Top Victoria Bike Rentals

Spend the day exploring Echuca Moama by e-mountain bike, great for the environment and makes it easy for you to see the sights without getting winded. The bikes can be picked up near the Visitor Information Center, where we will give you recommendations on where to cycle, including the Echuca Scenic Trail, to St Anne’s Winery or Three Black Sheep Cafe in Moana.

Enjoy a scenic self-guided bike ride along a dedicated bicycle and rail trail. Ride through spectacular countryside, spotting dairy cows in their paddocks and past relics of old trestle bridges. There is 50km of recreational bike riding trails for nature lovers, with many flat sections making for a leisurely, enjoyable e-bike ride suitable for all fitness levels. These beautiful trails are nice and quiet, so you won't have to worry about riding with traffic or dodging anyone in your way. The 12 Apostles Bicycle Trail meanders from Port Campbell on the Great Ocean Road to Timboon, Victoria. The bicycle trail also connects to the Camperdown to Timboon Rail Trail in Timboon which takes you through to Naroghid, near Camperdown, Victoria. With plenty of picturesque scenery, there will be lots of photo opportunities. Ride to the historic Timboon Trestle Bridge, stop at Schulz Organic Creamery and Cafe, or stop for food, local produce, sweets and ice cream in Timboon and Port Campbell.

Cycling is THE best way to see the Murray River region and riding around these parts is easy, with friendly trails for all abilities. Our super popular Green Pedal e-bikes (electric bikes) are available for hire for a couple of hours, half a day or a day or two! We offer delivery to your holiday accommodation (within 5km of Echuca CBD), or you can collect, by arrangement, from just near the Visitor Information Centre, located at 2 Heygarth Street Echuca. Bike riding has never been more FUN and easy!

Go whitewater rafting down the Yarra River on this tour from Wonga Park, a town near Melbourne. In a 2-person inflatable raft, you'll navigate Grade 2 rapids such as "pinball" and "Bob's rock," passing by the native bush scenery as you go.