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Watch: Explore the Barossa Rail Trail By Bike
The Barossa Valley is one of South Australia's premier wine regions to visit. In this short video, you'll be taken on a cycle journey along the Barossa Rail Trail where you'll discover numerous towns, vineyards and classic Australian landscapes.
Unfortunately, while watching this, you won't be able to eat or drink any of the amazing local delicacies - for that you'll need to explore the Barossa Valley on an affordable
self-guided cycling tour.
About the Barossa Valley
The Barossa Valley offers a range of places that are ideal for food and wine lovers to visit. Highlights include Chateau Tanunda, Penfolds Cellar Door, and Maggie Beer's Farm, which are all fan favourites with locals and tourists.
The terrain of the Barossa Valley is perfect for those seeking a leisurely cycling holiday. This is thanks to built-in bike paths which make it accessible and easy to get around to explore the beautiful towns, amazing vineyards and hidden gems the Barossa Valley has to offer.
Trails such as the Jack Bobridge Track and Barossa Rail Trail showcase a variety of different landscapes and ranges in difficulty from hills, to winding corners and flat paths.
Watch the Barossa Trail Cycling Video
About the Barossa Valley Cycling Tours
Australian Cycle Tours offers a selection of self-guided bike tours in the Barossa Valley. For that quick getaway, why not book our
Barossa Valley Short Break Cycle tour, which is a 2-day trip that showcases an assortment of cafes, wineries and restaurants, plus allows you to soak up the country scenery.
Alternatively, try our
Clare and Barossa Valley Combined Cycle, which takes you on a 5-day trip through both of these stunning regions. You will get to cycle some of the best trails and loops in South Australia. Also, you'll get to sample some of the best shiraz and riesling in Australia, this trip is a must-do for wine lovers!
Are you ready to explore the stunning Barossa Valley or have you been already? Let us know in the comments below.