Cycling Around Wangaratta

A vibrant cycle community.

We love cycling!

Whether it's a gentle pedal along one of the many shared paths throughout the CBD, mountain biking in the Warby Ovens National Park, the thrill of down hill through the Taminick Gap or taking the off-road rail trail loop to the foodie heaven called the Milawa Gourmet Region - the options are endless for the avid cyclist. The star of the show really is the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail though - it's not everyday you have what's been recognised as Australia's Premier Rail Trail actually beginning in your town!

Several local groups including the Wangaratta Bicylce Users Group (BUG's) and the Wangaratta Out & About Club welcome visitors to join their regular bike rides and bushwalks.

Murray to Mountains Rail Trail

Over 100 kilometres of sealed off road trails provides you with the perfect link between the already popular tourist villages of Wangaratta, Beechworth, Rutherglen and Bright. More recently the off road sealed trail network has been extended from Wangaratta to Milawa and Bright to Wandiligong - for the perfect pedal to produce adventure.

So come and find out for yourself why this trail has been called Australia's Premier Rail Trail.

With a number of tour operators offering a range of short and multi-day options - why not join a local and be guided through our region?

The Murray to Mountains Rail Trail is the perfect way to discover the diverse landscape of North East Victoria - from natural bushland to abundant farmland, delightful hidden valleys and some of the Australia's most spectacular mountain ranges. Along the ride you'll savour some of Australia's finest gourmet produce, renowned wines, and handcrafted beer. Over 100 kilometres of sealed off road trails provides you with the perfect link between the already popular tourist villages of Wangaratta, Beechworth, Rutherglen and Bright. More recently the off road sealed trail network has been extended from Wangaratta to Milawa and Bright to Wandiligong - for the perfect pedal to produce adventure. So come and find out for yourself why this trail has been called Australia's Premier Rail Trail.