A cyclist riding on a smooth gravel road surrounded by native bush
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Chiltern – Mt Barambogie Figure 8 

Gravel
38.2 km
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A cyclist riding on a chunky gravel road that is gently rising up through native bushland
A gentle winding dirt road climbing up into the native forest
A cyclist riding on a smooth gravel road surrounded by lush green grass and native bushland
Two cyclists gravel riding on a smooth dirt road surrounded by open farmland and native bushland in the background
  1. A cyclist riding on a chunky gravel road that is gently rising up through native bushland
  2. A gentle winding dirt road climbing up into the native forest
  3. A cyclist riding on a smooth gravel road surrounded by lush green grass and native bushland
  4. Two cyclists gravel riding on a smooth dirt road surrounded by open farmland and native bushland in the background
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With minimal traffic and a prime, compact road surface, this 'Figure 8' loop is a hidden gravel gem.

Suitable for year-round riding, this tree-lined route is perfect for intermediate gravel cyclists. Cruise through farmland vistas as you depart Chiltern, before taking on the 8km gradual climb to the top of Mt Barambogie through the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park - the views from the top are worth the leg work. Keep an eye out for local koalas and enjoy spectacular rolling rural vistas as you tackle the long, winding descent back towards town.

Start location - Chiltern Community Pool
Finish location - Chiltern Community Pool
Route distance - 38.2km
Elevation gain - 460m
Water & Toilets - Chiltern Community Pool

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