Hunter Valley Electric Bike Tours with Sutton Estate
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for riders with basic fitness, as pedal-assist reduces effort on hills or long stretches.
Overview
Discover the Hunter Valley’s vineyards and culinary highlights on an easy electric bike tour with Sutton Estate Electric Bike Hire. Choose between full or half-day rides featuring top wineries and a delicious stop at Ironbark Brewhouse.
Leisure Inn
Ages 14+ • Full Day (7 Hours) or Half Day (4 Hours) • Pick up from Leisure Inn
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About This Adventure
Experience the Hunter Valley like never before on an electric bike tour! Choose between a full or half-day adventure, visiting renowned wineries and enjoying delicious meals at Ironbark Brewhouse. With bike hire, helmets, and roadside assistance included, this unique journey promises unforgettable views and delightful tastings in a stunning landscape.
Welcome to the best way to tour the Hunter Valley on Electric Bike
Duration
Full day (7 Hours) Half day (4 Hours)
Includes
- Bike hire
- Helmet
- Roadside assistance
- Map
Recommended places to visit
On your tour we suggest the following wineries to visit when you pick up from Leisure Inn.
FULL DAY:
- Pick up 10am
- Glandore 11:30am
- Lunch at Ironbark Brewhouse 12:45pm
- Piggs Peake Winery 2:45pm
- Tintilla Winery 2:45pm
- Back by 4pm (winter) / 5pm (summer)
HALF DAY:
- Pick up 10am or 12pm
- Glandore 11:30am or 13:30pm
- Lunch/Afternoon Tea at Ironbark Brewhouse 12:45pm or 14:45pm
- Piggs Peake Winery 2:45pm
- Tintilla Winery 2:45pm
- Back by 2pm or 4pm (winter) / 5pm (summer)
Adventure Tips
Bring a water bottle
Stay hydrated while biking through the valley’s warm climate.
Wear comfortable clothing
Light, breathable clothes and layers help manage changing temperatures during the day.
Follow local road rules
Stay alert and ride responsibly, as some routes share narrow country roads with vehicles.
Book ahead for peak seasons
Reserve your e-bike tour in advance during summer and holiday weekends to secure your spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Rainbow lorikeets often flit through the eucalyptus trees.
- Eastern grey kangaroos can occasionally be spotted grazing near vineyard edges.
History
Hunter Valley is Australia’s oldest wine region, established in the early 19th century, shaping the area’s cultural identity and agricultural economy.
Conservation
Many wineries and local operators embrace sustainable agriculture and water conservation to protect the valley’s delicate ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head during the ride—provided by Sutton Estate but personal helmets can be used.
Water bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour, especially in the warm Australian climate.
summer|spring|fall|winter specific
Sunglasses
Protects your eyes from sun glare and dust on the trails.
summer|spring|fall specific
Light jacket or windbreaker
Useful for chilly mornings or breezy afternoons while cycling.
fall|winter|spring specific