bellarine rail trail
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bellarine rail trail印象
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Walked a bit of the trail, I really need more time to come back and do the whole trail from start to end
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Did this trail from Geelong to Queenscliff and back. Its a pretty trail passing by canola farms,paddocks and olive orchards. Stretch closer to Queenscliff is a scenic ride with placid blue ocean on one side. Surface of the trail is sealed to hard packed, which can be done on a road bike too. Though there are not many options of cafe or other eating places on the way one can stop at Drysdale, which lies right in half way of the trail and has the old railway station for visiting.
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We have ridden this trail twice. It's about 36 km each way and for us, it was an all day event both times. We are casual bike riders and rode for the sake of crossing another rail trail off of our list. The second time we rode with my sister and brother-in-law. There are not many places to buy food and drink along the way. We packed drinks and snacks, there was a kiosk at Drysdale station and public toilets in the park there. Another public toilet spot was next to the trail at Leopold. Once we arrived at Queenscliff, there were many cafes ad restaurants to choose from. We bought fish and chips and sat in the park by the ocean to gain the energy to ride back to Geelong. There is a steam train that runs between Drysdale and Queenscliff that is popular for anyone who wants to enjoy the trail without the physical activity. This is a limited service so check out their operating hours and days before relying on them operating.. We rode the trail one Easter and there was a Thomas the tank engine event on in Queenscliff.
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Great for the young Thomas the Tank Engine fan.Enjoyable afternoon out.Host of other activities for the kids to do too.Kids will love it!
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We rode from South Geelong to Queenscliff which was a long slog especially for people who dont really ride bikes. There isnt a lot to see but if you make it to Queenscliff make sure you stop for a coffee before you leave!
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Now that this track is sealed it makes riding it really easy. There are toilets on the way, and the trail is well signed.
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Its a nice easy flat ride but it is a bit much of a much ness: However leaving from Geelong the end is at Queenscliff which is a lovely little coastal town with a great Fish & chips and if you cycle further on round you can ride along the coastal road to Barwon Heads
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I am an average bike rider, however we were able to easily accomplish the trail. We rode out from Queenscliff to Drysdale. Had a short break, and rode back. Lovely way to enjoy the Bellarine area. We will do this again. One thing which was a dissapointment, is that it does not continue on to Portarlington, and then back around the bay to Queenscliff.
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I entered onto the trail on the section through Leopold which is all composed of tarmac. I have recently walked it several times and cycled it several times. I enjoy it. My dog enjoys it. I recommend doing it.
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The Bellarine Rail Trail is a wonderful place to go to walk, ride and enjoy exercise without any pressure or competition, and its Free. Its mostly flat and not too demanding for all ages and there are plenty of areas to park your car and start off wherever you want. You can build up your fitness by extending your distance as you please and my dog loves going with me and we get fit together. Even on a hot day there are lots of shady spots and places to sit if you need a break but dont forget to take your water if you intend to go a long way. Enjoy this local track and get fit at the same time.