Mountain biking is great for the head, heart and lungs!
Join us on one of our mountain bike adventures around Victoria. Our 1 day tour is the only full day multi location ride available a short distance from Melbourne. All tours are fully supported and guided with the option of bringing your own bike or hiring a hardtail, full suspension or e-bike.
Our 1 day tour departs Melbourne and heads for the hills around the Macedon Ranges. This is a wonderful introduction ride or one suited to the whole family. The wombat mountain bike trails just outside of Woodend are a labyrinth of hand made trails suitable for beginners but a great challenge as the speed goes up. This day takes in 2 mountain bike locations and includes lunch at Holgate’s Brewhouse in Woodend between them. The afternoon sees us head further North to Harcourt or Castlemaine depending on the abilities of the riders. After another fun couple of hours and with a big smile on the face we head back to Melbourne.
While the 1-day tour takes in 2 locations the 2-day tour takes in 4 distinctly different locations and spends a night in the rural city of Bendigo. The Macedon and Mt Alexander shires are blessed with established trails through many different landscapes. We love the variation and are keen to show it to you.
There is around 4 hours of riding each day of this 2 day tour but it is all very flexible. The specific trails we ride are chosen based on the ability of the group. There are always multiple options at all locations so all levels of fitness and skill are catered for. It is all about having fun, working your legs and being active!
While the above tours are more cross country biased, there is a tour for those that like a gravity inspired ride. We have a 3-day adventure into the high country staying in Bright and exploring the professionally built bike trails of Mystic Mountain and Falls Creek. While this tour has been set up to cater for those wanting shuttles there is also an abundance of cross country, family orientated trails available as well. This regions is a mecca for bike riders of all types and just being around Bright makes you feel pumped.
We hope to see you next to us on trail some time soon.
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