The Huon Valley is one of Tasmania’s most rewarding regions for cycling — from gentle riverside loops to coastal rides, back‑road rambles, and adventurous mountain bike trails. Whether you’re staying at Riverfront Estate and want a relaxed local ride, or you’re exploring deeper into the valley, there’s a route for every rider.
Below is a complete guide to the best cycling experiences across the Huon Valley and Far South.
If you’re staying at Riverfront Estate, you’re perfectly positioned for one of the region’s best day rides.
Route:
A scenic, peaceful loop ideal for intermediate riders or confident beginners.
Franklin is just 8 km south of Huonville — a perfect short ride with river views the entire way.
Once there, explore:
You can return to Huonville or continue further south toward Port Huon.
Ranelagh offers a network of quiet country roads linking:
The Huon Highway also has a good shoulder for road cyclists. This area is dotted with cafés, bakeries, wineries, and cider houses — perfect for mid‑ride “fuel stops.”
A favourite among local cyclists. The Cygnet Coast Road loop is around 30 km and offers some of the most beautiful riding in Tasmania.
Expect:
A must‑do ride for anyone visiting the valley.
From Dover, the Esperance Coast Road runs 20 km to Police Point. It’s a scenic route with short, steep undulations and sweeping coastal views.
A shorter option:
The Huon Valley and Far South offer excellent MTB terrain, including forestry roads, coastal tracks, and dedicated trails.
Popular MTB Areas:
The best online reference for MTB routes is: www.tassietrails.org
A loop combining out‑and‑back rides to Grey Mountain and Pelverata Falls. Great for adventurous riders; suitable for beginners willing to walk sections.
Highlights include:
A full, rewarding day out.
A fun but challenging ride with puddles, rocky sections, and a rewarding view at the end. Great for locals and visitors wanting a short technical ride.
A community‑driven project by the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC), HuonTrails.org, weetapoona (SE Tribe), and Parks & Wildlife. A volunteer‑run trail network designed to benefit the community and celebrate cultural connection to Country.
If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire locally:
Perfect for exploring the valley at your own pace.
With direct access to riverside roads, scenic loops, and nearby MTB trails, Riverfront Estate is the ideal base for cycling adventures in the Huon Valley.