Touring Routes
Cycle Route Description |
Distance (km) |
Difficulty |
Notes |
Rating |
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Turners Beach to Penguin |
17.2 |
Beginner |
Some shared pathway and some coastal road. Always beautiful with coffee shop options along the way. |
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Ulverstone Penguin Loop |
23.5 |
Intermediate |
Got to be the perfect short ride. Rural and coastal scenery to die for. Undulations along the way will elevate the heart rate...but not too much. |
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Penguin to Riana via Mt Duncan |
19.5 |
Intermediate |
A lot of quiet gravel road in some places badly eroded, however the bushland is majestic! Not suited to road bikes. |
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Gunns Plains |
15.6 |
Beginner |
Start at Bannons Park and follow the valley floor taking in the serenity. Wings Farm offers an opportunity for food and refreshments. One for the cycle tourers! |
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Penguin via Ironcliffe Rd to Ferndene and return |
13.8 |
Intermediate |
Hilly, however Ferndene is a gem and worth the effort. |
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Ulverstone, Gunns Plains Loop |
64 |
Expert |
64km of cycling bliss! The best of coastal with majestic hinterland…all to your own! THE iconic ride of Australian cycling. |
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Gawler via Swamp Road to Kindred |
27.3 |
Intermediate |
Rolling, quiet country road finishing with a glorious descent. |
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Forth to Eugenana via Melrose |
28.4 |
Intermediate |
Iconic ironman course used for the National Road Championships. A feast of rolling Tasmanian countryside. Look out for alpacas and turkeys! |
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Forth via Paloona to Forth |
24.4 |
Intermediate |
The ride up the Forth River valley is a treat. After crossing the Forth bridge with the rolling rural landscape, the views down the Forth Valley and to Bass Strait are a delight. It’s all quintessential Tassie! |
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Ulverstone to Cuprona via Howth- Bonney Rd-South Riana-Penguin-Ulverstone |
56.6 |
Expert |
Bliss! Picturesque to the max. Outstanding 360o views. |