxes are available?
Choices include Riders Breakfast, Station Wrap, Antipasto Trail, Tunnel Sweet, and a Local Farmers Market box.
Are the ingredients local?
Yes — boxes feature local Northern Rivers suppliers such as free-range fennel salami (Billinudgel), regional cheeses, berries from Monteys (Murwillumbah), olives, wood-fired bread and other local produce.
Can I take a grazing box on a bike along the trail?
Yes — the grazing boxes are intended for picnic breaks on the Northern Rivers Rail Trail and can be taken on the trail.
How this guide was prepared
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- Verified: 2026-09-05T19:27:38.466Z
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