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Cycling Tours & Bike Trips in Australia

Life is about the journey, not the destination and that couldn't be more true than on a cycling tour in Australia. Travel on countless routes lasting from 3 days up to 16 days, and with 26 Australia bike tours listed you're sure to find one for you. Click here to see all bicycle trips .

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Cycle South Australia's Wine Regions

David our tour leader and Peter our tour driver are excellent. We really appreciated their local knowledge and sense of humour. The bike trails, wine tastings and food stops are all well thought out. We visited some unique quirky locations that only locals would know about.

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Tour de South Australia Vineyards - Guided tour

This trip was wonderful in every way. The organisation of it was perfect as was the cycling, accommodation, food and wine. The guide Peter was also outstanding, providing local knowledge and always conscious of the group safety.

7-Day South Australia Food & Wine E-Bike Tour

Tour de Queensland Rail Trails

Tour de Clare Valley - Self Guided

Tour de Tasmania

Tour de Bright - Cycling Tour Beechworth to Bright

Tour de Barossa & Clare Valley - Self Guided

Tour de NSW South Coast

Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Self Guided

Tour de Great Victorian Rail Trail Self Guided

Tour de North East Victoria - Active (Guided)

Tour de Murray to Mountains Rail Trail - Group Weekend

Tour de Great Victorian Rail Trail Guided - Labour Day weekend

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We had a fabulous time cycling around the SA vineyards of the Barossa, Clare and McLaren Vale with old and new friends. The scenery was superb and matched by the vineyards, wine and gourmet food we sampled along the way. Our accommodation was very comfortable and set in beautiful surroundings. A huge thank you to the Tour De Vines team for a wonderful holiday!

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Discover the magic of Australia’s countryside by taking your adventure off two feet and onto two wheels

There’s something special about exploring Australia  from the seat of a bike. The rush of fresh air as it cools your skin, the peaceful quiet only punctuated by bird calls and spinning tyres, the extraordinary scenery rolling past as you pedal at an enjoyable pace – it’s an outdoor adventurist’s paradise. From winding through South Australia’s wine regions to rolling your way along  Queensland’s  captivating coasts and uncovering the beauty of  Victoria’s  High Country , our Australia cycling trip will show you a different side of this remarkable land.

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Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travellers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travellers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

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How fit do I have to be to go on a cycling tour in Australia?

Our Australia cycling tours aren't set at a race speed, but rather at a pace that you can enjoy while taking in the spectacular scenery. While there are some long cycling days on our itineraries, there are also plenty of stops along the way so it won't ever feel too strenuous. As long as you can comfortably ride a bike then you're fit enough! 

What to pack for a cycling trip in Australia

Along with the things you'd usually pack for a trip away (camera, reusable bottle, backpack, weather-appropriate clothing etc), there are also some cycling-specific things you should pack as well. These things include:

A helmet (if you don't want to hire one at your destination)

Closed and comfortable shoes 

Cycling shorts

A sunhat/cap

Quick-dry socks

Lightweight waterproof/windproof jacket 

Do I need to wear a helmet when riding a bicycle in Australia?

Yes, Australian law dictates that any person (regardless of age) needs to be wearing a helmet when riding a bicycle in a public setting. All Australian states adhere to this law and do uphold the same safety standards as each other. This means you'll need to either bring a helmet with you or hire one at your destination to join a cycling tour in Australia with Intrepid. 

What are some of the best bike trails in Australia?

Australia is a large and beautiful country presenting various landscapes that are perfect for bike riding. Here are some of our favourite bike trails so you can get your cycle on:

Murray to Mountains Rail Trail, Victoria

Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, Queensland

Goulburn to Crookwell, New South Whales 

Denmark to Nornalup Rail Trail, Western Australia

Southern Flinders Rail Trail, South Australia 

Are Intrepid trips accessible for travellers with disabilities?

We are committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travellers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

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Discover the diverse landscapes, wildlife, and spectacular coastlines of the land down under on an unforgettable australia bike tour..

Pedal through Australia's mesmerizing landscapes, from Byron Bay's cherished historical allure to the iconic, invigorating hills of Adelaide. Immerse yourself in the heart of adventure against the stunning backdrop of the land Down Under.

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Savor some of the most spectacular, 5-star properties in the world. Exuding luxury and elegance, these one-of-a-kind accommodations offer the chance to rejuvenate at award-winning spas, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, and more.

Enjoy luxurious accommodations handpicked for a refined experience. From signature spa treatments to delicious local cuisine, you’ll be more than provided for; you’ll be pampered.

These handpicked hotels provide relaxation and fun in a casual and comfortable environment. Delicious cuisine and great service mix perfectly for a memorable stay.

On select cycling vacations, you’ll stay at a mix of hotel levels, from Explorer to Luxury to Ultimate Luxury. Rest assured, no matter which level of hotel you’re at, our trip designers carefully select every accommodation.

Activity Level

Road : 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 25 mi (40 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Gravel: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 20 mi (35 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 1-3 hours of hiking. Up to 5 mi (8 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Road : 2-4 hours of riding. 20-35 mi (35-60 km). Up to 2,500 ft (750 m).

Gravel: 2-4 hours of riding. 15-30 mi (25-45 km). Up to 2,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 2-4 hours of hiking. 4-8 mi (6-12 km). Up to 1,500 ft (450 m).

Road : 3-5 hours of riding. 25-55 mi (40-85 km). Up to 4,500 ft (1,500 m).

Gravel: 3-5 hours of riding. 20-40 mi (35-60 km). Up to 3,000 ft (900 m).

Hiking: 3-5 hours of hiking. 6-10 mi (9-16 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).

Road : 4+ hours of riding. 40-70 mi (60-110 km). Up to 8,000 ft (2,400 m).

Gravel:  4+ hours of riding. 30-50 mi (45-80 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

Hiking: 4+ hours of hiking. 7-15 mi (11-24 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

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Savor the finer things as you relax in luxurious 5-star accommodations and wine, dine, and ride in some of the most unforgettable destinations around the world.

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Explore beautiful destinations by bike, enjoy extra inclusions, savor delicious local cuisine, and enjoy the perfect mix of accommodations.

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Enjoy a casual cycling vacation with fantastic routes and comfortable accommodations.

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Tackle an epic adventure that takes you point-to-point across mountains, countryside, and more.

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Enjoy a bike tour on your schedule with just your chosen travel companions.

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Australia Bike Tours

Australia bike tours offer a variety of adventures across diverse landscapes, from coastal routes with breathtaking views to the rugged beauty of the Outback. A cycling trip in Australia introduces you to vibrant cities and remote natural wonders, encapsulating the essence of adventure down under. Cyclists can discover world-famous beaches, lush rainforests, and iconic landmarks while experiencing the local culture and wildlife unique to Australia.

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Mudgee Food and Wine Bike Tour

Mudgee is a mecca for food and wine lovers! The region has an intense concentration of amazing cellar doors, and being almost completely flat, is perfect for some gentle cycling.

Riesling Rail Trail Cycling Tour

Enjoy cycling the off road, safe and relatively flat Riesling Rail Trail and have all the logistics done for you, whilst you visit some of the best cellar doors and food outlets in Australia. This self guided 3 day/2 night tour gives you the flexibility of choosing your own dates and cycling the Riesling Rail Trail at your own pace.

Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Cycling Tour

At 161 kms in length, the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail is the longest rail trail in Australia. This self guided cycling tour will have you riding the best sections of this fantastic Queensland getaway, whilst taking care of those pesky logistics for you.

Barossa and Clare Valley Cycling Tour

This cycling tour in the Barossa and Clare Valley invites you to discover the incredible food and wine highlights of South Australia at your own pace.

Self-Guided Murray to Mountains Rail Cycling Tour

Escape on this perfect 3-day self-guided cycling adventure on the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail! Cycle from Beechwood to Bright at your own pace and enjoy the freedom of this a self-guided short break cycling tour in Victoria.

Great Southern Rail Trail Cycling Tour

Enjoy the best parts of this wonderful rail trail on this self guided, fully supported 3 day, 2 night getaway — the perfect weekend getaway or mid-week escape. The cycling is easy, especially with your included E-Assist bikes. With on call support, drop off transfers enable you to cycle the entire rail trail one way, meaning you can enjoy this great ride stress free!

Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Bike Tour

Ride the iconic Murray to Mountains Rail Trail stress free. This exclusive cycling tour is an all inclusive, small group weekend complete with meals, accommodation, local guide, special wine tastings, gourmet food, luggage transfers and personal transport. Take the stress out of your weekend away and enjoy this wonderful easy cycling escape in the gourmet North East Victoria region along the famous Murray to Mountains Rail Trail.

Beechworth to Bright Cycling Tour

This Cycling Tour from Beechworth to Bright in Northeast Victoria is the perfect long weekend or midweek escape for cyclists and foodies alike! Explore historic Beechworth before cycling on the safe, iconic Murray to Mountains Rail Trail through Myrtleford and then onto gorgeous Bright, discovering wonderful wineries, food and produce outlets, all under the gaze of the beautiful Victorian Alps.

Seaside Trails of the New South Wales Bike Tour

Experience the beauty of the New South Wales’ south coast, known for its uncrowded beaches, incredible whale watching, and charming rural towns.

Great Victorian Rail Trail Biking Tour

Ride the iconic Great Victorian Rail Trail from end to end on an exclusive guided group tour. Take all the stress out of your bike holiday and ride in the comfort of knowing you are fully supported throughout your trip. Bikes, transfers, accommodation, unique dining experiences, luggage transfers, and of course the support of an expert local guide. All you need to do is ride, admire the views and soak up the relaxed country ambience on this wonderful long weekend getaway!

Northeast Victoria Cycling Tour

This 5 day-4 nights cycling tour in Northeast Victoria is for anyone wanting to cover all the major sights and gourmet delights in this increasingly popular cycling region. Using the paved, largely flat, off road Murray to Mountains rail trail as the cycling path, you will taste the gourmet treats that abound in the north east Victoria region, as well as enjoy the incredible scenery and accessible, safe cycling paths. Starting in Beechworth, you will cycle to Milawa, Myrtleford and Bright over 4 nights.

Rail Trails of South Australia Tour

This 6-day Cycling Tour in South Australia explores the Barossa, Clare Valley & McLaren Vale regions. Ride the Rail Trails and discover the incredible food and wine of South Australia on this gourmet cycling foodie tour.

Self-Guided Bike the Rail Trails of South Australia Tour

Unveil the beauty of South Australia on a remarkable 6-day self-guided bike tour through the enchanting landscapes of the Barossa, Clare Valley, and Adelaide Hills regions. Glide along the brilliant rail trails of this bike-friendly state, all while enjoying comprehensive support that takes care of every logistical detail, leaving you to savor the journey.

7-Day Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Tour

Join a mixed group on this exclusive guided cycling tour in Australia. Explore beautiful northeast Victoria and experience the incredible Alpine scenery this region is famous for. The cycling tour is graded as easy and almost all of the riding uses off road, paved trails that are safe and fun to ride. There is a particular focus on the world class food and wine offerings that this region of Australia is becoming famous for.

East Coast of Tasmania Cycling Tour

Discover the incredible unspoilt beauty of this pristine region on this fully guided gourmet cycling tour in Tasmania. Explore the scenic east coast from Launceston to Hobart with a special stop at Freycinet National Park. Visit wineries, oyster farms, wildlife sanctuaries, and stunning Wineglass Bay on this memorable adventure.

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Where to go cycling in australia.

Australia's vastness provides myriad cycling opportunities, whether it’s coastal rides along the Great Ocean Road, traversing the scenic wine regions of South Australia, or undertaking a historic journey along converted railroad cycling paths. These cycling tours in Australia cater to all levels of cyclists, combining natural beauty with cultural experiences.

What makes cycling in Australia special?

Cycling in Australia stands out for its unique blend of natural scenery, wildlife encounters, and outdoor adventure. The country's varied terrain allows for a wide range of cycling experiences, from leisurely rides through vineyards to challenging mountain trails and expansive coastal routes. Cycling tours here offer an intimate way to explore Australia's rugged landscapes and cosmopolitan cities alike.

When to go cycling in Australia

The ideal time for cycling in Australia varies by region due to its vast size and climatic diversity. Generally, spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the best times for most areas, offering mild weather and less rainfall. Northern regions are best visited in the dry season (May to October), while southern parts are more temperate and suited for year-round cycling.

Top 5 Bike Tours in Australia:

• Rail Trail Cycling Tours - Utilizes converted railway lines for scenic rides through Australia’s countryside, connecting historic towns and natural attractions.
• Cycling the Wine Regions of South Australia - Combines leisurely cycling with wine tasting in some of Australia's most renowned wine-producing areas, such as the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale.
• Great Ocean Road Cycling - Offers spectacular coastal views along one of the world’s most famous roads, ideal for both leisurely rides and more challenging stretches.
• Munda Biddi Trail - A long-distance off-road cycling experience through Western Australia's unspoiled bushland, forests, and national parks.
• Tasmania East Coast Cycling - Features stunning landscapes, from pristine beaches to national parks, along the tranquil east coast of Tasmania.

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What to pack when cycling in australia.

Essential items include a helmet (mandatory in Australia), cycling gloves, a waterproof jacket, sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat), a basic repair kit, plenty of water, and snacks. Consider the climate of specific regions you plan to visit and pack accordingly.

Are luggage transfers available on cycling tours in Australia?

Luggage transfers are commonly available on organized and guided cycling tours. For self-guided tours, services vary by provider, so it's best to inquire ahead of your trip.

How long do I need for a cycling tour in Australia?

The duration depends on the route and your pace. Short tours can last a day or two, while more extensive tours, such as the Munda Biddi Trail or cycling the Great Ocean Road, could take a week or more.

Are there family-friendly cycling tours in Australia?

Yes, there are many family-friendly cycling tours in Australia. Rail trails, in particular, offer safer routes away from traffic and are suitable for all ages. Many coastal paths and park trails are also designed for family outings.

What are the accommodations when cycling in Australia?

Accommodation options vary from campsites and caravan parks to hotels, motels, and bed-and-breakfasts. On guided tours, accommodations are usually arranged by the tour operators.

Can I do a self-guided bike tour in Australia?

Self-guided bike tours are popular in Australia, with many resources available to help plan your route. Bike hire shops often provide maps and advice on local routes.

Can I do a guided bike tour in Australia?

Guided bike tours are widely available across Australia, offering expert insights into the local area, with the convenience of arranged accommodations and often food and repair support.

Can I rent an e-bike for a cycling tour in Australia?

E-bike rentals are increasingly available across Australia, especially in tourist-heavy areas and major cities. They're a great option for covering more ground with less effort.

What safety considerations should I keep in mind while cycling in Australia?

Always wear a helmet, follow road rules, be mindful of wildlife and livestock on rural roads, carry enough water, and let someone know your route, especially in remote areas.

Is there a peak season for cycling in Australia?

The best times for cycling are during spring and autumn due to milder weather, but seasons vary in different parts of the country. Avoid the northern regions during the wet season (November to April).

Are there any unique cycling events in Australia?

Australia hosts several cycling events throughout the year, including the Tour Down Under in South Australia and the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Victoria, which attract both professional and amateur cyclists.

How do I handle wildlife encounters while cycling in Australia?

Keep a safe distance from wildlife, especially larger animals like kangaroos, which can cross roads unexpectedly. Be cautious of snakes in rural and bushland areas.

Can I cycle in national parks in Australia?

Cycling is allowed in many national parks, but it's important to stick to designated trails and follow park regulations to protect the environment and wildlife.

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Tasmania Wild West Coast

The West Coast is very scenic, hilly, sparsely populated and has wonderfully quiet roads. From Launceston we head inland to Cradle Mountain where we overnight at a wilderness lodge.

Tasmania East Coast Explorer

Tasmania is the smallest and only island state in Australia. It is wonderful biking country with fabulous beaches and magnificent mountains. Our 8 day tour takes

Tasmania: The Island State

Freycinet National Park, Launceston and Strahan on the West Coast. We closely follow the east coast until close to Launceston and then turn inland to

Victoria: Highlands to the Sea

Victoria (pop 5.6 million), Australia’s smallest mainland state, has a wonderfully diverse range of natural attractions in its relatively small size. It has an amazing

Victorian Alps

Melbourne dates from 1835 and was built on the wealth of the gold rush; it is a very cycle friendly city with an excellent network

Victorian Goldfields

Our tour starts in Bendigo, once one of Austria’s richest goldmining towns. It still retains much extravagant Victorian architecture. We head west on a network

Highlights of Our Australia Cycling Tours

These highlights are many and varied, ranging from friendly, experienced guides to overnight stays at comfortable and luxurious accommodations. Our Australia cycling tours are also impressive in their itineraries, which take in such exciting attractions as:

• Cradle Mountain: This is one of Tasmania’s highest mountains, and presents a challenging but rewarding climb for walkers. The site is also near Australia’s deepest lake, Lake St Clair. 
• Hobart: Today, Hobart is Tasmania’s capital, but also has a fascinating history. The city was founded by the British as a penal colony in 1804 and still has convict-era architecture. Meanwhile, the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) occupies a winery in the city’s Berriedale suburb.
• Freycinet National Park: Taking up much of the Freycinet Peninsula, this haven of natural beauty is known for visually distinctive features — including granite formations and peaks. 
• Mount Buffalo: If you are looking for dramatic scenery, you could struggle to find anything in Australia that beats Mount Buffalo — a part of the southeastern state of Victoria — on this score. 
• Grampians National Park: Fancy checking out some rock art left by Australian Aborigines? The Grampians, as this Victoria National Park is often dubbed, would certainly warrant your attention. 
• Melbourne: This cosmopolitan hub proudly takes its place among Australia’s most populous cities, and is home to many nationally renowned landmarks — including the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), the Royal Exhibition Building and the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

We have prepared informative answers to FAQs about our Australia cycling tours — and, on any of these trips you do book, your guide will be happy to answer questions about Aussie landmarks you see along the route.

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Cycling Tours Australia

Australia is a wonderful place to ride a bike.  Beautiful weather, memorable scenery, and clean air make cycling a joy.  This, on top of an increasingly sophisticated gourmet food scene  and world class wines , makes Australia comparable to the famous cycling destinations of France and Italy.  Being a wide open landscape, there is any number of itineraries that can be put together to create an amazing cycling experience.  Tour de Vines offers tours in Victoria , South Australia , NSW , Queensland and now Tasmania .

Our cycling tours are tailored for the occasional and intermediate rider.  We prefer using rail trails and off road paths rather than road cycling .  So perhaps you're a wanna be cyclist who needs to warm up the legs over a weekend or two, or do some regular riding.  Maybe your love great food and even better wine whilst enjoying the beautiful, natural Australian backdrops.  Either way you will love our cycling tours in Australia.

Victoria and South Australia are the best states to cycle in .  This is mainly because those regions have invested in cycling infrastructure.  These Australian states have great rail trails and other cycling routes that make cycling safe and hassle free.  These two states are also arguably the home to the best food and wine in Australia, and for our guests that's super important.

So join us on a guided or self guided cycling tour in Australia.

Cycling Tours in Australia By State

Tour de Vines' cycling tours in Australia are relatively easy, always safe, and include the best food and wine experiences in each of the regions we travel.  Join one or our  small group fully guided  cycling tours or enjoy the freedom of  self guided  itineraries.  Read our blog post about the differences in guided and self guided cycling trips .  Tours are run in Victoria , NSW and South Australia , and we have recently added Queensland and Tasmania .  The focus is on great cycling, sumptuous food and great wine.

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Australia’s top 50 bike riding experiences

From the tropical beaches of far north Queensland to the arid Nullarbor Plain, we searched the nation to discover the best bike experiences Australia has to offer.

Australia is a vast and diverse nation offering myriad opportunities for riders of all disciplines and abilities, and we have endeavoured to include something in our list for everyone: challenging alpine road rides, laid-back beachside trundles, epic multi-day tours, seriously muddy mountain bike adventures and everything in between.

From a long list of hundreds, we narrowed the field to arrive at a varied mix of riding experiences in each state and territory. They are numbered so as to be identifiable on the maps, but they are not ranked.

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1. A Dawn Chorus

The birdlife in Canberra and its surrounds is richer than that found in any other Australian capital city. This 22km route passes through the city’s hotspots for birdlife. It begins on the banks of Lake Burley Griffin at Black Mountain Peninsula, rides past the zoo, through Aranda bushland and Bruce Ridge Reserve and back to the lake via Black Mountain. It is best ridden at dawn to the accompaniment of an avian choir.

More info:   www.bike-it.com.au

2. Canberra art and architecture by bike

A specific route was published in Bruce Ashley’s book Cycling Around Canberra – and is an ideal way for families and visitors to get a taste of Canberra’s culture, taking in some of the city’s key architectural features, galleries and museums. Although less than 23km in length, the route’s wealth of landmarks offers days of exploration.

See a version of the ride here:   www.boy-on-a-bike.com

3. Stromlo Forest Park

Host of the 2009 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, and showcasing a world-class downhill track and double black diamond runs as well as a multitude of easier tracks, Stromlo Forest Park is the place for mountain biking in the nation’s capital.

More info:   www.stromloforestpark.com.au/mtb

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4. byron bay and hinterland.

There’s great riding to be had where one of Australia’s most famous stretches of coast meets the mountains. Wait for low tide and ride along the beach from Broken Head to Cape Byron, the most easterly point of the Australian mainland, tour the off-road bike paths in Byron Bay, or, if you’re keen for a challenge, discover secluded rainforest mountain passes.

More info:   www.byron-bay.com

5. Narrow Neck and Hanging Rock (Blackheath), Blue Mountains

The Blue Mountains offers spectacular fire trails, such as those at Narrow Neck and Hanging Rock, Blackheath. Aside from a few steep climbs and water bars, they are not technically difficult and the views off the plateau are truly spectacular.

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6. Sydney Harbour Bridge

What could be a more quintessential Aussie bike experience than riding over the Sydney Harbour Bridge? The iconic landmark has a dedicated bike path which is used by more than 1,600 commuters on weekdays, making it the busiest link in the Metro Sydney Bike Network. It also offers spectacular harbour views and is a must-do experience for visitors to the city.

More info:   www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

7. Sydney to Wollongong (The MS Gong Ride)

A scenic 90km ride from Sydney to Wollongong via the Royal National Park and the breathtaking Sea Cliff Bridge, The MS Gong ride is one of Australia’s most celebrated mass participation bike events. The event attracts around 10,000 riders each year and raises money for MS Australia.

More info:   www.msgongride.org.au

While traditionally known for its ski runs, from November to May Thredbo is also home to some of Australia’s best mountain biking. There are easy and intermediate trails close to the village, while thrill seekers can take the Kosciuszko Express chairlift to the top of the mountain and experience the Kosciuszko Flow Track and the legendary Thredbo Downhill Trail.

More info:   www.thredbo.com.au/activities/biking

Northern Territory

9. simpson’s gap bicycle path.

Discover central Australia by bike on this 17km off-road path that travels from Flynn’s Grave, 7km out of Alice Springs, to Simpson’s Gap – a spectacular waterhole on the edge of the MacDonnell Ranges. The path winds through a wild landscape of river red gum woodlands, mulga and witchetty bush groves and past exposed rocky hillsides. The trailhead is also located near the Alice Springs Desert Park, and both are accessible via an off-road bike path from Alice Springs.

More info:   www.australias.guide

10. The Great Outback Escape

The pilgrimage to Uluru and Kata Tjuta is a unique and special journey that is up there on a lot of Australian’s bucket lists… and best done by bike.

In 2019 the Great Outback Escape took 125 people to central Australia for a life changing experience. Over eight incredible days, riders experienced the desert wind, the changing colours of sacred landscapes and the red dirt under their tyres. 

More info:   www.bicyclenetwork.com.au/great-outback-escape

11. Border Ranges ramble

Roadies up for a challenging ride through mountainous rainforest will enjoy this hilly 120km loop beginning in the small town of Rathdowney, 95km south of Brisbane. The route explores the Border Ranges, following Lions Road into New South Wales and continuing down to Grady’s Creek. It then heads north-west past Grevillia and Dairy Flat to travel through the Unumgar, Donaldson and Mount Lindesay State Forests before climbing past Mount Lindesay and descending back to Rathdowney via the Mount Lindesay Highway.

More info:   www.ridewithgps.com

12. Brisbane to the Gold Coast Cycle Challenge

An iconic on-road adventure, the Brisbane to the Gold Coast Cycle Challenge is Queensland’s largest mass participation event. Riders can choose either 100km or 60km ride options. The full 100km route leaves from Brisbane’s South Bank and rolls along the Pacific Motorway to Broadwater Parklands in Southport. The ride also has exclusive use of the South East Busway, and riders can celebrate their achievement at a special post-ride festival featuring live music and entertainment.

More info:   b2gc.bq.org.au

One of Australia’s most sought-after holiday locations, Cairns offers something for riders of all disciplines and abilities. Families and leisurely holiday makers can explore a scenic network of off-road paths taking in the Esplanade lagoon, the Cairns Botanic Garden, Cairns Central Swamp and other scenic waterways, while keen roadies can head out to the rainforest or take part in the region’s many road events. Cairns is also home to the Smithfield Mountain Bike Park which features cross country, downhill and mountain X trails for riders of all abilities.

More info:   www.cairnsattractions.com.au/explore

14. The Big Beach Ride

Queensland’s newest bike ride is a massive celebration of riding with a number of different distances to enjoy the magical scenery the Sunshine Coast. Starting near Noosa Heads and travelling along the coast, around Maroochydore and finishig in Caloundra, where everyone gathers to celebrate.

More info:   www.tbbr.com.au

15. Daintree and Cape York

Discover a tropical paradise of white sandy beaches, majestic waterfalls and lush rainforests. Those who enjoy a long day in the saddle can use Port Douglas as a base and ride to Cairns, Cooktown and Cape Tribulation, or take an epic tour up to Cape York. There are several  tour companies operating in the region offering everything from fully supported rides to rough and muddy mountain bike adventures.

More info:   bit.ly/UyUDVx

16. Mt Coot-tha Forest

Located just 5km from Brisbane, Mt Coot-tha Forest, with its waterfalls, creeks and spectacular city vistas, caters to all types of riders with 31km of shared use paths and 12.1km of mountain bike trails winding through 1,600 hectares of eucalyptus forest. Keen roadies can attack the mountain by taking on Bicycle Queensland’s annual Coot-tha Challenge .

More info:  www.brisbane.qld.gov.au  

17. Mt Joyce Recreation Park

Located an hour south-west of Brisbane, Mt Joyce Recreation Park offers some 40km of multi-use trails for horses, bushwalkers and mountain bikers, including 25km of International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA) standard singletrack. The trails cater for cross country, all mountain, downhill and four-cross riders of all levels of experience, with green right through to double black diamond runs, although this last is reserved for event use only. The park also features camping, picnic and watersports facilities, making it a perfect location for an active weekend getaway.

More info:   www.trailforks.com  

18. Robbie’s Gran Fondo

Aussie cycling legend Robbie McEwen brings an annual taste of the big European tours to Queensland, exploring the Gold Coast hinterland. The 102km loop leaves from Emerald Lakes at Carrara, and riders are joined by members of the Orica GreenEDGE pro cycling team as they take on epic climbs up Mt Tamborine and the back side of Beechmont to soak up the dazzling views at the top.

More info:   www.robbiesgranfondo.com

South Australia

19. Adelaide Hills region

From challenging world-class mountain biking to family-friendly cycle trails, travelling on two wheels is a great way to enjoy the varied landscapes of the Adelaide Hills.

For keen climbers, the Adelaide Hills offers challenging ascents, in particular the popular route from the tollgate, past Eagle On the Hill, through Crafers to the Mount Lofty summit. From the tollgate, riders can travel on a separate paved veloway beside the South- Eastern Freeway, to the quiet Mount Barker Road with its breathtaking vistas stretching to the coast. There’s also the renowned Eagle Mountain Bike Park and the Amy Gillett Bikeway, formerly the Adelaide Hills Rail Trail, to explore.

More info:   www.adelaidehillsrailtrail.org.au

20. Encounter Bikeway

Located just over an hour’s drive from Adelaide, the adjoining coastal towns of Goolwa, Middleton, Port Elliot and Victor Harbor are favoured weekend getaways. The Encounter Bikeway is a mixed on-and-off-road route linking the towns. Winding through quiet back streets and along the stunning foreshore with views of the Bluff, Granite Island, Horseshoe Bay and the Lower Murray River, the 30km route makes for a relaxing, scenic ride suitable for the whole family.

More info:   encountervictorharbor.com.au

21. Kangaroo Island

Accessible by ferry from Cape Jervis on the Fleurieu Peninsula, Kangaroo Island is a popular but relatively remote holiday hotspot. Its untouched bushland teems with native wildlife, while its coast is home to some of Australia’s most pristine beaches, making it an ideal destination for the keen and experienced tourer. The island boasts 509km of coastline and is 155km from the East Coast to the West Coast, perfect for exploring by bike.

More info:   tourkangarooisland.com.au

22. Outback Odyssey

Organised by Bicycle South Australia, this epic 900km adventure ride tackles the iconic Mawson Trail, which stretches from Adelaide to Blinman in the Flinders Ranges. Over fourteen days the ride passes through some of Australia’s most sublime and unique landscape, from the rolling vineyards of the Barossa to vast outback teeming with native flora and fauna.

More info:  www.bikesa.asn.au/outbackodyssey

24. Riesling Trail

One of South Australia’s first rail trails, the Riesling Trail follows the old Riverton to Spalding railway line between the historic towns of Auburn and Clare and explores the lush Clare Valley wine region, with cellar doors conveniently dotted along the trail. The total route extends 36km, with bikes available for hire in Clare.

More info:  http://www.southaustraliantrails.com/

25. Santos Tour Down Under

Adelaide’s Tour Down Under makes the list not as a single ride, but a must-do bike trip. TDU is the biggest professional cycling race in Australia and the opening event of the UCI WorldTour, and when it’s on, Adelaide is taken over by people on bikes. You can head out for daily rides and tackle some of the above routes, or visit stages of the race to see your favourite cyclists hit it out. You’ll be one of thousands of other riders doing the same. There are also official challenge and family rides that you can enter, but the pinnacle of the event is the pilgrimage to Willunga Hill. Ride out to Willunga, get a prime viewing spot and watch the peloton tackle the climb.

More info:  www.tourdownunder.com.au

26. Bay of Fires

Accessible via a partially sealed road from St Helens, the Bay of Fires is one of Australia’s hidden coastal gems. Fiery red lichen clings to the rocky shoreline and from a distance it appears the beach is literally ablaze, striking a sharp contrast to the turquoise waters more commonly associated with far-North Queensland. A day trip from St Helens is roughly 100km return.

More info:   www.parks.tas.gov.au

27. Devonport to Penguin

Split between off-road cycle ways and sleepy coastal roads, the route largely travels along the Bass Straight coastline past Mersey Bluff to the banks of the Don River through tea tree and wetlands before heading inland to climb through lush pastures and finally returning to the coast. The route from Devonport to Penguin is one of Tasmania’s most scenic rides and makes for a relaxing holiday trundle.

More info:   ridewithgps.com

28. Deloraine Great Gourmet Ride

An easy pedal through the lush valleys and farmlands west of Deloraine full of opportunities to stop and sample the local produce in one of Australia’s most hailed gourmet regions.

More info:   www.greatwesterntiers.net.au/cycling

29. Giro Tasmania

Compact and diverse, Tasmania is an ideal destination for bike tourists and boasts everything from dazzling coastline to rugged mountains, wild rivers, rain forests and historic villages. The Giro Tasmania explores the island’s highlights, takes approximately three weeks to ride and uses mostly sealed roads.

More info:   www.biketas.org.au

30. Hobart to MONA

Discover Tasmania’s artistic side by bike. Visitors to Hobart can borrow an ‘art bike’ from Arts Tasmania to explore the city or cruise the 12km scenic off-road path along the banks of the Derwent River to MONA, arguably the country’s most bizarre art gallery. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the gallery lawns and a refreshing ale from the neighbouring Moo Brew, or indulge your sweet tooth with a detour via the Cadbury factory on the return trip to Hobart.

31. Maria Island

Only accessible by boat or plane, Maria Island is a virtually untouched sanctuary for native plants and wildlife, with stunning beaches, weathered rocky outcrops, open grasslands and hilly peaks offering majestic sea views. Mountain bikes are available for hire, though accommodation and water supplies are limited and there is no electricity on the island. An ideal rustic retreat for tourers keen to get away from it all.

32. The Tasmanian Trail

The Tasmanian Trail is a 480km multi-use trail that offers a rugged, cultural and nature-based experience for keen bike riders. It often passes through or close to small towns, allowing travellers to visit local attractions while using as little or as much as they like and to take advantage of local accommodation, hospitality and specialist services. The official route runs north to south of the island, from Devonport to Dover, but you can jump on jump off as you please.

More info:  www.tasmaniantrail.com.au

33. Wellington Park

Located just out of Hobart, and home to the imposing Mount Wellington, Wellington Park offers challenging on and off-road adventures for roadies and mountain bikers. The former can take on the challenge of the mountain, while the latter have Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park, linked to popular picnic and meeting spot The Springs by the North-South Track, a 10.5km cross country track within the park.

More info:  www.wellingtonpark.org.au

*Yes, we know about the world-class and award-winning Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails that have popped up in Tassie’s north-east since this list was created back in 2013. Derby will be first on our list of updates! Let us know what else you think should make the new list.

34. United Energy Around the Bay

Australia’s largest one-day mass-participation ride has been running for over 25 years, raising money for the Smith Family and attracting riders from all over the country. The full 300km challenge route circles Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay with its stunning coastal vistas and includes taking the Ferry between Queenscliff and Sorrento. Over the years the event has added a number of shorter routes that incorporate major landmarks like crossing the Westgate Bridge, ensuring that there’s an option for all ages and abilities, and a big party in Albert Park at the end.

More info:   www.aroundthebay.com.au

35. Bright alpine region

The rich and varied rides in and around the Bright alpine region make it one of Victoria’s most popular destinations for keen riders of all disciplines. For roadies it offers some of Australia’s most challenging climbs and alpine events, including Peaks Challenge Falls Creek and the Alpine Classic , while mountain bikers eagerly await the snow to clear to ride the thrill seeker’s trails at Falls Creek and Mt Beauty. Tourers more keen on taking in the region’s scenery and gourmet delights will enjoy the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail and Pedal to Produce ride.

More info:  www.ridehighcountry.com.au

36. Forrest MTB Trails

Some of Australia’s best mountain biking finds its home at Forrest, a small town in the spectacular Otway Ranges. There are currently fifteen trails open in the region, with bike hire available from the Forrest Corner Store. Those keen to explore beyond the trails can take a guided mountain bike tour.

More info:   www.rideforrest.com.au

37. Gippsland Region

Rich in rail trails and small historic townships, the lush farmlands of Gippsland in Victoria’s south-east make for idyllic touring country. Of particular note are the East Gippsland Rail Trail and the Great Southern Rail Trail, though there are also many shorter trails that make for good part-day side trips.

More info:   www.visitvictoria.com

38. The Great Victorian Rail Trail

Travelling 134km between Mansfield and Tallarook through north east Victoria, the Great Victorian Rail Trail is Australia’s longest continuous rail trail. It winds along the banks of the Goulburn River, through rich farmland and into the high country foothills, with many towns along the way where riders can rest and join or leave the trail.

More info:   www.greatvictorianrailtrail.com.au

39. The Great Ocean Road

A truly iconic ride, the 243km Great Ocean Road, which stretches between Torquay and Warrnambool, climbs through the Otway Ranges and descends to take in some of Australia’s most spectacular coastline. Several major bike events explore the road or you can freestyle it comfortably. In 2019, the Great Victorian Bike Ride incorporated the entire Great Ocean Road as part of an epic 10 day riding and camping adventure. 

40. The Great Victorian Bike Ride

Exploring a different, iconic region of Victoria (and neighbours) each year, the week-long fully supported Great Victorian Bike Ride is the state’s biggest and one of Australia’s favourite organised bike tours. In 2020 we’ll visit Australia’s greatest outdoor art gallery, the Art Silos, and the majestic Grampians. 

More info:   www.greatvic.com.au

41. The Goldfields Track

The Goldfields Track is a point-to-point 210km Track that takes mountain bikers and bushwalkers through some of central Victoria’s most historic towns and beautiful forests. It includes singletrack, quiet country lanes and forest fire trails. It’s most suitable for mountain bikes, though parts of it can be ridden on a gravel/CX bike. As well as the beautiful scenery, the trail is a history buff’s delight, passing many ruins, old gold diggings, and towns that were transformed by the world’s greatest gold rush.

More info:   www.goldfieldstrack.com.au

42. Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail

Travelling 39km through Yarra Valley vineyards, farmland and forest with mountains rising beyond, the ‘Warby’ trail has been described as “one of the great railway journeys of the world – minus the train” and is suitable for riders of all ages and abilities.

More info:   www.railtrails.org.au

43. Main Yarra Trail

A 33km shared use path from Melbourne’s outer-eastern suburbs to the CBD, the Main Yarra Trail is one of the city’s most popular walking and bike riding trails and makes for a great family adventure, winding through dense Eucalypts and past quiet billabongs on the banks of the Yarra River.

More info: www.visitmelbourne.com

44. Mt Buller MTB Park

Biking with altitude. Mt Buller was the first destination in Australia to receive huge honour of becoming an IMBA Ride Centre (bronze level). Its downhill trails are exhilarating thrill rides, while its cross country trails take in the breathtaking alpine scenery. Riders of all abilities are guaranteed to improve their skills while having a wild time on the mountain.

More info:  www.mtbuller.com.au

45. You Yangs

The You Yangs have over 50km of sustainable mountain bike trails divided into two separate areas. The Stockyards, ideal for experienced riders, boasts two downhill tracks, flowing single track and steep technical sections through rocky terrain, while the Kurrajong Plantation offers a more relaxed option for new riders, with 20km of looped tracks winding through established Eucalypt plantations. In recent years the Gravel Grit series has led adventurous riders on a popular off-road adventure around the region.

More info: www.parks.vic.gov.au

Western Australia

46. Dams Challenge

Western Australia’s most epic road event is a 205km loop with 2,600m of vertical climbing around Perth’s five metropolitan dams. Participants have a set amount of time to complete the fully-supported challenge. Riders can also chose the he 134km 3 Dams Challenge or the 54km 2 Dams Challenge. This popular event is a rite of passage for Western Australian riders and a bucket list item for many other riders around the country.

More info: westcycle.org.au

47. Railway Reserves Heritage Trail

The Railway Reserves Heritage Trail follows the route of the old Eastern Railway in a 41 kilometre loop. The popular trail passes through quaint hills communities including Darlington, Parkerville and Mundaring, and covers a wide range of terrains with amazing views and points of historic and natural significance. The trail spans from Bellevue to Wooroloo in the Perth Hills and can be joined at numerous points. Many of the reserves are now community parks providing picnic tables, toilets and other facilities. 

More info:   www.bwa.org.au/events/609

48. Kep Track

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This 75km trail connecting the hills outside of Perth to the Avon Valley follows a route used by Aboriginal groups, gold prospectors timber workers and farmers between watering holes, such as the Mundaring Weir, Chidlow Wells and the Avon River. The track is best explored at a slower pace, allowing time to soak up its rich history and take advantage of the many photo opportunities en route.

More info:  www.trailswa.com.au

49. Munda Biddi Trai

Stretching 1,000km between Mundaring (near Perth) and Manjimup, the Munda Biddi Trail truly is one of Australia’s most epic and diverse riding experiences. The trail is rich in Aboriginal history and offers a completely unique experience with each day’s riding, winding through towering Eucalypt forests, wide expanses of untouched bushland and rich wine country.

More info:  www.mundabiddi.org.au

50. Rottnest Island

Accessible by ferry, plane or boat, Rottnest Island is an A-class nature reserve famous for its unspoiled, sandy beaches and abundance of wild and marine life. With cars prohibited, bikes are the ideal vehicle for exploring the island and there are plenty available for hire.

More info:  www.rottnestisland.com

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10 of the best Cycling tours in Australia

09 October 2020

The humble bicycle meets rolling countryside… hop on for one of these luxury cycle tours through some of the finest scenery and fecund food baskets in all of Australia.

1. gourmet cycling for softies, victorian high country.

If you’re inspired by our experience, the aptly named ‘gourmet cycling for softies’ just might also appeal. This five-day fully guided tour through Victoria’s High Country will have you pedalling from Milawa to Myrtleford, indulging in fine produce along the way. $1950 per person, twin-share including breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

It’s all about the cycling (and the gourmet pit stops) – on the Murray to Milawa Rail Trail.

2. Discover Tasmania

From white sandy beaches to rugged mountains, Tasmania has the full package when it comes to natural wilderness. Check out Discover Tasmania to learn more about some of the epic tracks available, including Wild West MTB Tours, which see you crossing a very slim suspended bridge. Eek!

Wild West MTB Bike Trails, Tasmania

3. Be-spoke Hunter Valley

This two-day tour around NSW’s popular winemaking region will get you from vineyard to vineyard with relative ease. With a support vehicle for back-up, this is a great way to experience the Hunter while sampling some of its fine produce and wine. The Hunter Valley Cycling tour starts from $245 per person, twin-share, mid-week.

4. In your bike in Noosa & the Sunshine Coast Hinterland

Bike On offers a range of tours around the Sunshine Coast for riders of all levels, from self-guided tours to more intense road-riding weekends. Start simple with a self-guided trip around Noosa from $35 per person or challenge yourself to the seven-night Noosa road-riding holiday from $1620 per person.

5. All trails lead to the Great Ocean Road

More commonly explored by four wheels, the spectacular scenic views of Victoria’s southern coastline could arguably be better savoured on two. Check out the Twelve (now eight) Apostles, Port Campbell and Lorne on the way down to Queenscliff on a three-day tour, before catching the ferry across to Sorrento to join in the annual Bupa Around The Bay In A Day cycling event. Full tour costs $1695 per person, twin-share and includes all meals and entry into the Bupa event. Visit All Trails for more info.

The Great Ocean Road, Victoria

6. Self ride around the NSW South Coast

Pedal with your family at your own pace on a self-guided ride along the NSW South Coast with Australian Cycling Holidays . Catering to all riding abilities, all you have to do is choose the destinations, like Jervis Bay, Shoalhaven and Kiama, and accommodation (budget or luxury). A three-day, Jervis Bay return tour starts from $665 per person.

7. Clare Valley Riesling Trail

Pedal and quaff your way around one of Australia’s best-known wine regions, enjoying the view of rolling vineyards, the signature grape variety riesling, and some mighty fine local produce too. And don’t worry about the wobbly ride home – if you have one too many wines, there’s a support vehicle on hand. Full-day tours start from $675 per person from Taste SA and include all meals and wine tasting.

The Clare Valley Riesling Trail, Taste SA

8. Mudgee’s Tour de Vine

Ride all the way to the cellar door visiting Mudgee’s top winemakers and breweries too. This one-day, self-guided tour by Tour de Vines is a great way to indulge in the region’s bounty of wine and produce. (If you need some more convincing, see p94). Prices start from $249 per person, twin-share, including bike hire, two nights’ accommodation and daily breakfast.

9. Bike Byron Bay

Cruise the coast or head for the hinterland around Byron Bay on your treadly, taking in beautiful scenery and stopping to enjoy organic produce at Harvest Café. The four-day coastal cycle rides from Ballina to Kingscliff; or take an extra day to explore the hills around Uki at the foot of Mt Warning. Five-night Cycling Tours coastal tour $1795, twin-share. Six-night hinterland village tour $1995, twin-share.

10. East Coast Tasmania

Make your way down the magnificent east coast of Tasmania from Launceston to Hobart on the five-day pure Tasmania experience, which includes a sunset ride to the Bay of Fires, the stunning Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay, Mt Wellington and the heritage-listed Port Arthur. Cycling Tours prices start from $2495 per person, twin-share.

Coastal grasses adorn the path that leads you to the remarkable shoreline of the Bay of Fires

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Find these locations and you’ll get pretty close to a great Australian bike holiday . You may want to stop in at a winery, cheese factory, or chocolate shop. Maybe a distillery or microbrewery to replenish after a ride. Without a doubt, you’re at least never far from a good coffee in Australia.

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Australia has picturesque landscapes, iconic landmarks, and unspoiled coastlines. Find these locations and you’ll get pretty close to a great Australian bike holiday . You may want to stop in at a winery, cheese factory, or chocolate shop. Maybe a distillery or microbrewery to replenish after a ride. Without a doubt, you’re at least never far from a good coffee in Australia.

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Magnificent Melbourne - the capital of the Australian state of Victoria - spreads from Port Phillip Bay to the Mornington Peninsula and out into the distant hinterlands of the vibrant Yarra Valley and Macedon Ranges. Within and beyond its limits, exceptional sightseeing awaits.

Just a stone’s throw from downtown Melbourne, a selection of serene and scenic rides will transport you away from the downtown bustle and towards rugged coastal views and endless verdant vineyards. Glide through St. Kilda’s Botanical Gardens, stop for a picture with the colorful Brighton Bathing Boxes, and admire Elmwood’s glorious golden sands on a guided tour of Melbourne’s bayside neighborhoods.

Alternatively, take yourself on a sublime sensory adventure with wine and food tours in the Victoria area. A guided bike tour will show you around some of the regions that have contributed to Australia’s international reputation for high quality and innovative wine making.

Nestled between Port Phillip Bay and the Bass Strait, the Bellarine Peninsula and Greater Geelong area boast white sand beaches and rugged coastal views. Ride along the former railway line on a guided day tour before stopping at cellar doors and a vineyard for lunch, for a bicycle tour that delights all the senses.

If you're visiting the Mornington Peninsula and looking to combine sightseeing with exquisite viticulture, take a bicycle tour that includes cellar door visits and a luxurious lunch. Start the day by climbing Arthur's Seat to enjoy vistas out over Port Phillip Bay, before indulging in the region's renowned wines. Or perhaps you’d prefer to ride amidst the rolling hills and vineyards of the picturesque Yarra Valley. Follow the Warburton Rail Trail, stopping at various cellar doors en route to sample the internationally acclaimed wines produced in this region.

Whether you’re a wine connoisseur and an experienced rider, or you’re as new to viticulture as you are to biking, taking a wine and bike tour close to Melbourne is sure to offer awe-inspiring landscapes, exciting new flavors, and a sightseeing experience you won’t forget.

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Bayside Neighborhoods of Melbourne Bike Tour

Melbourne · from A$124 AUD

Description: Embark on an unforgettable bike tour around Melbourne's bustling bayside suburbs where you'll have the opportunity to explore St Kilda, Elmwood, and Brighton. Your brilliant bicycle tour will take you to some of the most iconic landmarks and hidden gems…

Greater Geelong & Bellarine Peninsula Bike Tour with Wine Tasting & Lunch

Victoria · from A$350 AUD

Description: Follow the Bellarine Rail Trail on this bike tour to discover the best of the Greater Geelong area's burgeoning viticulture and vibrant food scene. Ride along the former railway line, soaking up views of the region's dramatic coastal landscapes and white…

Mornington Peninsula Victoria Bike Tour with Lunch & Wine Tasting

Description: Pedal along Mornington Peninsula on this guided bike tour that takes in scenic sights from Arthur's Seat, picturesque panoramas of Port Phillip Bay, and several wine tasting stops at cellar doors, as well as lunch at a vineyard. You'll start your day…

Yarra Valley Victoria Bike Tour with Wine Tasting & Lunch

Description: Ride amidst the rolling hills, vineyards, and picturesque paysages of the Yarra Valley Bike Tour with Wine Tasting & Lunch! Venture through the valley on a scenic route that soaks up some of the region's best food and wine, with tea at a cafe, lunch…

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With its handsome heritage buildings, hidden bars and world-class restaurants, Melbourne has a reputation as Australia’s coolest city. In the colourful labyrinth of cobbled laneways, there’s always coffee brewing, music playing and outdoor fun not too far away.

Venture away from the city and discover the rest of Victoria: a pristine coastline of wave-battered cliffs and sandy surf beaches, and ever-changing landscapes of rolling dairy pastures and gold rush towns, arid tablelands, ancient rainforests and snow-topped mountain ranges.

You’ve got the Great Ocean Road, Mornington Peninsula, Gippsland, Wilsons Prom, the Yarra Valley, the Grampians, the Murray River, Alpine National Park and the High Country…visitors will revel in sensory stimulation when it comes to the diverse landscapes and experiences.

Arguably Australia’s best known cycle region is the Victorian High Country, where old timber tram tracks have been removed, creating a series of cycle trails. The Murray to the Mountains series of cycle routes link the state’s northern border with this picturesque region, passing through a number of charming, historic towns.

No matter what your interests, Victoria awaits cyclists with a plethora of memorable and rewarding experiences.

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Tour of the Alps 2024 live stream: How to watch cycling online

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Formally the Giro del Trentino but rebranded the Tour of the Alps in 2016, this short stage race based in the Tirol, Südtirol and Trentino regions of Italy and Austria will give riders a taste of some proper mountains a few weeks before the Giro d'Italia starts in May. 

Read on and we'll show you how to watch the Tour of the Alps 2024 live streams from anywhere with a VPN , and potentially for FREE .

Tour of the Alps 2024 live streams take place between Monday, April 15 and Friday, April 19. Start times vary. • FREE STREAMS —   Watch on Rai (Italy) ORF (Austria) •   U.S. — Watch on FloBikes •   U.K. — Watch on Discovery+ • Watch anywhere — Try NordVPN

The race starts in Italy then heads north into Austria before returning to finish back in Italy five days later, all set in the stunning mountain scenery.

Last year's winner Tao Geoghegan-Hart is absent so in his place his new team Lidl-Trek are sending a twin attack of Giulio Ciccone and Juan Pedro Lopez. His old team Ineos Grenadiers will this time be hoping the veteran Geraint Thomas will be able to challenge for the win and bring them another victory to keep the title in house. 

Ineos are also sending their time trial ace Filippo Ganna but he won't be challenging for the overall just working in a support role for Thomas to help him fend of the challenge from the likes of Romain Bardet (Team DSM Firmenich-PostNL), Lennard Kämna (Bora-hansgrohe) and Hugh Carthy (EF Education-EasyPost).

Thankfully the weather improved on stage four as the race headed to higher altitude to tackle longer climbs. A large break escaped the peloton early on with a few very talented riders in it including Britain's Hugh Carthy and Simon Carr from EF Education-EasyPost. 

On the penultimate climb Carr attacked with a brace of companions but dropped them both to take an excellent victory, his second in two years at the race. Behind there were multiple attacks on race leader Lopez but he fought them all off and still leads by 38 seconds from Ben O'Connor with one stage left.

Read on for where to watch Tour of the Alps 2024 cycling action live, wherever you are in the world.

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If you live in Italy or Austria then you can look forward to a FREE Tour of the Alps live stream in 2024. 

Italy's Rai and Austria's ORF are set to serve up free streams of this five stage stage race.

But what if you're based in Italy or Austria but aren't at home to catch that free Tour of the Alps coverage? Maybe you're on holiday and don't want to spend money on pay TV in another country, when you'd usually be able to watch for free at home?

Don't worry — you can watch via a VPN instead. We'll show you how to do that below.

Tour of the Alps 2024 live streams around the world

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the cycling on your usual subscription?

You can still watch the Tour of the Alps 2024 live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN . It's the best on the market:

There's a good reason you've heard of NordVPN. We specialize in testing and reviewing VPN services and NordVPN is the one we rate best. It's outstanding at unblocking streaming services, it's fast and it has top-level security features too. With over 5,000 servers, across 60 countries, and at a great price too, it's easy to recommend.

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Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice . As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance if you're in the U.S. and want to view an Austrian service, you'd select Austria from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to ORF or another streaming service and watch the action.

How to watch 2024 Tour of the Alps live streams in the U.S.

Cycling fans in the U.S. can watch the 2024 Tour of the Alps on  FloBikes . A subscription will set you back US$149.99 for the year or US$29.99 on a monthly basis.

And if you're currently out of the U.S. but still want to watch the race, then don't forget to explore  NordVPN  set out above.

How to watch Tour of the Alps 2024 live streams in the U.K.

Live coverage of the 2024 Tour of the Alps will be broadcast on Eurosport and Discovery+.

A 'standard' subscription to Discovery+ which includes Eurosport's cycling coverage will set you back £6.99 per month or £59.99 per year. The package includes year-round cycling streams as well as other live sports including snooker, tennis, motorsports, the Paris Olympic Games, and more.

A premium subscription, which includes all that plus TNT Sports ( Premier League , Champions League and Europa League football plus rugby, wrestling, UFC, and MotoGP) costs an additional £29.99 per month.

If you're currently traveling overseas, don't worry, as you can use NordVPN to watch from abroad.

How to watch Tour of the Alps live streams in Canada

Cycling fans in the Canada can watch the 2024 Tour of the Alps on  FloBikes . A subscription will set you back CAN$150 for the year or CAN$29.99 on a monthly basis.

Not at home right now? Use NordVPN or another VPN service to trick your device into thinking you're still in Canada.

Tour of the Alps 2024 stages

The 709 kilometre race starts in Neumarkt/Egna with a 133km stage that features three moderate climbs, firstly the ascent of Andalo followed by two ascents of the smaller and steeper 4.3 km Penone climb on the finishing circuit. 

Stage two sees the race leave Salurn/Salorno in Italy and cross over into Austria to finish in Stans. The first half of the stage is predominantly all uphill and the second half all downhill, although punctuated by a couple of nasty little ramps which could provide a launch pad for attacks. 

Set in Austria stage three is just 124.8 kilometres long with the majority of it rolling until the finale which features twin ascents of the Weerberg and Pillberg climbs. Both are very steep with gradients in the mid teens which will encourage those riders who like punchy short climbs to try and break free and take the stage. 

Back in Italy stage four is the Queen stage and boasts multiple climbs including the two first category ascents of the Passo del Compet and Passo del Vetriolo. This is the day the GC contenders will have to show what they are made of and use their superior climbing power if they want to win overall.

The race wraps up with another killer stage of climbing and another first category ascent, the Palù del Fersina which will be ridden twice to give fans two glances of their heroes. At 118 kilometres it is another very short stage but is a worthy stage to decide the winner of the 2024 race. 

Stage 1 | Monday April 15 , Egna - Cortina sulla Strada del Vino.  133.3km.

Stage 2 | Tuesday April 16, Salorno - Stans. 189.1km.

Stage 3 | Wednesday April 17, Schwaz - Schwaz. 127km.

Stage 4 | Thursday April 18, Laives - Borgo Valsugana. 141.3km.

Stage 5 | Friday April 19, Levico Terme - Levico Terme. 118.6km.

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Simon Warren has been obsessed with cycling since the summer of 1989 after watching Greg Lemond battle Laurent Fignon in the Tour de France. Although not having what it took to beat the best, he found his forte was racing up hills and so began his fascination with steep roads. This resulted in his 2010’s best-selling  100 Greatest Cycling Climbs , followed to date by 14 more guides to vertical pain. Covering the British Isles, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain he has been riding and racing up hills and mountains for over 30 years now. He hosts talks, guides rides, has written columns for magazines and in 2020 released his first book of cycling routes,  RIDE BRITAIN . Simon splits his time between working as a graphic designer and running  his 100 Climbs brand  and lives in Sheffield on the edge of the Peak District with his wife and two children.

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Other ways to listen, in this week's sbs cycling newsflash, australian chris harper endured a dramatic fall during the tour of the alps, leading before a downhill mistake caused a hard crash, forcing him to retire. fellow australian ben o'connor fought through difficulties to claim third place. at la flèche wallonne, stephen williams won the men's race with a stellar climb, while kasia niewiadoma seized victory in the women's event with an exciting sprint. australian cyclist jai hindley aims to compete in both the olympics and the tour de france. fans eagerly anticipate tadej pogačar's performance in the upcoming liège-bastogne-liège race, airing live on sbs viceland and sbs on demand., most popular.

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