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Canberra Centenary Trail is a long-distance walking and cycling route that forms a 145-kilometre loop around the Australian Capital Territory. In this rural section near Hall, the trail follows easy farm paths and grassy hills as it approaches the climb to One Tree Hill. This quieter part of the route offers expansive views of farmland and distant ranges, giving the walk a remote feel despite being close to Canberra.

Hall is a small historic village on the northern edge of the ACT and a common starting point for the route to One Tree Hill. The path from the village quickly leaves the streets behind and climbs through open farmland toward the ridge. Its quiet rural setting is a charming gateway to the surrounding countryside and nearby tracks.

The National Arboretum in Canberra has beautiful cycling tracks that run across the whole place. It’s perfect for mountain or gravel bikes. The natural scenery combined with the zen of flowing tracks and change in elevation means you could simply ride forever.

Superb singletrack

Best seat in the house to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this place. One of the many highlights at the Arboretum.

A fast route through the Aboretum and a great view point of Black Mountain Tower.

Full map of the Bruce Ridge trails, accessible from the nearby bikepath and carpark on Dryandra Street.

Local Brewery - serves food and beers. Some bicycle themed decor and naming of products.