Bike Routes: Australia & New Zealand

  • Notes:
    • The name of the ride is also a link to a map showing the detailed route of the ride. Click on the name, and the map will open in a new tab.
    • On the map, good places to stop and refuel are noted with a blue pin. Click on the pin for details.
    • Categorized Climbs: how professional bike races rate the difficulty of a hill, from Cat4 (the…not so..easiest) to Cat1 (the hardest).
    • Instructions for downloading any map for use in your cycling computer are at the bottom of this web page.
RideDistanceElevation GainCat 2Cat 3Cat 4
Great Ocean Road, Day 195 km1,174 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 2101.6 km1,746 m11—
Great Ocean Road, Day 392.1 km365 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 4145 14 km569 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 595.17 km298 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 683.03 km100 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 7104.8 km418 m———
Great Ocean Road, Day 859.57 km808 m———
New Zealand Wine Loop40.22 km77 m———

Instructions for downloading one of the above maps for use in your cycling computer:

  • Click on the name of the ride to open the map. In the upper left of the screen will be a box with the name of the map. To the right of the name will be three vertical dots. Click on those dots.
  • On the menu that appears, select the option, “Export to KML/KMZ.”
  • In the list box, choose the name of the route, check the “Export as KML” box, and then click the “Download” button.
  • Go the website KML2GPS.com, and follow the instructions for creating a GPX file that can be used on most bike computers.