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Cycling in Tenterfield

Check out these great rides – a collection of memorable day and multi-day routes across the beautiful Tenterfield Shire.

Tenterfield Shire’s quiet gravel roads and remote, high-country wilderness trails offer breath taking cycling experiences. From easy-paced rambles to multi-day bike-packing epics,
Tenterfield offers a range of great gravel and off-road adventures. Escape to stunning scenery and relaxed country vibe along our quiet country roads. Spectacular scenery abounds with rock monoliths, waterfalls, gorges, wild rivers and wildlife in World-Heritage National Parks.

Ride your heart out. And when you’re ready to relax with a hot shower and a good feed, Tenterfield and the Shire’s villages offer plenty of accommodation and eating options – great pubs, motels and B&Bs – along with restaurants and cafes with great coffee, boutique shopping, arts & crafts and collectables.

 

View Rides – Ride with GPS

Cycling in Tenterfield

  • Tenterfield Northern Loop | 7.8km
  • Boonoo Boonoo Short Circuit | 14km
  • Tenterfield Northern Loop | 17km
  • Lindrook Loop | 20km
  • Imbergers Loop | 40km
  • Black Swamp Road | 47km
  • Woodside – Gunyah Day Ride | 54km
  • The Gunyah Return Day Ride | 55km
  • Timbarra – Lindrook Loop | 85km
  • Billirimba Lookout | 96km
  • Bolivia and Back | 115km
  • Tenterfield – Harrigans Lane | 120km
  • Rocky River and Drake Overnighter | 139km
  • Tenterfield to Stanthorpe Overnighter | 141km
  • Tenterfield – Bolivia – Torrington Overnighter | 179km
  • The Deepwater Loop | 238km
  • The Texas Lasso | 325km

These routes are a part of a collection of day and multi-day routes created by Jorja Creighton aka @jambi_jambi for Visit Tenterfield.

Discover more things to see and do in Tenterfield at the Tenterfield Visitor Information Centre
157 Rouse Street, Tenterfield NSW
(02) 6736 1082
info@visittenterfield.com.au
www.visittenterfield.com.au

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the New England High Country region and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders – past, present and emerging – and acknowledge the important role Indigenous Peoples continue to play within the New England High Country community.