Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and take a self-guided electric bike tour to Echuca Moama’s top tourist attraction – the Great Aussie Beer Shed. Your self-guided tour starts at Murray Esplanade, near the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre, where you’ll meet tour guide, David, and collect your electric bike and helmet (or a standard bike if you prefer).
Your tour takes you through the historic Port of Echuca, the Banuyle Forest, and the charming streets of Echuca East. You’ll then cycle to the Beer Shed, located in Maryann Road Echuca. At the Beer Shed, you’ll be transported back in time and amazed by the collection of Australian memorabilia.
The Beer Shed is open on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to visit. Your tour includes a free map and use of a bike lock, so everything is easy and stress-free.
We highly recommend a visit to the Beer Shed while you’re in Echuca Moama. The founder of this fantastic attraction, Neil, is a lot of fun and very engaging. You’re sure to be impressed with the exhibits and Neil’s hospitality. Plus, the Beer Shed is suitable for all ages.
A minimum of half a day’s bike hire is required for this experience. Book your tour today and discover the beauty of Echuca Moama on two wheels!
One popular route is to cycle over the new Echuca bridge which takes you from Echuca to Moama. Enjoy the views from the top of the bridge, where you’re likely to see the historic paddlesteamers cruising the river.
Another great option is the Campaspe River Loop, which takes you on a scenic tour of the Campaspe River. This route is perfect for nature lovers, as it offers a chance to see a variety of native flora and fauna.
Green Pedal Cycles also recommend riding to St Anne’s winery in Moama. Here you can indulge in a free wine tasting and sample delicious platters. Continue on the bike path for another short five-minute ride to Rich River Golf Club, where you can enjoy a round of mini-golf. On your way back to Echuca, stop in at the Three Black Sheep for coffee or lunch, or try one of the other great food options in Moama, including the Hammond Providore, Moama Bakery, the Border Inn, and Murray River Tea Rooms. Cycle over the original Echuca bridge, stopping to enjoy the stunning views of the Murray River, before arriving to Echuca just near the Visitor Information Centre. Take the bike path around Aquatic Reserve, which is home to the annual Riverboats Music Festival, before returning your hire bike.
Regardless of which route you choose, a self-guided E-Bike ride in Echuca Moama is a fun and enjoyable way to explore the area. Not only will you get to see some of the region’s most beautiful sights, but you’ll also be able to do so in an eco-friendly manner. So why not give it a try the next time you’re in Echuca Moama?
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