moderate
4 hours
Participants should have good physical fitness with comfortable riding experience.
Discover the thrill of mountain biking through ancient rainforests in Conway National Park. With expert guides and stunning scenery, this adventure offers a perfect blend of excitement and nature immersion.
Ages 12+ • 4 hours • Trail Grade Green/Blue • Beginner and Above Riders
Embark on an exhilarating 4-hour adventure through the ancient tropical rainforest of Conway National Park. Experience 2-2.5 hours of thrilling riding on top-of-the-line electric mountain bikes, exploring stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. Guided by experts, this unique journey combines breathtaking scenery with rich cultural history, making it a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts.
This is a 4-hour tour with approximately 2 - 2.5 hours of riding.
Ages 12+
Rising steeply behind Airlie Beach the Conway Ranges and Peninsular provide a 35km backdrop to the Whitsunday Islands and Whitsunday Passage. This park includes the rainforest-clad Conway Peninsula and protects the largest area of lowland tropical rainforest in Queensland outside Tropical North Queensland. Over tens of thousands of years and through climate fluctuations, the rainforest has persisted here, providing a continuous refuge for native plants and wildlife. Also providing a region for traditional land owners, the Ngaro and Gia people to roam the forests, harvesting riches of the land and the adjoining sea country.
This riding experience will be a highlight of your trip. As we climb and descend 15km along old logging tracks and across two seasonal creeks into the valleys of Conway National Park, we will learn about the ancient rainforest wilderness and wildlife from our experienced guides. Enjoy 2-2.5 hours of riding and exploring on this 4 hour tour. Where you'll have the chance to see some of Australia's magnificent flora and fauna, all while cruising on one of our top of the line Trek electric mountain bikes.
Ensure you wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for mountain biking and uneven terrain.
Carry enough water to stay hydrated, especially in warm tropical weather.
Be ready for challenging sections with steep climbs and muddy patches during the ride.
Use sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from tropical sun exposure.
Conway National Park has been a vital part of the region’s cultural landscape for thousands of years, with Aboriginal significance linked to the rainforest and waterways.
The area is managed with strict environmental policies, emphasizing habitat preservation and minimizing human impact to protect its unique biodiversity.
Provides protection during mountain biking on rugged trails.
Keeps you hydrated during physical exertion.
Protects against sunburn in tropical weather.
Maintain energy levels throughout the ride.