Local Landcare Trail Self-Guided E-Bike Tour with Morning Tea & Classic Pub Lunch

Your adventure begins in the picturesque township of Uraidla, where you'll collect your e-bike and digital route map. Our premium Touring e-Bikes are perfect for dirt roads and tracks taken at sensible speeds, with steep terrain the four power modes of battery assist make this experience a joy. As you set off, you'll be greeted by delightful views of orchards, vineyards, and the native treed ranges that adorn the landscape.

One of the highlights of this self-guided adventure is the opportunity to learn about the local Landcare groups and their contributions to the environment including rehabilitating riparian zones, improving water quality, and enhancing wildlife habitat.

We'll let you know the best rest stops along the way where you can relax, take in the stunning surrounds and even enjoy a quick dip in the summer months.

As you loop back, the route leads you out of the valley, ascending stunning terrain. You'll have the chance to stop and admire a small waterfall and experience a challenging yet rewarding hill climb under a canopy of native trees. The landscape transitions back to orchards and natural vegetation as you approach the end of your tour.

Your adventure concludes where you began at the award-winning Uraidla Hotel in the heart of Piccadilly Valley. Here, you'll be welcomed by friendly staff and invited to relax and enjoy a well-earned 'Big Dig' meal. Reflect on your day's achievements and the beauty you've experienced, all while indulging in delicious, hearty fare.

The Local Landcare Trail Self-Guided E-Bike Tour offers a unique blend of physical activity, environmental education, and hearty Hills hospitality.

Experience Highlights:

• Minimum ride time of 1.5 hours, full day bike hire included (7 hours)
• Freedom and flexibility of a self-guided tour
• Easy and enjoyable e-bike ride suitable for intermediate skill levels
• Morning tea and lunch included at the Uraidla Hotel
• Opportunity to learn about the invaluable environmental work of local Landcare groups in the area