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Mountain Biking in Tasmania
Upcoming Events
Event Dates:
15-21 January, 2021
The 2021 MTBA National Cross Country, Downhill, Trials and Pump Track National Championships will...
Event Dates:
6-7 February 2021
The third round of the 2020-21 Tas Gravity Enduro Series event will be held...
Event Dates:
27-28 February 2021
The fourth round of the 2020-21 Tas Gravity Enduro Series event will be held...
Event Dates:
6-8 March, 2021
A fun weekend on Flinders Island with something for everyone to be held 6...
Event Dates:
18-20 March, 2021
A three day race format, covering Blue Derby, the Bay of Fires and St...
Event Dates:
27-28 March 2021
The fifth round of the 2020-21 Tas Gravity Enduro Series event will be held...
Event Dates:
5-6 March, 2022
The Lumberjack is a 2 day stage race with exciting stages and great trails....
Tassie Trail News
West Coast Council has launched a tender process calling for proposals to construct approximately 35 kms of MTB trails on spectacular Mt Owen in...
Tasmania’s Maydena Bike Park has been chosen as the host of the National Mountain Bike Championships for both 2021 and 2022.
The City of Hobart have completed their consultation process on Riding the Mountain: Proposed Mountain Bike Network Plan for the kunanyi Mt Wellington trail...
The City of Hobart has just released its draft plan for an expanded mountain bike track network on kunanyi / Mount Wellington and they...
It's been a while since I last looked at what has been happening with mountain biking tourism numbers in Tasmania. This is largely...
The final stage of the Wild Mersey mountain bike track network will be built by South Australian trail building company Trailscapes.
Pretty much all mountain bike trails in Tasmania have now been closed, and events cancelled due to COVID-19.
The West Coast Council has released a draft Trail design for the Mt Owen MTB network for public comment.
I've been thinking about getting a new electric bike for some time now as my old ebike went well past its end of days,...
The National Cycling Participation Survey 2019 is out and the data suggests that 14.8% of Tasmanian residents ride a bicycle in a typical week...