Our tours include the hire of a quality E-bike, helmet and informative guide.
An E-Bike guided tour is a fabulous way to enjoy Echuca and Moama’s cycling paths, tracks and river trails. Enjoy easy bike riding and see the local attractions. Connect with nature and enjoy the stunning Muray River views, the relaxing chirping of the birds and the soothing sounds of the paddle steamer whistle.
Read our reviews and discover how much visitors to Echuca Moama (and locals) enjoy our Green Pedal E-Bike Cycling tours.
And included in all our tours, David, your local guide, provides local tips for holiday makers. He suggests places to visit and activities to make your holiday one to remember.
Tours are scheduled Monday to Friday, and leave from Murray Esplanade, near the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
Read below to find out more about the various tours on offer. Click on the green ‘Read More’ links to check availability and make a booking for each tour.
Green Pedal Gift Vouchers are available for the various bike tours – a great gift for people who enjoy being active.
Corporate and Team Building Tours are also offered and can be customised to meet the needs of the conference attendees or workplaces.
Are you thinking of buying your own E-Bike? This is a great way to try one out. It’s no surprise E-biking is growing in popularity across the world, they are such a convenient mode of transport and riding an E-Bike can be an excellent way to enjoy being more active.
Echuca Moama is a perfect destination for a weekend of enjoying nature based attractions and the outdoors. The weather is often a few degrees warmer than Melbourne and there’s plenty of options to soak up the fresh air!
Every time we ride the O’Keefe Rail Trail we notice something different. The scenery constantly changes depending on the season. In spring there are wild flowers and canola fields, sometimes we spot a kangaroo or a frilled neck lizard.
Green Pedal acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country throughout Australia and their connections to land, rivers, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
a booklet of local tips of things to do.
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