Mountain biking Great Ocean Road
Cycling is a great way to explore the stunning coastal and hinterland scenery of the region, both on and off road. The Great Ocean Road itself is a spectacular ride but best enjoyed mid-week during non-peak periods.
In the Great Otway National Park, there are over 40 kilometres of purpose-built mountain bike tracks created through bush terrain at Forrest. The trails showcase the beauty of the Otway Ranges, passing through tall eucalypt forests, and dense fern gullies.
You Yangs Regional Park is one of Australia's most exciting new destinations. Its purpose-built XC and downhill trails are in two main areas. The Western Plantation includes a 30 kilometre single-track loop with obstacles includnig log rides and boardwalks. The Stockyards has 13 downhill rides and XC trails totalling 35 kilometres.
For something a bit different, try the Anglesea Bike Park Mountain Cross Track, Victoria's first professionally designed Mountain Cross Track. Or if you are looking for a more relaxed cycling adventure, try the Old Beechy Rail Trail.








