Sassafras
Distance:Â 6km The ride to Sassafras is a short but worthwhile section of leafy uphill riding. It is essentially a steady climb on the windy, skin-smooth Mountain Highway with plenty of…
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Forrest
Distance:Â 50km Forrest is a mountain biking sanctuary of snaking single tracks, the trails around the small township of Forrest were built by mountain bikers for mountain bikers. Some of the…
Beechworth Mountain Bike Park
The Beechworth Mountain Bike Park encompassing an assortment of cross country trails as well as jumps, a downhill track and a beginner trail for novices. In short, it’s got everything…
Peaks Challenge Falls Creek
Distance: 235km Difficulty: Hard Victoria’s alpine region offers some of Australia’s most spectacular landscapes, as well as some of the nation’s most gruelling ascents. Peaks Challenge Falls Creek offers riders the chance…
Noojee to Mount Baw Baw
Distance: 47km Difficulty: Hard Not for the faint-of-heart or the weak-of-leg, Mount Baw Baw is one of Victoria’s toughest climbs, reaching a 20% gradient at its steepest point. However, the lush native…
Murray to Mountains Rail Trail
Distance:Â 100km (depending on side trips) Difficulty:Â Moderate Winding from Wangaratta to Bright, and taking in Rutherglen, Beechworth and Myrtleford along the way, the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail takes in snowcapped…
Kangaroo Ground, Yarra Glen, Healesville, Kinglake loop
Distance:Â 90km Difficulty:Â Moderate/hard Look out across rolling vineyards to the hazy mountain ranges beyond, then climb through towering native forest and lush bushland to discover breathtaking hilltop vistas on a challenging…
Great Ocean Road
Distance: 664 km Difficulty: Moderate Arguably Australia’s most famous coastal road, the Great Ocean Road is also the world’s largest War Memorial (it was built by returned soldiers following World War I).…
Grand Ridge Road
Distance: 132km Difficulty: Moderate/hard Meandering through the lush forests of the Strzelecki Ranges, Grand Ridge Road is famed as one of Victoria’s most scenic roads. Mostly unpaved and serving little traffic, it’s…
Bass Coast Rail Trail
Distance: 17km (one way) Difficulty: Easy Once home to the State Coal Mine, Gippsland’s Bass Coast has again become a site of natural beauty infused with historic interest. Take a leisurely cruise…