Perfect for visitors wanting a relaxed ride along the Murray River and Scenic Trail.
Book your 2 Hour E-Bike Hire – choose your date from the calendar below. Select a child/toddler seat if required.
If you would like a date not listed please contact us directly.
Other E-Bike hire options include half and full day hire. Or, if you’d like someone to keep you company on your bike ride, check out our guided E-Bike cycling tours. This is a great way to discover the secret local spots, and learn about Echuca Moama from a passionate local.
Find out more about E-Bikes here.
In two hours, and for just $45 you’ll be able to experience the fun and excitement of riding an E-Bike. Enjoy cycling some of the most scenic bike paths and tracks in Echuca and Moama.
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. If you’re holidaying with a toddler, you can book a child seat and all the family can enjoy seeing the sights.
See more of Echuca Moama in just 2 hours.
Book your E‑bike hire today.
Explore Echuca Moama on two wheels with our collection of scenic, easy rides. From riverside trails to winery routes and hidden bush tracks, these rides highlight the best of our region. Each guide includes clear directions, local tips, and great places to stop for coffee, food, or wine.
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!
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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