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1,106,302 kms / 687,424 miles of motorcycle ridesSearch (Log In) | I have gathered up most of my ‘best motorcycle roads in Australia’ posts on this page. Additionally they are now all on this map. To get the most out of the map click the { } button on the map to open in new window in google full screen. Then you can access the list of road names and select a road and have it highlighted on the map to see where it it located. The list below now also includes a selection of best roads from the Brisbane and nearby area - a full list of every good road in that location can be found here for Brisbane and here for Gold Coast/Northern NSW. I do not have separate listings for Tasmania or South Australia. I would love to travel and ride these regions when I can find affordable motorcycle rental but as of writing prices remain prohibitively expensive however on the map of Australia I show the best roads in those two locations as suggested by other ridersVisitors to Australia If you are thinking to visit Australia and want to enjoy some riding as well as a holiday then there are many options.
If looking to ride from a base location with easy access to roads then the Gold Coast springs to mind as there is no big city traffic to escape and you can be on good riding roads in 15 minutes from your hotel while also having the beaches and theme parks for the family. See my Gold Coast page for road listings. If looking to tour then whatever you do please avoid the main coast Pacific Highway which is nothing like the one on west coast of USA but rather a horrible concrete interstate with noise barriers – you will see nothing. Also the main highways across the middle of the country like Darwin to Adelaide are dead boring, 1000’s of km of nothingness. Take a look at my tour to get an idea of the history and sights that can be explored along the eastern states. Sydney to Melbourne or visa-versa inland or a loop from one of these cities will give you a nice ride and take in the history of the country.Click the orange text above each photo for the article or choose from the list here.
Alpine Way, NSW - Batlow Road , NSW - Beechmont Mountain, QLD - Bells Line of Road, NSW - Bonang Road, NSW-VIC - Brown Mountain, NSW - Bruxner Highway, NSW - Bucketts Way, NSW - Bulahdelah, NSW - Bunya Mountain, QLD - Burringbah range (Tweed valley way) NSW - Bylong valley Way, NSW - Comboyne Road, NSW - Currumbin QLD-NSW - Falls Creek, VIC - Four Mountains, NSW - Gillies Highway, QLD - Grafton-Armidale Road, NSW - Great Alpine Road, VIC - Great Ocean Road, VIC - Gwydir Highway, NSW - Kangaroo Valley, NSW – Kenilworth, QLD - Kings Highway, NSW - Kyogle to Murwillumbah road NSW (via Uki) - Lions Road QLD-NSW - Lithgow-Harden, NSW – Maleny, QLD - Mansfield to Whitfield Road, VIC - Mount Glorious (Mount Nebo), QLD - Mount Lindsey, QLD - Mount Mee, QLD - Murray River Road, VIC - Murray Valley Highway, VIC - Nerang – Muwillumbah road QLD - Numinbah Valley, QLD - O’Reilly’s, QLD - Oxley Highway, NSW - Putty Road, NSW - Queen Mary Falls, QLD - Sapphire Coast Road, NSW - Snowy Mountain Highway, NSW - Sofola and Hill End road, NSW - Springbrook Mountain, QLD - Summerland Way, NSW - Tablelands Way, NSW - Thunderbolts Way, NSW - Towonga Gap (and alpine national park), VIC - Ulong, NSW - Victoria High Country roads, VIC - Warrumbungles way, NSW - Waterfall Way, NSW - Wee Jasper, NSW - Wisemans Ferry and Wollombi
, NSW - Wyangala, NSW - Yarra Ranges, VIC p.s. the content here covers many years so varies in style and image quality. Bells Line of Road, NSW Burringbah range (Tweed valley way) NSW Bylong valley Way, NSW (updated) Kyogle to Murwillumbah road NSW (via Uki) Mansfield to Whitfield Road, VIC Mount Glorious (Mount Nebo), QLD Nerang – Muwillumbah road QLD Sapphire Coast Road, NSW (updated) Sofola and Hill End road, NSW (updated) Towonga Gap (and alpine national park), VIC Victoria High Country roads, VIC Wisemans Ferry and Wollombi
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We can adjust this tour to match your preferences, timescale and motorcycle "must-do" lists. There's so much to see and do in this fantastic city that words can't even begin to describe the place, that won't stop us trying of course! There's the iconic and , Darling Harbour, Manly, Circular Quay and that merely scratches the surface of what Sydney has to offer. One of the finest cities in the world and the perfect place to begin this short motorcycle tour of the surrounding area. Begin your motorcycle tour in one of the most spectacular cities on earth, Sydney! Named after the coloured tint the mountains take on when viewed from a distance, the Blue Mountains is a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site and a motorcycle rider approved top quality area of Australia. Astounding scenery dominates the region at every turn with thundering waterfalls, the second largest canyon on earth, nerve jangling cable car rides, the steepest funicular railway in the world and some lovely walking tracks.
The Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains Check out the Three Sisters, Wentworth Falls and a plethora of other scenic lookouts, before riding a circular route back around the mountains. The Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site for good reason! Stretching from the Hawkesbury River to the heartlands and fertile plains around the foothills of the Blue Mountains, the Hawkesbury River Valley offers up some spectacular motorcycling opportunities. Some great motorcycling to be had in the Hawkesbury Valley area The route winds through national parks, stunning countryside and over picturesque bridges. Lovely, convenient picnic spots and riverside communities offer plenty of opportunities to explore out of the saddle too. The Hunter Valley is famed for its wines The Hunter region, more commonly known as the Hunter Valley, is the grape crushing heart of Australia's wine production. Ride along sweeping minor roads, past the viewpoints, fast flowing rivers and gorges of the Wollemi National Park [Australia's second largest] to the vineyards, top class restaurants and wineries of the Hunter Valley proper.
The overnight accommodation for this part of the tour is a brief taxi ride from some of the most famous restaurants and wineries in the region, so there's plenty of opportunities to sample the local produce. Arrive early and go on a wine tasting tour or savour the culture in a relaxed evening out amongst the vines! The Hunter Valley, grape crushing heart of Australia's wine production The final day riding sees you shadowing the path of the Hawkesbury river as it seeks a path to Sydney and the ocean. If you fancy taking advantage of some of what Sydney has to offer, either before or after your motorbike tour, why not let us organise a few extra nights accommodation for you at a superb city centre hotel? Whilst this is a perfect tour for a long weekend it is important to remember that accommodation, especially in the Hunter Valley can be difficult to find, particularly at short notice. Minimum numbers of nights usually apply and prices tend to be higher. Of course the perfect solution would be to just keep riding all day and all night and we wouldn't blame you as the roads around here are fantastic!