Be a part of nature's cycle
Victoria offers a multitude of purpose-built cycling trails through diverse landscapes and picturesque towns. Enjoy the freedom of travelling at your own pace, and the glow that comes from healthy exercise.
Gently graded paths, often shared with walkers, take you to relaxing and inspiring places unseen from the highway. Cycle beside rivers and beaches to landmark attractions in the heart of Melbourne or through green corridors of quiet bushland and forests alive with native birds and animals.
Whether you choose to enjoy a short section of the trail or the challenge of a longer ride, there are plenty of opportunities along the way to discover the local highlights and welcoming Victorian lifestyle.
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Only an hour from Melbourne, the Lilydale-Warburton Rail Trail runs through tall forests and natural bush in the Upper Yarra Valley, with views across orchards and lush farmland to the surrounding hills.
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Pedal through areas rich in wildflowers and native birdlife, with fine views back over Geelong and Corio Bay. Explore historic Queenscliff, take a boat trip into Port Philip Bay or the ferry across to the Mornington Peninsula.
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Cycle among the pine forests, natural bushland, vineyards and open farmland of the lush Ovens River Valley. Allow time to sample the region's fine wines and discover Beechworth's imposing heritage architecture and the lively cafe culture of Bright.
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The East Gippsland Rail Trail will take you over wonderful old railway bridges, through tall forests, past lush pastures and small farming towns.
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Visit Melbourne's most famous landmarks, historic properties and world-class parks and gardens on this easy ride through peaceful river landscapes.
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Coast along a bayside path offering spectacular views of the city skyline and sunsets, all the way from the cafes of St Kilda to the elegance of Brighton.
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Cycle a scenic riverside path from Melbourne's eastern suburban fringe to the CBD. The route, the linchpin of the city's bicycle system, passes ancient gums and billabongs upriver before ending at Southbank.
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