Cycling is a popular activity in Australia, enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. The country boasts a vast and diverse landscape, with beautiful coastal routes, challenging mountain trails, and serene rural paths. This makes it an ideal destination for cyclists looking to explore the great outdoors.

One of the most popular forms of cycling is road cycling. The country has a well-developed road network, with many scenic routes winding through stunning countryside, vineyards, and coastal regions.

• Road cycling. The Great Ocean Road in Victoria and the Sydney to Wollongong route in New South Wales are just two examples of the many picturesque road cycling routes. The Mawson Trail in South Australia is one of the longest off-road cycling trails in the world, stretching over 900 km through stunning scenery.
• Mountain biking. Mountain biking is another popular form, with many national parks and mountain ranges providing challenging and thrilling trails. The Blue Mountains in New South Wales and the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria are two popular mountain biking destinations. The country also has a thriving mountain bike racing scene, with many competitions held throughout the year.
• Urban cycling. For those seeking a more leisurely ride, there are numerous bike paths and shared-use trails throughout the country, making cycling a great way to explore the city and its surroundings. The Yarra River Trail in Melbourne and the Brisbane River Loop in Queensland are just two examples of the many urban cycling routes.

Australia has also produced many successful cyclists on the international stage, including Cadel Evans, who won the Tour de France in 2011, and Anna Meares, who won multiple Olympic and World Championship medals. The country has a strong cycling culture, with many dedicated clubs and events, such as the Tour Down Under in Adelaide and the Noosa Classic in Queensland.

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