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Mountain Biking in Tasmania
Upcoming Events
Event Dates:
17-18 August, 2019
Rail trail run and ride ranging in distances from 56km to 2km, from Scottsdale...
Event Dates:
Sunday 3 November, 2019
The meehan monster is a 1, 2 or 3 lap race. The twist is...
Event Dates:
7-9 March, 2020
The Hellfire Cup is a multi day annual team mountain bike stage race held...
Tassie Trail News
Things are looking good for mountain biking on the West Coast with the Liberal National's Senator, Steve Martin, promising $2.5 million to fund the...
At their December 2018 meeting, the West Coast Council have decided not to proceed with the proposed gravity trails in Queenstown (the final stage...
The Snug to Margate cycleway was officially opened on 12 December 2018.
The Tasmanian Government has now reviewed the two competing proposals for the North East Railway line and decided to give both parties part of...
The Warrawee section of the Wild Mersey Mountain Bike Trails were officially opened on 13 December 2018, just in time for the busy summer...
The Tasmanian Government have released their next 365 priority deliverables and, although thin on the ground, mountain biking and cycling do get mentions with...
The Wellington Park Management Trust has finalised the Wellington Park Track Users Code.
The Wild Mersey Mountain Bike project will receive $800,000 from the Commonwealth Government’s Regional Jobs and Investment Packages program.
News continues to trickle out on the Cycle Tourism Fund grants, with the Kingborough Chronicle reporting that Kingborough Council received $174,849 from the Tasmanian...
Ten new projects have been approved for funding under the Tasmaniian Cycle Tourism Strategy's $6m cycle tourism fund.