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Cycling in Australia

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Find and create the best bike routes in Australia - the diverse country “down under” - with the bike route planner and explore one of the world’s most urbanised countries, where about 70 percent of the population live in the ten biggest cities. Moreover, the huge country entices with its legendary natural landscapes.

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David 1: - Standard River Loop

Cycling route in South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

standard riverloop from QUT city - standard riverloop from QUT city
36.5 km
Distance
241 m
Ascent
240 m
Descent
Easy Peasy Noosa Explora e-Bike Tour
Road bikeMTBCity bike
ecoTekkSC Sunshine Coast
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Easy Peasy Noosa Explora e-Bike Tour

Cycling route in Noosa, Queensland, Australia

Starting from Lions Park in Noosa Heads, this gentle e-bike tour is designed for easy riding and pure enjoyment. After a short safety briefing, you’ll set off along the scenic bikeways that follow the Noosa River, gliding past marinas, riverside parks, and the lively strip of Gympie Terrace. With the quiet hum of the e-bike doing the work, you can relax and take in the views of the Noosa Biosphere. Along the way, your guide shares insights into the local ecology and history, while inviting stops at cafés and rest points give you time to soak up the atmosphere. Perfect for newcomers to e-bikes or those who prefer a slower pace, the route is smooth, safe, and full of charm. More than just a ride, it’s a relaxed introduction to Noosa’s natural beauty and laid-back lifestyle—an adventure that leaves you refreshed, smiling, and eager for more.
15 km
Distance
62 m
Ascent
61 m
Descent
Beecroft to Macquarie Park, missing section to Marsfield for some reason.
MTBGravel
Stephen Rowe
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Beecroft to Macquarie Park, missing section to Marsfield for some reason.

Cycling route in Beecroft, New South Wales, Australia

13.6 km
Distance
258 m
Ascent
241 m
Descent
TDU Stage 4 - Burnside Village to Angaston
Road bikePaved
Tour Down Under
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TDU Stage 4 - Burnside Village to Angaston

Cycling route in Tusmore, South Australia, Australia

Stage 4, Friday 23 January 2009Limited to 5000 riders only The Tour Down Under is now the first event on the UCI ProTour circuit. You can ride the same route as the professionals on the same day prior to the official race start. The Mutual Community Challenge Tour is part of the Skoda Breakaway Series, which forms the official recreational ride program of the Tour Down Under. In 2009 there will be three distance options for you to choose from on Friday 23 January, Stage 4. The Mutual Community Challenge Tour is also ideal for corporate or social teams looking to cycle in a group. Form a team of five or more and keep track of each other along the way, wearing your team name on your official Mutual Community Challenge Tour Jersey It’s a challenge – not a race but with the ultimate satisfaction from riding under the official finish arch.  This ride is for regular riders who can make the distance – will you make it to the finish before the professionals arrive? EVENT DETAILS Start Finish Distance Early Bird Entry Fee Burnside Village Angaston 143km* $110 or Members $100 $130 or Members $120 Mt Pleasant Angaston 97km $110 or Members$100 $130 or Members $120 Angaston Angaston 32km $75 or Members $65 $80 or Members $70 *Does not include a ride neutral distance of 12.3km from Burnside Village to Stage 4 Adelaide start location.
146.3 km
Distance
1,320 m
Ascent
1,126 m
Descent

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Highlights

  • When visiting Australia, there’s no excuse not to visit the famous Ayers Rock. The immensity, might, changing colours and the silence of the “big rock” are breathtaking. Furthermore, there is a lot to do in the  Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, for example, hikes, bike tours and guided tours.
  • Bondi is considered as one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches. The route along the coast from Bondi to Coogee offers a perfect place to rest, but you can also stop for a bite to eat in one of the many restaurants and cafes.
  • Tasmania is a popular cyclists’ destination. Firstly, its oceanic climate is mild and provides pleasant temperatures, secondly, Tasmania has an attractive landscape including over 3.000 kilometres of coastlines, wilderness, rain forests and national parks.  

Tips

  • Water and sun protection are a must on every bike trip! You should be aware that very high temperatures usually dominate and often, long, tedious distances need to be travelled in direct sunlight.
  • Australia is a very big country, for example, England fits into Australia 60 times. Hence, the distances are very long and shouldn’t be underestimated.
  • Those who want to conquer the outback should be aware that it could take very long for help to arrive in case of an accident or a breakdown. It could take several days of not encountering neither shady trees nor other people, so better befriend absolute isolation already. An outback tour is only suitable for very experienced bikers.  

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