New Edition of BikePaths & RailTrails Guide: Your complete SPRING Cycling Guide ... same LOW price!

New Edition of BikePaths & RailTrails Guide still only $24.95 rrp

 Australia's best selling SPRING cycling guide is really four guides in one!

Bp8_cover_small* 100's of safe off road escapes along Melbourne's fabulous bike paths * European style 2WheelTouring on the rail trails * Victoria's best Sip n Cycle cafés sponsored by Monte Coffee and * the Ride to Work bible.

This all new re-badged handy, take anywhere pocket size, spiral bound BikePaths & RailTrails Guide (eighth edition) is over 200 pages. It is 50% bigger than before and features 80 new and fully revised maps, exciting new touring and Ride2work chapters. It has the new Port Fairy and Rutherglen rail trails and the O'Shannassay Aqueduct trail, the top cycling and pram walk parks and heaps more.

There are more than 40 fully revised metro maps covering Melbourne's fabulous network of paths,cafes, bike shops and Age_mast_smallparks!

Still only $24.95 rrp Available from RACV shops, newsagents, bike stores, book and map shops mand from the E store on this site.

Ride2Work Save more than $6,000 a year

  • How to get started
  • Bike and gear selection
  • Experts tips and advice
  • Ride2Work maps + cafes
  • Sponsored by Malvern Star

European style 2WheelTouring

  • 22 rail trails maps
  • Cafes, wineries, hotels
  • Motels, buses & info centres
  • Lilydale-Warburton trip ideas
  • Beechworth & Bright touring
  • Pedal to Produce

SipnCycle Cafes, the best cafes on the paths & trails

  • Country town cafes listings
  • Metro and country cafe maps
  • Ride to work cafes

 

Your comments

Michael McGinnis

I am planning a bike plus trailer trip from Melbourne inland via Wagga Wagga to Canberra. Does your book provide guidance for departing Melbourne and proceeding along that route?  Thanks,   Mike McGinnis

Sunday, 09/05/10, at 11:59 AM    

Jane Robinson

We're planning a cycling trip to Melbourne, via the Overland Express, with a trip to Phillip Island on the itinerary. It looks as though we can catch a train to Frankston, but are there any cycle paths/lanes between Frankston and Stony Point where we catch the ferry? What would be the safest route?

Thank you. 

Tuesday, 13/07/10, at 22:43 PM    
 

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