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Tasmania: The Home of Mountain Bike Trails
From flowing singletracks to technical downhill runs, through ancient forests and past pristine coastal areas, Tasmania's mountain bike trails offer it all!
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Tasmania is a mountain biking paradise, with a variety of trails for all levels of riders. From the Blue Derby Network to the Hollybank Mountain Bike Park and Mount Wellington it all really is there.
Each mountain bike trail offers a unique and challenging experience for riders of all levels. Riders can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains, forests, and coastline while exploring the diverse terrain of Tasmania's national parks and reserves.
While there are countless trails on hand in Tasmania, we've picked a handful that cover all levels of mountain bike riding. From beginners to advanced, there's something for everyone on two wheels.
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Blue Derby Trails
Blue Derby Trails Tasmania
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Where: Derby, Tasmania
What: Over 100km of purpose-built trails
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced
The Blue Derby Trails features over 100km of purpose-built trails that cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced riders. The trails wind through stunning forests, past cascading waterfalls, and over scenic bridges.
Riders can expect an adrenaline-fueled experience with plenty of challenging climbs, fast descents, and technical features.
The Blue Derby Trails have been recognized globally, with the International Mountain Biking Association awarding it a gold-level ride center status, making it one of the best mountain bike destinations in the world.
Visit the Blue Derby Trails site for more information.
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St Helens Mountain Bike Trails
St Helens Mountain Bike Trails
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Where: St Helens, Tasmania
What: Over 70km of purpose-build singletrack
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced
The St Helens Mountain Bike Trails offer a diverse range of experiences for riders of all levels. With over 70km of purpose-built singletrack, the trails take riders through stunning forests, across flowing rivers and up challenging climbs.
The trail network includes a mix of cross-country and enduro-style trails, with features such as rock gardens, drops, jumps and flow trails. Riders can enjoy stunning views of the coastline and nearby Mount Strzelecki as they make their way through the trails.
The St Helens Mountain Bike Trails are well-maintained and suitable for riders of all abilities, making them a must-visit destination for any mountain biking enthusiast.
Visit the St Helens Mountain Bike Trails site for more information.
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Hollybank Mountain Bike Park
Hollybank Mountain Bike Park
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Where: Hollybank, Tasmania
What: Over 20km of trails
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced
The Hollybank Mountain Bike Park offers over 20 kilometers of trails for riders of all skill levels, including cross-country, downhill, and enduro trails.
The trails are well-maintained and provide stunning views of the surrounding forest and the nearby city of Launceston. The park also features a skills area and pump track for riders to practice and improve their techniques.
With its diverse range of trails and beautiful scenery, the Hollybank Mountain Bike Park is a must-visit for any mountain biking enthusiast.
Visit the Hollybank Mountain Bike Park site for more information.
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Maydena Bike Park
Maydena Bike Park
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Where: Derwent Valley, Tasmania
What: Over 70km of trails (with 30km more on the way)
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced
With over 60 gravity-focused trails, the Maydena Bike Park offers a range of riding experiences for all skill levels, from beginner to expert. The park is set in a stunning wilderness environment, surrounded by ancient forests and waterfalls.
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The trails are purpose-built and meticulously maintained, with features like jumps, berms, and technical terrain to keep riders challenged and entertained. Maydena Bike Park is open year-round, with lift-assisted riding during the summer months and shuttle services available during the winter season.
Visit the Maydena Bike Park Trail site for more information.
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Blue Tier to Bay of Fires Trail
Blue Tier to Bay of Fires Trail
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Where: Weldborough (finishes at the Bay of Fires)
What: Over 42km of trails
Skill Level: Beginner to advanced
The Blue Tier to Bay of Fires Trail is a popular mountain bike trail that spans around 42 kilometers. The trail offers a diverse range of terrain, from technical rocky sections to flowing singletrack and stunning coastal views.
The trail starts in the small town of Weldborough, with the initial climb up the Blue Tier Range rewarding riders with panoramic views of the surrounding area. The trail then descends through dense rainforest and remote farmland before arriving at the Bay of Fires, known for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters.
The Blue Tier to Bay of Fires Trail is a challenging yet rewarding adventure for mountain bikers looking to experience Tasmania's unique landscapes.
Visit the Blue Tier to Bay of Fires Trail site for more information.
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