We call this Day 0 as this will be the afternoon people will arrive into Launceston.

Your transfer will be awaiting you and your bike, transferring you to our hotel in the centre of Launceston

This evening will consist of 'welcome drinks' at 7pm followed by Dinner and Tour Briefing.

Launceston > Bridport: approx 85km

We depart from StGiles today, make sure to powder your nose as the media will be present to send us off on our journey.

Today we have an incredibly stunning ride to Bridport via the Sideling Lookout, the  Bay of Fires Winery and Dalrymple Vineyard.

Golfing fans may want to grab an evening swing at Barnbougle Lost Farm or await for 9 holes in the morning

Bridport  > Derby: Approx. 55km

Highlights:

Today riders have the option to stay in Bridport and complete nine holes of golf at the Barnbougle Lost Farm golf course, riding to Derby later on in the day

If you dont fancy golf, you can ride the 55km direct to Derby where you can swap over to a rental MTB and hit the trails

• North Scottsdale Forest Reserve
• Mount Horror Forest Reserve
• Barnbougle Lost Farms Golf Resort
• Derby Mountain Bike Trails

Derby > St Helens > Scamander  > Four Mile Creek: Approx. 100km

Departing from Derby riders will enjoy the undulating roads to the peak of the Blue Tier to then descend into St Helens where you continue along the rugged coastline to Four Mile Creek

Highlights:

• Weldborough Pass
• Blue Tier Forest Reserve
• Pyengana
• Bay of Fires
• Shelley Point - National Whale Trail
• Scamander
• White Sands Estate, Brewery and Winery

Four Mile Creek > Coles Bay: Approx. 85km

Today is a pure coastal day as we wave goodbye to our private winery and head south via Chain of Lagoons, Seymour and Bicheno. The Douglas-Apsley National Park sits on your right all day as you make your way down the Tasman Hwy to Coles Bay

Highlights:

• Little Beach State Reserve
• Chain of Lagoons
• Bicheno Blowhole
• South Esk Pine Reserve
• Freycinet National Park

Coles Bay > Orford: Approx. 110km

A lovely coastal ride today after a morning boat ride, via Swansea, Little Swanport and Triabunna as we descend into our secluded waterfront resort for the evening.

Highlights:

• Freycint National Park
• Nine Mile Beach
• Dolphin Sands
• Maria Island Gateway

Orford > Hobart: Approx. 80km

The last piece of the east coast puzzle as we head inland via Runnymede and Richmond to Hobart.

Farewell dinner for our Eastcoasters before a rest day for the Circumnavigators!

Highlights:

• Orford Gorge
• Meehan Range Nature Reserve

Hobart

A busy day for staff as we wave goodbye to our Eastcoasters, transferring them to the airport.

They will also be welcoming the Westcoasters as they arrive into Hobart airport.

Circumnavigators can sleep in, relax and discover historical Hobart on their rest day.

Hobart  > Tarraleah: Approx. 125km

A big day on the road, as we depart Hobart following the River Derwent to New Norfolk, onto Ouse, then climbing all the way to Tarraleah.

Highlights:

• Derwent River and Railway
• Mount Dromerdary Forest Reserve
• Ouse
• Wayatinah Forest Reserve
• Tarraleah

Tarraleah > Queenstown: Approx. 135km

Another big day for the group, but just amazing, you won't forget today as we immerse oursleves in the wild Franklin-Gordon. Our destination is Queenstown, one of Australia's oldest mining towns and home to new MTB trails!

Highlights:

• Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
• Tarraleah Hydro
• Derwent Bridge
• Lake King William
• Donaghys Hill
• Lake Burbury and Crotty Conservation Area
• 99 Bends

Queenstown > Strahan: Approx. 45km

An easy day on the cards giving riders the option to sleep in or head out for some MTB fun on the new trails around Queenstown.

Some may be interested in heading to Strahan early and hopping on a Gordon River Cruise

Highlights:

• Mount Dundas Regional Reserve
• Queenstown MTB Trails
• Strahan Harbour

Strahan > Zeehan > Tullah: Approx. 85km

Looping around the western side of the Mount Dundas reserve, riders will enjoy the quiet roads to Zeehan (also a rapidly developing MTB trails area) before making their way to Tullah via Rosebery.

Highlights:

• Gordon River Reserve
• Historic Zeehan
• Lake Pieman Forest Reserve
• Mount Murchison Regional Reserve

Tullah > Gowrie Park: Approx. 85km

Another amazing stretch of road and also quite challenging as the group finds themselves along an isolated stretch of the western side of the island. Along the way you will see the turnoff for Cradle Mountain

Highlights:

• John Fynch Forest Reserve
• Black Buff Lookout
• Dove River Conservation Area
• Cradle Mountain turn-off
• Mount Roland Regional Reserve

Gowrie Park > Launceston: Approx. 105km

Our last day on the road with Mount Roland cheering us all the way back to Launceston via Mole Creek and Deloraine

Highlights:

• Mole Creek
• Mount Roland
• Brickendon Estate - UNESCO World Heritage
• Welcome home from our dear friends at StGiles and the City of Launceston