A group of women calling themselves the Mad Maidens have taken to the South Coast bush on dirt bikes as part of a novel fundraiser.

The all-female dirt bike crew revved their engines and blazed a bush trail in a two-day adventure from Nowra to Batemans Bay, riding for a cause far greater than the journey itself.

The Mad Maidens took on the challenge as part of Tread on Trafficking, a national movement encouraging Australians to turn physical challenges into life-saving impact.

Proceeds from the campaign support Destiny Rescue - a non-profit organisation committed to rescuing children worldwide from human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Over two days, the four crew members rode more than 280 kilometres across some of the South Coast's most challenging terrain, with Mad Maidens memb

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