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The Great Ocean Road and surrounding areas has a wide array of courses and facilities for cyclists – whether you’re a road cyclist, love the energy of mountain biking or are searching for a cruisy leisure ride. Discover more…
Discover some of the most diverse and fun trails on the Great Ocean Road at Ride Forrest mountain bike trails in the Great Otway National Park. It’s a must do for any mountain biking enthusiast.
This is the first of our Surf and Turf loops that we will be loading in the next few...
Down, down, down then undulating ups and downs beside the Gellibrand River all the way to Princetown, this is one sweet...
This ride takes in the first part of the classic hill ride to Lavers Hill and offers quick descents and a heap of downhill and...
Local dairy, beef, ice cream and berries for lunch and seafood and local brews for supper. How does that sound? From the treetops...
Make sure you allow plenty of time to take photos on this great little tour around...
Cyclists riding the western end of the Great Ocean Road for the first time will be surprised by how little traffic it carries in...
Choose your own adventure along the picturesque Gellibrand River...
Plenty of options for ocean views and scenic stops on this 43km route. Best in the mornings when you just may encounter more...
A wonderful little coastal to forest hill climb of 65km with a little under 1000m of...
Cycling routes and tips for the 12 Apostles and western end of the Great Ocean...
Steady undulating climbs through lush farmland and native bushland for the first 12km sets you up for a steady descent with ocean...
The completed 34km Camperdown to Timboon trail is a wonderful family adventure, dotted with statuesque trestle bridges and...
Start this ride early to make the most of quieter roads and to allow plenty of time to visit attractions including the Arch,...
It’s never been easier to get out and spend the day on two wheels along the trails of the Great Ocean Road region. With bike hire, tours, and a...
Local dairy, beef, ice cream and berries for lunch and seafood and local brews for supper. How does that sound? From the treetops of Timboon to the...
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most iconic and scenic coastal...
Cycling routes and tips for the 12 Apostles and western end of the Great Ocean...
5 reasons to book a “hideaway” in Apollo Bay this Autumn.
1. It has one of Australia’s best beaches voted by ...
Mar 28
Here’s your inspiration to plan a trip to Port Fairy and Warrnambool these school holidays. 🏄♂️ 🚗
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Mar 27
A sneak peek as to why a road trip along the Great Ocean Road should be on your list this Autumn . 🚘 🧺 🍂 🥃
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Mar 25
Let us show you the secret’s of the Great Ocean Road Region. #greatcall
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Mar 21
Learn to surf on gentle rolling waves, scoot along the quiet streets to the local farmers market, swim In sheltered bays and visit a ...
Mar 20
Never gets old. 📍Gibson Steps truly is a magical place. Check the tides to feel like a tiny person as you marvel at these giant rock ...
Mar 17
The Lower Falls are not large, but you can get behind them and look out through the falling water to the large pool surrounded by mossy logs...
Mar 15
Come for the adventure and stay for the 🌅
#visitgreatoceanroad #greatopia #stayclosegofurther #visitmelbourne #visitvictoria
Mar 10
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Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their unique cultural heritage and the connection to their traditional lands. We commit to building genuine and lasting partnerships that recognise, embrace and support the spirit of reconciliation, working towards self-determination, equity of outcomes and an equal voice for Australia’s first people.
