Peaceful surrounds, excellent adventures and delicious food and wine make up this fun tour
Bike through the wonderful scenery of the Barossa and Clare Valley
Leisurely pedal through the serene surrounds
Potter about through the landscape, visiting the cellar doors and sampling the wines
The paths and trails used on this tour really enhance the trip as they truly are delightful and enjoyable to ride
Tuck into the delicious cuisine included in the tour, and sample some of the finest wines

Cycling Tour Barossa & Clare Valley (Self Guided)

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4 days
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This 4 day cycling tour in the Barossa and Clare Valley lets you discover the incredible food and wine highlights of South Australia at your own pace. This a self-guided itinerary, so you can cycle at your own pace, stop for as long as you want at the designated stops, and explore places off the beaten path if your heart desires. Having said that, support is never far away with a phone call if assistance is required. Join this wonderful cycling tour through rolling vineyards, some of Australia’s oldest cellar doors and world-class wines. Cycle the off-road paths available including the length of the wonderful Riesling Rail Trail in the Clare Valley. Enjoy!

  • Category
    For Food Lovers
  • Type
    Self-Guided
  • Duration
    4 days
  • Culture Level
    Familiar
  • Skill Level
    1 - Beginner
  • Activity Level
    2 - Moderate
  • Elevation
    1 - Easy
  • Terrain
    Agricultural
  • Distance
    59 miles
  • Avg. Daily Distance
    19.9 miles
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Quick Stats

  • Duration
    4 days
  • Main Destination
    South Australia
  • Distance
    59 miles
  • Avg. Daily Distance
    19.9 miles
  • Elevation
    1 - Easy
  • Terrain
    Agricultural

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Itinerary Details

  1. Day 1Arrive Adelaide & Overnight

    Check into your lovely accommodation in central Adelaide.  Note that if you are driving, there is a Wilsons parking lot close to the hotel, but if you are renting a car for the purpose of doing the tour, it's better to arrange to collect it in the morning of day 2.

    • 4-star Mayfair or equivalent
  2. Day 2Cycling the Barossa Trail

    After breakfast, around 9am, transfer to Nuriootpa in the heart of the Barossa - you will either need to have your own transport, or add the optional transfers to your booking - the journey takes about 1 hour. Upon arrival, you will be set up on your bikes, together with maps and directions, for your fun day of cycling around the beautiful Barossa. Visit the famous gourmet & wine outlets including Maggie Beers, Penfolds, Jacobs Creek, and enjoy a winery lunch at the renowned St Halletts cellar door, and visit many more.

    At the end of the day drop your bikes back and then drive 10 minutes down the road to your comfortable lodgings for the night.


    • 12.4 - 28 miles
    • Barossa Weintal, Tanunda (or similar)
    • Breakfast and Lunch
  3. Day 3Cycling to Clare on the Reisling Trail

    After breakfast, transfer to Auburn in the Clare Valley (about a 1hr drive). A fantastic day awaits cycling the Riesling Rail Trail to Clare including an exclusive wine tasting at Kilikanoon Winery. Your ride includes lots of scheduled stops on the way. The majority of the riding is on the rail trail, however there are some sections on quiet country roads. Enjoy a full gourmet lunch at the highly regarded Skillogalee Winery. Your bags are transferred for you with no driving required for the next 2 days.  A restaurant dinner is included tonight.

    • 18.6 - 21.7 miles
    • Clare Country Club or similar
    • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  4. Day 4Cycling the Riesling Trail return to Auburn

    Enjoy a cooked breakfast in Clare and get ready to ride your way back to Auburn tracing a slightly different route, all off-road with lots of optional diversions including the historic Sevenhill Cellars. Make sure you view the small museum and the barrel cellar downstairs, a step back in time. Oh, and the wines are worth a little taste too, if not for a touch of holiness. Optional: For keen and fit riders, the Father Rogalski Loop (10km/6.2mi) is a worthy distraction. It is steep in parts, but the views and the wineries on the route are great rewards, especially the brilliant Pikes Wines.

    Enjoy a gourmet platter style lunch at the stunning O’Leary Walker Winery and take in the view along with some excellent wines before riding back to Auburn.

    Collect your bags(delivered back for you) & transfer/drive back to Adelaide.

    • 15.5 - 18.6 miles
    • Breakfast and Lunch