Glorious Gravel in Grenfell & Weddin
Get away and pedal through some amazing country side
Come and explore more in Grenfell and the Weddin Shire on your gravel or MTB
Grenfell which is in the Central West Region of NSW is within two hour's drive of
Orange, Canberra, Wagga Wagga and Dubbo
Route 1 : Town Loop
Distance and Elevation : 17.7km with 159m
Difficult Level : 1.5/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : This is a great introduction and welcome ride around Grenfell. If you have just arrived or want a leisurely pedal around town, this loop gives you the chance to stretch your legs after the drive into town.
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Route 2 : The Stock Route
Distance and Elevation : 100km with 834m
Difficult level : 4/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : You will head out of Grenfell and get onto your first gravel road pedalling along Abbotts Lane. Soon after you will be on the paved road which heads out to Holy Camp National Park but you will turn right well before reaching the Park.
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Route 3 : Ochre Arch Farm Route
Distance and Elevation : 50km with 365m
Difficult Level : 2/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : This ride starts outside of Grenfell. Riders can start wherever they please on this loop but we suggest beginning near Ochre Arch.
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Route 4 : Country Meander Route
Distance and Elevation : 52km with 396m
Difficult Level : 3.5/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : You will head out of Grenfell and get onto your first gravel road pedalling along Abbotts Lane. Soon after you will be on the paved road which heads out to Holy Camp National Park but you will turn left well before reaching the Park.
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Route 5 : Iandra Castle Route
Distance and Elevation : 57km with 623m
Difficult Level : 3/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : Riders can start wherever they please on this loop but we suggest beginning at Iandra Castle. Enjoy this start location, it is another beautiful landmark in the Weddin Shire. To begin, head out along Iandra Rd for the first ~4km and then right on Wirrimah Rd, all paved.
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Route 6 : Mystic Maze Route
Distance and Elevation : 56km with 299m
Difficult Level : 2.5/5
Style of Bikes : Gravel, E-Gravel, Flat Bar, MTB or E-MTB possible. Not suitable for road bikes.
Summary : Riders can start wherever they please on this loop but we suggest beginning at Iandra Castle. Enjoy this start location, as it is another beautiful landmark in the Weddin Shire. For the first ~4km riders will be on paved roads.
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Cycling Check List
Your own cycling safety is your responsibility so stay aware and take stock of your surroundings
Follow the road rules at all times
Check your bike and equipment before you depart, i.e. tyre condition, well lubed chain, helmet condition etc. Make sure it is all in good working order and if in doubt take it to your local bike shop before you venture out
Always tell someone where you are going and your estimated time of return
If you open any gates, please close them immediately once you pass through them
Check the weather forecast for the area where you will be riding
Carry maps &/or a well charged GPS device for the area you are riding in
Carry spare tubes, tyre levers, pump and multi-tool at a minimum
Always carry enough water, food and suncream as you will be in remote areas
It is highly recommended that you do not ride alone in remote areas
Always be aware that roads and conditions regularly change, especially in NSW Forestry and on country gravel roads