Cycling

Goldfields Track

The Goldfields Track covers a distance of 210 kilometres, taking in historic mining areas and a variety of natural features. It is divided into 4 smaller tracks and follows the top of the Great Dividing Range, connecting the cities of Ballarat and Bendigo. The 44 kilometre Eureka Track starts at Mount Buninyong, passing through Ballarat and onto Creswick. The 60 kilometre Wallaby Track links Creswick with Daylesford. The 48 kilometre Dry Diggings Track extends from Daylesford to Hepburn Springs and Castlemaine. The 58 kilometre Leanganook Track section links Castlemaine with Bendigo.

Absolute Outdoors

This multi-award winning company provides a fantastic selection of adventure activities in the Grampians including canoeing, stand up paddle boarding, rock climbing, abseiling, guided mountain bike tours, mountain bike hire and hiking equipment hire.

Location: Halls Gap

All Terrain Cycle Tours

Experience the rush of mountain biking in the High Country with the expertise of a highly experienced guide. There are cross-country and downhill mountain bike tours and bicycle hire from half day to multi days trips from Mansfield, Mount Buller and Bright.

Blue Tongue Bikes

Take a guided bike tour around the parts of Melbourne only a local would know about. Otherwise choose from a large range of bikes to rent, including road bikes, mountain bikes, tandem bikes and e-bikes, and discover Melbourne on your own.

Geelong Adventure Specialists

We offer an extensive range of outdoor activities and tours around Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula and the Surf Coast. Try rock climbing at the You Yangs, the Brisbane Ranges National Park near Anakie, or the Werribee Gorge near Bacchus Marsh. Enjoy mountain bike riding at the You Yangs or along the Barwon River in Geelong. Experience day hikes at the You Yangs or trek through the rainforest to several waterfalls near Lorne. Orienteering courses, transport charters and gear hire are also available.

Melbourne by Bike

Discover Melbourne on a personalised bicycle tour of the city by a local expert, tailored to your interests. The tour incorporates many famous landmarks including Crown Casino, Federation Square, the Yarra River, Melbourne's arcades and laneways, Royal Botanic Gardens, MCG and Albert Park Lake.

MELTours

Explore Melbourne by foot on a number of guided themed tours covering art, history, laneways and bars. Or try a bicycle tour down Swanston Street and along the Yarra River.

Otway E Bikes Guided Tours

Experience an electric bicycle tour, without the huff and puff. Departing from Beech Forest (20 km from Lavers Hill or 40 km from Apollo Bay), this guided one hour tour is along the Old Beechy Rail Trail to Ferguson and back. Ride effortlessly through beautiful rainforest and take in gorgeous views from the stunning Otway ridgeline.

Snowy River Cycling

Offering exhilarating and fully supported cycling tours through the scenic mountains, forests and rivers of East Gippsland. Tours depart from either Orbost or Cape Conran, near Marlo.

Tour de Vines

Experience an easy, gourmet-oriented guided cycling tour along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail between Beechworth and Bright, stopping at wineries, bakeries and pubs along the way and experiencing local gourmet treats. A guided cycling tour between Beechworth and the gourmet hub of Milawa is also available.

Around The Bay

October. First staged in 1994, this ride involves a day of cycling around Port Phillip. Several courses available around the bay, ranging from 20 to 250 kilometres. It is Australia's largest mass participation one day bike ride.

Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

January. This bicycle race is inspired by the European spring classics and is named in honour of Cadel Evans - Australia's only Tour de France winner. Experience a weekend of fantastic cycling with elite one day separate races for men (174 kilometres) and women (113 kilometres) with spectacular coastal scenery around Barwon Heads, Torquay and Bells Beach as its backdrop. The race starts and ends in Geelong at the waterfront Steampacket Gardens. There is also a shorter series of people's rides open to the general public. Spectators are welcome at several designated viewing areas along the course with food stalls and big screens showing live coverage of the race.

Great Victorian Bike Ride

November / December. Run each year since 1984, three ride options are available, extending over 3, 5 or 9 days. The route changes each year and it is a great way to see country Victoria. Support crews are on hand and entertainment is provided along the way.

Peaks Challenge

March. The Peaks Challenge offers a real contest for riders. The 235 kilometre route is right up there as one of the world's toughest cycling challenges in the picturesque Victorian Alps. It consists of a loop starting and ending at Falls Creek, via Tawonga Gap, Harrietville, Mount Hotham, Dinner Plain and Omeo. The changing weather conditions and vastness of Victoria's stunning High Country will push riders to the limits.