Every gravel route and rail trail we have listed in Tasmania, with distance, difficulty and links to nearby clubs and businesses.
21 rides listed in Tasmania
The Ben Lomond Gravel Climb is one of Tasmania’s most iconic cycling challenges, climbing deep into Ben Lomond National Park before tackling the spectacular switchbacks of Jacob…
Bruny Island North is a beautiful gravel loop exploring the quieter northern end of one of Tasmania's most iconic islands, combining smooth gravel roads, coastal views, rolling …
Tasmania is an incredible destination for gravel riding, with quiet backroads, forest tracks, remote fire trails and rugged cycling routes stretching across the island. From sh…
The Don to Devonport Cycleway is a relaxed and scenic 11km sealed shared-path network exploring Devonport’s coastline, rivers and railway heritage. The main ride between Don Res…
Geeveston Rail Trails reuse Huon Timber Company formations (1904-1926) inland from Geeveston for walking, horse riding and mountain bikes. Geeveston Progress Association lists f…
The Hobart Intercity Cycleway is one of greater Hobart’s key cycling routes, following a former railway corridor north from the city through New Town, Moonah, Glenorchy and towa…
The Kaoota Tramway Track is a scenic 6 km rail trail near Kaoota and Margate, around 28 km south-west of Hobart, Tasmania. Following part of the historic Kaoota Tramway, the gen…
The Lake Dulverton Rail Trail is an easy 7 km cycling and walking trail between the historic town of Oatlands and Parattah in Tasmania’s Southern Midlands, around 83 km north of…
The Melba Flats to Zeehan Rail Trail is a remote 9 km adventure trail on Tasmania’s rugged West Coast, following historic railway formations between Melba Flats and the mining t…
The Montezuma Falls Rail Trail is a spectacular and adventurous mountain bike ride on Tasmania’s West Coast, following the historic North East Dundas Tramway between Williamsfor…
The North Mount Lyell Rail Trail, south of Queenstown on Tasmania’s West Coast, follows part of the historic North Mount Lyell Railway through remote rainforest towards Kelly Ba…
The North-East Tasmania Rail Trail is a beautiful 26 km gravel cycling and walking trail from Scottsdale to Tulendeena at Billycock Hill, around 60 km north-east of Launceston. …
The North-West Tasmanian Coastal Cycleway, also known as the North West Coastal Pathway, is an ambitious shared cycling route linking the towns and cities of Tasmania’s spectacu…
The Railton to Sheffield Rail Trail is a scenic 12–13 km cycling and walking trail in North West Tasmania, linking the Town of Topiary at Railton with Sheffield, the famous Town…
The Rocherlea Rail Trail, in Launceston, northern Tasmania, is an easy sealed cycling and walking trail connecting Rocherlea with Mowbray, with onward cycling connections toward…
The Spray Tunnel and Comstock Tramways, just outside Zeehan on Tasmania’s West Coast, offer a fascinating 6 km mountain bike and walking route through one of the region’s histor…
The Strahan to Regatta Point Rail Trail is a short but beautifully scenic 3 km sealed cycling and walking trail on Tasmania’s wild West Coast. Following the shoreline of Macquar…
The Strahan to Zeehan Road is an unusual piece of Tasmania’s rail-trail history. Rather than being a dedicated off-road trail, much of the modern B27 between Strahan and Zeehan …
Journey into one of Australia's last great wilderness areas on the spectacular Tarkine Drive, a route that winds through the ancient takayna / Tarkine region of north-west Tasma…
The Tasmanian Trail is Australia's premier cross-state bikepacking adventure, stretching approximately 480 kilometres from Devonport on Tasmania's north coast to Dover in the fa…
Wielangta Tramway Trail The Wielangta Tramway Trail, around 65 km north-east of Hobart in south-east Tasmania, is a remote 6.5 km forest trail following the route of a former t…
