南オーストラリアのおすすめMTBライド

Measday's Lookout is a viewpoint right from the Cleveland National Park parking area on Mount Baker Road. This view stretches over the city and even to the coastline when it's clear.

Chinamans Hut TrackはMireen Trackから分岐して東のCleland Wildlife Parkまで続いています。道幅が広く、グループでの散歩に最適で、Cleveland National Parkの高い尾根に沿っています。

Bartrill Spur Track is a relatively steep path that climbs the hillside above the reserve. The narrow track ascends through native eucalyptus woodland, gaining elevation as it winds toward the higher ridgelines of the hills’ face. Along the climb, there are occasional gaps in the trees with beautiful views across the foothills toward Adelaide.

This multi-use track winds through the quiet valley of the reserve, climbing gradually through eucalyptus woodland, and follows the gully past rocky slopes and seasonal creek lines. Compared with the nearby Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit Trail, it offers a more secluded route through natural bushland. However, it is a shared trail used by walkers, runners, and mountain bikers, so keep an eye out for other users while enjoying the peaceful bush setting.

Chambers Gully Reserve spans almost 47 hectares of bushland in the foothills of the Adelaide Hills near Waterfall Gully. The reserve protects areas of native eucalyptus woodland and seasonal creeks that provide habitat for birds and other local wildlife. Walking trails wind through the quiet valley, offering a peaceful natural escape close to the eastern suburbs of Adelaide.

Mount Lofty is the highest point in the Mount Lofty Ranges and offers sweeping panoramic views across the city of Adelaide and the coastline of Gulf St Vincent. The summit features a well-known lookout, visitor facilities, and access to walking trails that pass through native bushland in the surrounding hills. Its elevated vantage point makes it one of the most popular viewpoints in the Adelaide Hills and a highlight of many nearby hiking routes.

Easy ride when it’s not too crowded with hikers. Lots of fun downhill, not too steep uphill. If you‘re reasonably fit, you don't need an e-bike here, although you increasingly see older people using them here.

Track and gully have been fully redeveloped while the trail was closed for most of 2024. Now it is more accessible for dirt riding, especially some very rugged, steep climbes have been resurfaced and are - not easy - but manageable now. Probably the best rideable trail from town towards Mt. Lofty.