There are so many attractions to explore and enjoy in Echuca Moama! And you’ll see and enjoy so much more on a bike! Explore Echuca’s scenic tracks and river trails, ride to a local winery or cafe, discover the many bridges in Echuca or Moama – the options are endless! Make your holiday to Echuca Moama memorable by hiring an E-Bike.
We make the bike hire process easy for you, with free delivery to your holiday accommodation. Or, by arrangement, you can collect your E-Bike, from Murray Esplanade, just near the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre.
There are a variety of E-Bikes to choose from, Cruiser Style step through bikes and E-Mountain Bikes. If you would prefer to ride a traditional push bike style bike, we have these for hire as well. We also have 2 child seats that are available with E-Bike hire, for toddlers from 10 months to approximately 4 years or 22 kg. Bike riding has never been more FUN and easy! We also have 1 E-Trike for hire. Bike riding has never been more FUN and easy!
All bike hires include safety briefing, use of helmet, map and lock if required.
Things to know before buying an E-Bike. Electric bikes are often referred to as E-Bikes. E-Biking is a fantastic way to explore, whether at home or on holidays. Read David’s overview of E-Bikes and some of their benefits. If you want to buy an E-Bike, visit Echuca and hire before you buy!
Green Pedal’s 5 favourite places to ride a bike in Echuca Moama. This blog provides information on bike riding options in Echuca Moama, suitable for standard bikes and E-Bikes & 5 coffee recommendations. After all, coffee and cycling kind of go together!
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!
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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