Cyclists riding along the Great Ocean Road.
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Great Vic Bike Ride

Check your tyres and strap on your helmet – the Great Vic Bike Ride returns with an iconic five-day journey
  • Sport and fitness, Cycling
  • Around Victoria, Ashburton
Leah Glynn
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Time Out says

Want to hear some wheelie exciting news? The Great Vic Bike Ride is back – but this year, there's an emphasis on a more relaxed experience.

Previously a nine-day event, it will now take place over five days along 300 kilometres of the Great Ocean Road and surrounding country roads. The ride will kick off – or should we say roll off – on November 24, winding through picturesque townships like Port Fairy, Koroit, Port Campbell and Timboon.

Both seasoned riders and keen newbies are expected to tackle the new route, delivering a huge economic boost to the South West Victoria region. 

The Great Vic Bike Ride has a proud reputation as one of Australia’s premier cycling events, and it’s also a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded people, sample local produce and support small townships. And the fun doesn’t stop once you set up camp, with a line-up of nightly entertainment scheduled for the duration of the ride.

Oh, and best of all, your belongings are transported between campsites by a fleet of luggage trucks, and there’s plenty of mechanical, medical and motivational support provided along the way. So, who’s ready to start pedalling?

Find out more at the website.

Fun fact: Melbourne has been ranked one of the best cities in the world to see by bike. Not sure where to ride? These are the best cycling trails in Melbourne.

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