Northern Rivers Rail Trail E-Bike Experience

Free cancellation

Place: Byron Bay

Duration: from 3 hours 30 minutes to 6 hours 45 minutes

Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Instant confirmation

Local touch

e-Voucher

Transport included

Do this because

Immerse yourself into Australia's natural countryside via e-bike - go further and see more
Ride into a 21 million-year-old volcano and learn the local history of the region
Experience the natural beauty of the rain forest by day and discover its unique natural flora and fauna
Ride the entire Northern Rivers Rail Trail in comfort and ease on a high-end e-bike

What to expect

Immerse yourself in nature as you ride the high-end e-bikes through lush hinterland, native temperate rainforests and a 500 m long tunnel. The Northern Rivers Rail Trail is 24 km long and has become one of Australia's great rides.

Following e-bike operation instructions and a trail safety briefing, you set off with a trail map in hand to help guide you along the track. Start your journey at Murwillumbah shop located directly on the trail and ride both directions back to the start point. You can also start at Mooball, the southern end of the tail if you prefer.

Spot wildlife, and possibly glow worms. You will be amazed at how easy and accessible this ride is for everyone of any age and riding ability. Discover what makes this region so special and why its protection is vital.

Important to know

Know in advance:

After making your booking, kindly inform the local operator about your preferred meeting location. Contact info found after booking
Remember to wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable closed-toe walking shoes

What’s included

Helmet

E-bike

Map

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Location

Meeting point:

You can meet at either Murwillumbah Railway Station, located at 1 Railway St, South Murwillumbah NSW 2484, Australia, or Mooball, located at the Crabbes Creek end.