Pedal the Great Victorian Rail Trail, uncover art and heritage, and explore endless winter gravel routes.
With family-friendly rail trail adventures past outdoor art, gravel rides over green rolling hills, diverse wetlands and tasty dining options, winter in Yea will surprise and delight riders of all abilities. And at less than 2 hours from Melbourne, you can be there in time for brunch.
The Great Victorian Rail Trail
Explore historic railway remnants, fascinating artworks and stunning views on the Great Victorian Rail Trail. Ride 38km from Yea to Tallarook through the undulating National Trust classified Trawool Valley.
The locals favourite 9km ride from Yea to Cheviot Tunnel is a must-do. Pass iconic railway structures and explore the impressive Cheviot Tunnel - built from 675,000 locally handmade bricks in 1889.
Maximise your time on the Great Victorian Rail Trail with a guided tour from Tour de Vines and Australian Cycle Tours or Double Black Alpine's shuttle service.
Gravel & Nature
Yea is a gravelleurs paradise, with routes and loops for all skill levels.
The 9.5km Racecourse Roll is a great beginners ride. Smooth gravel surfaces keep you rolling past country views before pedalling quiet back roads into town.
For something a little longer, pedal the 37km Tunnel Vision loop on gravel roads and the Great Victorian Rail Trail winding along the mighty Goulburn River.
Double Black Alpine also offer curated gravel adventures. Chat to them about your next cycling getaway.
BIKE FRIENDLY STAYS
TAKE A LOOK AROUND YEA
Park up your bike at the Ride High Country Preferred accredited Yea Wetlands to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the bush - pups on lead are welcome too.
In town enjoy a great meal at Yea Peppercorn Hotel or drive to close-by Murchison Gap Lookout and drop into The General Strath Creek for coffee, breakfast or lunch.
Top it all off with a wine tasting at Sedona Estate and Philip Lobley Wines or an unforgettable lunch at Flowerdale Estate .
