Australian Alpine Epic Mountain Bike Trail

About Australian Alpine Epic Mountain Bike Trail

Australian Alpine Epic Mountain Bike Trail is a things to do venue in Mount Buller, Victoria.

It is the first IMBA accredited Epic trail in the Southern Hemisphere, making it a must-visit for adventure enthusiasts. The trail extends for around 40 kilometres, showcasing the natural beauty of the Australian Alps landscape.

It descends over 1,000 vertical metres from the top of Mount Buller down into the surrounding valley. The trail offers a unique experience, traveling through snow gum woodlands, treeless alpine summits, and ferny glades surrounded by granite monoliths.

The Australian Alpine Epic Trail is known for its stunning scenery and is perfect for adrenaline junkies seeking a thrilling experience. It combines technical aspects with endurance and mastery over tough terrain.

Guides are available to navigate the challenging trail, and the ride concludes at a cool mountain stream for a refreshing experience. The best time to visit Mount Buller for the trail is during the summer months from December to February when the trail remains open and the alpine environment is at its scenic best.

To reach Mount Buller, you can drive from Melbourne via the Hume and Maroondah highways, which takes approximately three hours. Alternatively, you can take a shuttle bus or coach from Melbourne, which takes between three to four hours.

One unique feature of the Australian Alpine Epic Trail is its ability to break the trip up into sections. Each section takes between four to seven hours, and accommodation options range from 3- to 5-star hotels at Mount Buller or mountain huts along the way.

The journey concludes with an exciting 10-kilometre descent, rewarding riders for their hard work. In conclusion, the Australian Alpine Epic Mountain Bike Trail at Mount

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Mount Buller, Victoria
• Phone: (03) 5777 6077
• Website: visit ↗

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