Tour of Tasmania

Starting and ending in Hobart, we’re excited to bring you a three-day food and riding journey around the ‘Southern Trove’ area (Bruny Island, Cygnet and Huonville). One of our favourite places to ride a bike, we not only explore our favourite parts of Southern Tasmania, but take you through a full Tasmanian gastronomic experience in the process. We have designed a 3 day cycling experience where you just bring your cycling gear and we take care of the rest. With 3 guided rides, a guided yoga and relaxation session, evenings spent over locally sourced food and beverages and scenery you will simply never forget. This is not just a cycling tour, this is an experience you will remember forever.

We’re excited to offer a 7 day road and gravel tour of Tasmania. We kick off the first day with an epic 140 km including an optional summit of the famous Ben Lomond and Jacob’s Ladder. We follow an ‘off the beaten track’ route to Freycinet National Park as well as traversing the Hydro focused Central Highlands. With the emergence of the gravel scene in the cycling community and the endless forestry and back gravel roads in Tasmania, this tour is not to be missed. Most of the gravel in Tassie is pretty tame, as such tyres with a minimum of 32 mm clearance and disc brakes will suffice. There are a number of steep sections on this route so be prepared to bring your best climbing legs to the party.

We’re excited to offer you a comprehensive tour of the wild West Coast of Tasmania. From Cradle mountain to Queenstown and back into the mountains of the Central Highlands, the West Coast of Tasmania has some truly stunning scenery to showcase.

Geevston and the Tahune were devastated by fires at the beginning of 2019. As such, we feel passionate about doing our part by assisting the economy of this small isolated town, while showcasing a few of our favourite pockets of Southern Tasmania. We will witness the devastating effect climate change has on our natural environment and its breathtaking ability to re-heal itself.

The Meander Valley region is located in the heart of Northern Tasmania and full of an array of quaint country towns and mountain ranges. We are excited to present a comprehensive tour of a few of our favourite roads, bakery stops and wineries in a district well known for its agriculture.

Get wild, lost and found in our Mid Winter Festival Bikepacking experience. A weekend not to be missed in the Huon Valley. We will be starting and ending this tour in Hobart and believe this is possibly the best way to experience Tasmania during the winter. For us the Huon Valley Mid Winter Festival is everything we love about the Huon Valley. We not only get to show you this beautiful part of our magical state, but also integrate you into the local produce and providore this region is able to showcase.

Explorer Strathgordon and the surrounding dams and forestry history on a 3 day cycling experience around Strathgordon and the West Coast of Tasmania. Tasmania’s South West is a land of imposing mountains, raging rivers, button-grass plains and ancient forests. It contains the state’s largest national park — the aptly named Southwest National Park — and it is as remote as it is wild. It is the region’s wild nature that makes it such an enticing destination for a cycling adventure. This one is targeted toward the more intrepid adventurer. We will be taking a couple of forestry roads.

The Kunanyi Challenge is set in Hobart's backyard with the event starting at the Longley International Pub, heading up Kunanyi (Mount Wellington). There are two challenges to choose from; you can ride to the summit (21.6kms) or to the Spring (14.1km).

One of the most scenic and iconic events on the Tasmanian cycling calendar. A picturesque ride right in the heart of Cygnet with varying distances from a BMX track, a family friendly ride, a 30km social ride and a 60km road race. A unique and iconic event to challenge all levels of cyclists. A local tradition run by Hobart Wheelers for over 20 years sees the competition take riders up gruelling hills, along the flowing coast and put their bike handling skills to the test on the infamous gravel section. Whether a seasoned pro or weekend warrior, this is the one Tasmanian cycling event that should never be missed.