Oceania Bikepacking Routes

The Otway Rip is a three-day gravel route designed to take in some of the best bits of beach and bush in South West Victoria. Easily accessible from the big smoke, it’s a ripper way to spend a long summer weekend!

The Kuitpo Forest Overnighter is meandering out-and-back overnight bikepacking route that includes a fancy hut-camp overnight. Foggy, winding gravel roads and hiking paths mean sights like black cockatoos, koalas, pine plantations, and abandoned mine shafts, all within a short distance from Adelaide City.

Attack of the Buns is a 3-day bikepacking route exploring Australia’s Southern Tablelands and Highlands by linking up three significant sections of car-free, wild, forest trails with quiet gravel backroads and short paved sections through four towns. It’s a perfect route for a long weekend that will spoil nature lovers with a buffet of lush landscapes, wildlife, majestic cliffs, and rock formations.

A 1,000 km journey through the rooftop of Australia along backcountry trails, across exposed high plains, through snow gum woodlands and among tall native forests. The trail links two of major cities with limited resupply points and some of Australia's best high country campsites.

The Tasmanian Trail is a scenic and peaceful — yet sometimes challenging — ride across the island state of Tasmania, accompanied by its unique fauna and flora, amazing food and incredible hospitality of the Tasmanian people.

A remote and weather-beaten ride from Granville Harbour to Arthur River along a mixture of exposed beach and 4WD track.

The Canning Stock Route is a truly remote West Australian desert route that's on the edge of what's possible by bicycle without vehicle support.