Self Guided Electric Bicycle Tour of Bundanoon

New South Wales , Australia

Self Guided Electric Bicycle Tour of Bundanoon

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2h - 6h

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About this experience

There is no better way to discover the Southern Highlands than renting an ebike from us. We have mountain bikes and step through frames available with nobby tyres for the fire trails and suspension to smooth out your ride. All our ebikes use high torque rear hub motors for simple operation and to get you up the hills with ease. After all, Bunadnoon means a place of deep gullies in the original First Nations Gundungurra language.

Our Wheel Explorer tour can be taken either as a 15km or shorter version for more beginner riders. You will explore the Morton National Park and some secret tracks that weave in and out of town. You will see epic panorama's, unique flora and fauna, local architecture and learn about the rich history of this iconic highlands town. Our audio tour provides you with turn by turn directions and fascinating information about key locations on your trip.

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Self Guided Electric Bicycle Tour of Bundanoon

What's included

We supply each participant with an electric bike for the tour. This makes the hills a breeze and allows the rider to cover much longer distances than on an acoustic bike.

We supply participants with a link to access our Wheel Explorer app that gives the rider full turn by turn directions and information about the points of interest that you visit on your exploration..

Detailed itinerary

Who was Mary and does she still haunt the Bundanoon Hotel?

Learn about this landmark building in Bundanoon.
What was made at the Pill Factory? Are the rumours about opium in WA Nicholas's concoctions true?
Why does the building remind us of the film Back To The Future?

Learn about the many talents and responsibilities of the legends at the local fire brigade, including baby deliveries!

Why are there two Churches in a stand off? Also, why are there two buddhist monasteries nearby?

The entrance to the Morton National Park is only a short ride from the center of town. Prepare to discover a magical place.
As you ride through the park you will learn about the plants and animals that call it home. You will also learn about ancient indigenous history and stories.

Why is Bundanoon the capital of the Wombat population? Learn about plans to build a Wombat refuge in town.

Is that the sound of a chainsaw or a Lyrebird?

What are so many tree stumps in the Morton national park black? Why is it named Morton?

Can you make a Cooee at Echo point?

Is there money at the bottom of the Wishing Well?

Is out Grand Canyon as impressive as America's version?

How do Glow worm's glow? How did they survive the massive bush fire?

And much much more.

When was the mine last in operation and how did they get the coal out of such an inaccessible area?
If you brought swimmers you can take a dip in the rock pool at the bottom of the falls.

Take an optional side walk to the famous Glow Worm Glen. How do Glow worm's glow? How did they survive the massive bush fire of 2020?

Available languages

Audio guide

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Important information

Public transportation options are available nearby

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Meeting point

Our e-bikes can be pre booked online then collected from our partners at Bundanoon Newsagency at 7 Railway Parade. Nick or Jake will explain the operation of the bike and our bluetooth helmets that allow you to listen to our self guided tour.

About New South Wales

New South Wales is Australia's most populous state, known for its vibrant cities, stunning beaches, and diverse landscapes. From the iconic Sydney Opera House to the rugged beauty of the Blue Mountains, NSW offers a rich blend of cultural attractions and natural wonders.

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Wine Region Full day Wine tasting from $10-$30 per session

Must-Try Local Dishes

Meat Pie

A savory pie filled with minced meat and gravy, a staple of Australian cuisine.

Snack Vegetarian options available.

Pavlova

A meringue-based dessert with a crisp crust and soft, light inside, usually topped with whipped cream and fresh fruit.

Dessert Can be made gluten-free and vegan.

Fish and Chips

Freshly fried fish with chips (fries), often served with tartare sauce and lemon.

Lunch/Dinner Can be made gluten-free with alternative batter.

Tim Tams

A popular chocolate biscuit (cookie) with a chocolate cream filling, often enjoyed with a cup of tea or coffee.

Snack Contains gluten and dairy.

Popular Activities

Hiking Surfing Skiing White-water rafting Beach lounging Spa treatments Wine tasting Museum visits

Best Time to Visit

September to November, March to May

Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

15-25°C 59-77°F

Practical Information

Language

Official: English
Widely spoken: Mandarin, Arabic, Italian
English: Widely spoken

Currency

Australian Dollar (AUD)

Time Zone

AEST (GMT+10) or AEDT (GMT+11) during daylight saving time

Electricity

230VV, 50HzHz

Safety Information

Overall Safety Rating: Generally safe

NSW is generally safe for travelers, but exercise caution in crowded areas and at night. Be aware of pickpockets and scams, particularly in tourist areas.