Cyclist standing over the bike to climb up a rolling gravel road through the native forest
Ride High Country

Mirimbah Loop 

Gravel
40.8 km
GPX File
White: First timer
Green: Beginner
Blue: Intermediate
Black: Advanced
Double Black: Expert
Cyclist climbing uo a gradual gravel road surrounded by tall native trees
Cyclist riding along a chunky dirt road with native bushland on either side of the dirt road
Rough dirt road descending through a native forest
Cyclist riding on a narrow dirt track that runs through a meadow of lush green grass and is surrounded by native bushland
  1. Cyclist climbing uo a gradual gravel road surrounded by tall native trees
  2. Cyclist riding along a chunky dirt road with native bushland on either side of the dirt road
  3. Rough dirt road descending through a native forest
  4. Cyclist riding on a narrow dirt track that runs through a meadow of lush green grass and is surrounded by native bushland
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Loop from lush Mirimbah Park through a variety of alpine terrain and surfaces back to the sparkling waters of the Delatite River.

This expert loop is packed with variety, moving between high alpine landscapes and serene river valleys, narrow singletrack and buttery smooth wide roads, technical chunky descents and persistent climbs. Starting with a 22km climb from Mirimbah Park up Stirling Road, your ride peaks at 1550m. Be rewarded for your skill and endurance with the awe-inspiring view from the top of panoramic vistas to Mansfield and beyond.

Start location - Mirimbah Park
Finish location - Mirimbah Park
Route distance - 40.8km
Elevation gain - 1,180m
Water & Toilets - Mirimbah Park, Telephone Box Junction & Carter's Mill Picnic and Camping Area

Note - Always check the weather forecast before heading out for a ride in Victoria's alps. This route is only open in the Green season from November to early May.

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