Yea

Pedal the Great Victorian Rail Trail, uncover art and heritage, and explore endless gravel routes.

With family-friendly rail trail adventures past outdoor art, gravel rides over green rolling hills, diverse wetlands and tasty dining options, Yea will surprise and delight riders of all abilities. And at less than 2 hours from Melbourne, you can be there in time for brunch - or head up on a Friday afternoon.

The Great Victorian Rail Trail

Explore historic railway remnants, fascinating artworks and stunning views on the Great Victorian Rail Trail. Ride 38km from Yea to Tallarook through the undulating National Trust classified Trawool Valley, and along serene the Goulburn River.

The locals favourite 16km Yea to Molesworth route is is a must-pedal. Pass iconic railway structures, meander through quiet farmland and explore the impressive Cheviot Tunnel - built from 675,000 locally handmade bricks in 1889. Don't forget to test the echo.

Cyclist rolling past green hills and granite rocks on Yea's gravel roads

Gravel & Nature

Yea is a gravelleurs paradise, with routes and loops for all skill levels.

The 9.5km Racecourse Roll is a great beginners ride. Smooth gravel surfaces keep you rolling past country views before pedalling quiet back roads into town.

For something a little longer, pedal the 37km Tunnel Vision loop on gravel roads and the Great Victorian Rail Trail winding along the mighty Goulburn River.

BIKE FRIENDLY STAYS

Relax in a comfy new cabin or set up camp at the Yea Riverside Caravan Park on the banks of the picturesque Yea River.

For a unique stay with a touch of luxe, the Vineyard House at Sedona Estate fits the bill.

Treat yourself at stunning Flowerdale Estate with King rooms, two plush suites, glamping eco tents and a four-bedroom guesthouse. Gracie’s Restaurant, residing within Flowerdale Estate’s historic 1842 homestead, is a must do when staying.

EXPLORE YEA

Built to supply locals and welcome visitors, The General Strath Creek is offers so much more than just a country corner shop. Pull up a pew on Friday and Saturday nights for dinner and get the insider ride tips from the locals.

Visit the impressive Yea Wetlands and immerse yourself in the peace and tranquility of the bush and floodplain. Pack a picnic, take a walk, discover indigenous plants and history - leashed pups are welcome here too.