Bikepacking

Golf

Hiking

Mountain Biking

Road Cycling

Ski/Snowboard

Team training

Tennis

**British Columbia and Whistler locality**\
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World renounced for its mountain biking and skiing, Whistler is quite often referred to as the most popular mountain bike park in the world and one of the premier ski resorts in the world. The Whistler area caters to a wide variety of cycling from casual cycling and kids trails to downhill and pro lines. There are loads of facilities in the Whistler Village including ski/bike shops, rental and repair, there is also coaching available and camps for both ski and mountain biking.  British Columbia has a massive amount of mountain biking destinations to choose from including Vancouver Island, Kamloops, Sun Peaks, Silverstar, Revelstoke, Squamish and more.\
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Just across the border east in Alberta is Banff, the terminus of the epic Great Divide Trail, well known by bikepackers and hikers and also has a bike race, the tour de divide.\
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For golfers, the Arnold Palmer designed Whistler Golf club and Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club are right beside the Whistler Village while the Nicklaus North Golf Course (designed by Jack Nicklaus) is a few kilometres north. There are 3 more courses further afield in Pemberton and Squamish. While not known so much for road cycling, there are plenty of routes and events held in the Whistler area and plenty of destinations to cycle to including Vancouver Island.\
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[Trailforks British Columbia]( https://www.trailforks.com/region/british-columbia/ridingareas/)\
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[Whistler tourism golf](https://www.whistler.com/activities/golf/)\
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[Whistler tourism ski](https://www.whistler.com/skiing/)\
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[Whistler tourism road cycling](https://www.whistler.com/activities/biking/road/)\
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[Great Divide Bike Route](https://bikepacking.com/routes/great-divide-mountain-bike-route-gdmbr/)

BC, Canada

**Scotland**\
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Scotland is a top destination for a wide range of outdoor and adventure sports. St. Andrews is high on any golfer’s bucket list on top of a myriad of other spectacular courses to choose from. Scotland has also been mentioned as having some of the best mountain biking trails in the UK, especially in the Tweed Valley and Fort William at the Nevis Range. Fort William has hosted many UCI World Cup and World Championship races while the Nevis Range ski-field is also a top ski destination.\
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Bikepacking also has a big reputation here including the North Coast 500 popular with both pedal-powered and motor-powered visitors. The NC500 starts and finishes in Inverness at a distance of 516 miles. The Great Glen Way is another popular cycling route and is part of Scotland’s Great Trails network.\
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[Scotland Tourism - Golf](https://www.visitscotland.com/things-to-do/outdoor-activities/golf)\
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[North Coast 500 Tourism site](https://www.northcoast500.com)\
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[Trailforks Scotland](https://www.trailforks.com/region/scotland/ridingareas/)\
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[Scottish MTB Tourism](https://scottishmtbtourism.com/resources)\
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[Tweed Valley Tourism](https://www.gotweedvalley.co.uk)\
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[Scotland's Great Trails](https://www.scotlandsgreattrails.com)

Scotland

**Northern Thailand and Chiang Mai locality**\
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Chiang Mai is a popular city for cyclists and acts as a good base for riding in the north. There is a thriving road cyclist scene with plenty of bike shops for your road/gravel/mtb needs, great street food and the old city to explore.\
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For road cyclists there are plenty of challenging rides most have quite a substantial elevation gain around Thailand’s highest mountain Doi Inthanon and at Soi Suthep and even routes up to Chiang Rai. There are plenty of local and international tour companies that run multi day tours of Northern Thailand and into bordering Laos.\
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The Doi Suthep mountain biking trails have hosted an international enduro race and has variety of DH/Enduro trails and more relaxed touring trails. In town you find tour operators running guided tours suited to different skill levels riding through villages with scenic views over Chiang Mai city. MTB shuttles run in the form of a red truck taxi at Chiang Mai zoo just west of town. There is also more XC/trails at Grand Canyon - Hang Dong nearby.\
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Seasoned bikepackers have the possibility of the same epic scenery as many motorcyclists take on the 650km Mae Hong Son Loop reaching over 2000m above sea level. There is also the more manageable 390km Lanna Kingdom Loop getting up to over 1700m.\
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Chiang Mai airport is central to town and only a short drive to the old city. If you are travelling from Bangkok to Chiang Mai there is also an overnight train but be sure to book well in advance.\
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[Chiang Mai tourism](https://www.tourismthailand.org/Destinations/Provinces/Chiang-Mai/101)\
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[Trailforks Chiang Mai](https://www.trailforks.com/region/chiang-mai)\
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[Bikepacking Lanna Kingdom loop](https://bikepacking.com/routes/the-lanna-kingdom)\
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   [Bikepacking Mae Hong loop](https://www.komoot.com/collection/1091945/mae-hong-son-loop-a-bikepacking-adventure-through-the-thai-mountains)

Northern Thailand

**Southern Thailand and Phuket locality**\
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Famous for its beautiful beaches and islands, Southern Thailand also has a wide range of outdoor activities to do. Thailand is a popular destination for road cycling with plenty of short and long-distance routes and several multi-day tours around the south or further up to Bangkok or down to Malaysia. Bike shops, bike rental and bike tour companies can be found in Phuket. Phuket area has plenty of golf courses within a 15km radius to choose from. While there are no official mountain bike trail networks listed in Southern Thailand, there are off-road trails in Phuket for touring and many road touring routes in Phuket and southern Thailand.\
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[Tourism Thailand](https://www.tourismthailand.org/Destinations/South)\
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[Alltrails Phuket Mountain biking](https://www.alltrails.com/thailand/phuket/mountain-biking)\
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[Road Cycling Thailand](https://www.komoot.com/guide/72276/road-cycling-routes-in-thailand)

Southern Thailand

**Queenstown locality**\
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Queenstown and its surroundings are internationally renowned for its skiing and mountain biking and has options for many forms of cycling, from Heli biking to family friendly cycling. There is gondola access to the Queenstown bike park nearby town, Wynyard and Gorge road jump parks are also located close by. Two other lift assisted bike parks are located at Coronet Peak and Cardrona which also run a ski season. The Remarkables is also close by offering ski season lift access only. All three are a short drive away. If you are not an advanced bike rider wanting to ride park or jumps, there are plenty of trails to suit all skill levels. Queenstown has plenty of cycling tour operators and options from the extreme to casual winery cycle tours. Bike shuttle services also operate from Queenstown to popular destinations.Queenstown has a vast network of trails linking nearby towns which make for scenic short, all day or multi-day rides.\
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Bike park season dates run approximately from September to May. Ski season runs approximately June to October. Dates vary by region and year, please check the below links for specific dates.\
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[Queenstown tourism site](https://www.queenstownnz.co.nz)\
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[Trailforks](https://www.trailforks.com/region/queenstown)\
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[Queenstown trail network](https://queenstowntrails.org.nz/)

Queenstown NZ

**Wanaka locality**\
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Wanaka is a growing mountain bike destination with the recent addition of Glendhu bike park and a growing vast network of trails. There are trails both around the lake and at Sticky Forest, trails cater for all skill levels and are located only 2km north of the CBD. An easy flat bike ride around the lake to access the trail network. Lismore jump park is also only a few 100 meters from the centre of town. There are cycling options catering for advanced riders to family-friendly rides lakeside and riverside as well as scenic bike touring options that make for epic all-day rides. Bike shops, bike rentals and tour companies can all be found in Wanaka town.\
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Bike Glendhu bike park is located 13km west of Wanaka with their bike season running from approximately September to June (check website for details). Full workshop, cafe, heli-bike, mtb/e-bike rental and shuttles are available at the bike park. Cardrona bike/ski park is 35km south of Wanaka. Treblecone ski area, known for its vast uncrowded groomed runs, is located 30km away.\
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[Wanaka tourism](https://www.lakewanaka.co.nz/)\
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[Trailforks](https://www.trailforks.com/region/w-naka/)\
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[Bike Glendhu](https://bikeglendhu.co.nz)\
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[Bike Wanaka](https://bikewanaka.org.nz/)

Wanaka NZ

**Derby and North-East Tasmania locality**\
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Derby and its Blue Derby trail network is a premier mountain biking destination in Australia attracting mountain bikers from all over the world. The Blue Derby trailhead is right in town with over 100km of trails to suit all skill levels offering a wide variety of terrain and stunning forest scenery. The Blue Tier trails are further from town with approximately 30kms of riding. There are several MTB shuttle services and tour companies located in Derby. Shuttles run to upper Blue Derby, Blue Tier and the Bay of Fires trail and more. Trail access is free to everybody 365 days of the year, however a small few trails may not be accessible during some winter months. Spring and autumn have been recommended prime seasons to ride.\
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Derby town has plenty of amenities including cafes, restaurants, bars, bike shops, pump track, public access bike wash, showers and toilets. For bike tourers, a trail heads west from Derby to Branxholm and 8km west of Branxholm a 26km rail trail to Scottsdale.\
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Launceston airport is Derby's closest airport which is 1.5 hours / 105km drive away and has several vehicle rental companies offering cars, utes, RVs and more. Airport transfers to Derby are available, but if you have the time it is well worth exploring by vehicle other attractions and nearby mountain bike trail networks such as Wild Mersey, Launceston, George Town and St Helens.\
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[Blue Derby tourism site](https://www.ridebluederby.com.au/)\
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[Tasmania tourism site](https://www.discovertasmania.com.au)\
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[Blue Derby Trailforks](https://www.trailforks.com/region/blue-derby)\
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[Blue Tier Trailforks](https://www.trailforks.com/region/blue-tier-forest-reserve)\
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[Bay of Fires trail Trailforks](https://www.trailforks.com/trails/bay-of-fires-trail)

North-East Tasmania

**Hobart and South Tasmania locality**\
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Tasmania’s capital Hobart has a strong cycling scene with loads of MTB trails to choose from, some of the most popular being the Mt Wellington trails west of the city leading back to town, Meehan to the east and the (free access) Glenorchy Bike Park. There are tour operators and shuttles based in town as well as plenty of bike shops and bike rentals. Hobart is not just for mountain bikers, there are plenty of road cycling loops located around greater Hobart, some with very challenging climbs. Hobart has plenty of things to see and do off the bike too, from brewery and winery tours, markets to the very unique privately owned museum MONA.\
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Maydena Bike Park is a unique addition to Australia’s mountain biking with over 80km of trails and over 800meters of descending. Nicknamed the ‘Whistler of Oz’ and set in Tasmania’s scenic Mt. Field National Park of the Derwent valley, the park has spectacular views at it’s the peak sitting over 1000 meters above sea level. The bike park has trails suited to all levels (even pro lines) as well as bike hire, instructors, bike shop and repair, café/restaurant at the base. There are also bike and hiking trails outside of the park to explore the surrounding area.\
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For skiiing and snowboarding it is 73km or just over an hours drive from Hobart or 12km from Maydena to Mount Field visitor center to gain access to the community run Mount Mawson ski field. Facilities there are limited and there are no rental options, be sure to check for conditions and plan for snow chains.\
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For adventure riders and bikepackers there is the 480km Tasmanian trail located in Dover that leads up to Devonport in the north. Maria Island National Park is a great option too, and is accessed by ferry from Triabunna, north east of Hobart. This world heritage listed island is car-free and has plenty of bike trails to explore for a day trip, organised tour or there is camping or basic accommodation on the island, however you have to bring all your own supplies. There is bike rental available or you can bring your own on the ferry.Bruny Island is also a popular cycling destination accessible from Kettering 32km from Hobart.\
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Hobart Airport is a 25 minute drive from the city, there are plenty of vehicle rental choices including RVs for longer road trips. Maydena is 1.25 hour drive west from Hobart. Triabunna is just over an hour drive and 85km from Hobart. Dover is just over an hour drive or 79km from Hobart.\
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[Tourism Tasmania Hobart](https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/places/hobart-and-south)\
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[Trailforks Hobart](https://www.trailforks.com/region/hobart)\
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[Maydena bike park](https://www.maydenabikepark.com)\
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[Trailforks Maydena](https://www.trailforks.com/region/maydena)\
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[Maria Island](https://parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/maria-island-national-park)\
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[Tourism Maria Island](https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/places/east-coast/maria-island-national-park)\
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[Tasmanian Trail website](https://www.tasmaniantrail.com.au/)\
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[Bicycle Network Tasmania](https://ridewithgps.com/ambassadors/414-bicycle-network-tasmania)\
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[Bruny Island Tourism](https://www.brunyisland.org.au/)\
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[MONA Museum](https://mona.net.au)

South Tasmania

**Wild Mersey locality**\
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Listed as a world-class bike trail network, Wild Mersey boasts 98km and 68 trails interconnected between 3 towns: Latrobe, Railton and Sheffield. All three trailheads can be accessed by mountain/gravel bike on the scenic trails: Railton rattler (Sheffield to Railton) and Railton express (Railton to Latrobe). There are cycling options from jump and flow trails, e-bike ''e-challenge'' trails to all day marathons riding each towns trails. There is a bike wash station, shower and toilet facilities at the Latrobe trailhead. At Railton, there is a sealed pump track and bike wash. Signage and trail markings on the network are excellent and you''ll be hard pressed to not know where you're going.\
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The Tasmanian Trail, a well-known 480km multi-use trail popular with hikers, horse riders or bikepackers is also in the region. It runs from Tasmania’s north coast in Devonport to the south coast in Dover and traverses through Latrobe, Railton and Sheffield.\
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Launceston airport is the closest airport which is approximately a 1 hour / 85km drive away and has several vehicle rental companies offering cars, utes, RVs and more. If you have the time it is well worth exploring by vehicle other attractions and nearby mountain bike trail networks such as Launceston, Penguin, George Town, Derby and St Helens.\
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[Wild Mersey website](https://ridewildmersey.com.au)\
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[Trailforks Wild Mersey](https://www.trailforks.com/region/wild-mersey-21427)\
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[Tasmanian Trail website](https://www.tasmaniantrail.com.au/)\
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[Latrobe area tourism site](https://www.latrobetasmania.com.au/)\
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[Bicycle Network Tasmania](https://ridewithgps.com/ambassadors/414-bicycle-network-tasmania)

North-West Tasmania

**St Helens locality**\
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St Helens, known for its beautiful beaches, orange lichen covered boulders, fishing and oysters also has some great mountain biking. The Flagstaff trail network is just 5km out of town accessible by the town link bike trail or vehicle. There are trails to suit all skill levels, jump lines, scenic loops like dreaming pools and kid-friendly trails close to the trailhead. There is a café, picnic area, public toilets at the trailhead. Shuttle services are accessible from town or the trailhead to take you to the upper sections, all areas of the trails are accessible by peddle.\
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The other part of St Helens trail network is the Bay of Fires trail, a challenging and scenic 40+km blue graded trail descending from 700m to sea level at Swimcart Beach, 14km north of St Helens. There are plenty of climbing sections so a good level of fitness and bike skills are required. Getting to the trailhead requires a 30km drive or there are plenty of MTB shuttle services in St Helens, they also do pickups when you finish at Swimcart Beach to get you back to town.\
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St Helens has plenty of amenities including cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, bars and bike shops.\
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Launceston airport is the closest airport which is approx 2 hours / 155km drive away and has several vehicle rental companies offering cars, utes, RVs and more. If you have the time it is well worth exploring by vehicle other attractions and nearby mountain bike trail networks such as Derby, Wild Mersey, Launceston and George Town.\
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[St Helens MTB trails site](https://www.sthelensmtbtrails.com.au)\
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[Trailforks Bay of Fires trail](https://www.trailforks.com/trails/bay-of-fires-trail)\
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[Trailforks Flagstaff trails](https://www.trailforks.com/region/flagstaff-trail-network-33187)\
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[Tourism St Helens](https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/places/east-coast/st-helens)

East Tasmania

**West Coast Tasmania**\
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West Coast Tasmania is a unique, rugged and raw place with areas visibly shaped by the westerly winds known as the roaring forties. The legacy of mining is still very prominent in many towns with remaining equipment, train and tram lines. This uniqueness makes for unforgettable adventuring and the west coast has excellent mountain biking with spectacular views from places like Mt Owen, part of the Queenstown MTB trail network that leads down into town. The lower Queenstown trailhead can be accessed by bike or vehicle at the end of Tramway Street just east of town. To access the upper trails on Mt Owen you’ll need to book a shuttle in town with pickups nearby at Headley Faulls Park, there is also a bike wash station located here.\
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Queenstown makes for a great hub to explore the other MTB trail networks near Zeehan in the north and Strahan in the west. There’s a variety of riding from rocky exposed downhill trails at Mt Owen to flow at Oonah Hill in Zeehan and shared hiking and biking trails in picturesque rainforest at Montezuma Falls.\
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There is plenty of mining history to discover in the surrounding towns and tour operators located in Queenstown have options of white water rafting, kayaking, hiking, sight-seeing and more. The West Coast Wilderness Railway is very popular, running 35km through rainforests between Strahan and Queenstown. Another very popular option is cruising from Strahan down the Gordon River in the remote and rugged Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.\
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[West Coast Tasmania tourism site](https://westcoasttas.com.au)\
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[Trailforks Queenstown](https://www.trailforks.com/region/queenstown-1611308486)\
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[Trailforks Zeehan](https://www.trailforks.com/region/zeehan)\
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[RoamWild Queenstown MTB shuttle and tour operator](https://www.roamwild.com.au)\
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[Queenstown Bike Rentals](https://westcoastride.com)\
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[West Coast Wilderness Railway](https://www.wcwr.com.au)\
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[Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National park](https://parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/franklin-gordon-wild-rivers-national-park)

West Tasmania

**French Alps**\
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The French Alps provide some of the best sporting locations on the planet. Mountain bikes have an array of choices from alpine single track to some of the best lift-assisted bike parks in the world including top-ranked trails on Trailforks at Bike parks: Les Gets, Morzine, and Avoriaz as well as Chatel and Alpe d'Huez. There are many ski resorts in this area including the top-ranked: La Plagne, Portes du Soleil, and Chamonix, plus many more. Road cyclists have epic challenging climbs to famous Tour de France peaks like Alpe d’Huez, Col du Tourmalet, Col de la Madeleine, and Col du Galibier.\
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Les Gets and Morzine alpine villages located close to each other are renowned for their ski slopes but also for fantastic road cycling and mountain biking. While Les Gets hosts the Crankworx World Tour mountain biking festival, Morzine bike park is a top favourite for downhill mountain bikers. For road cyclists, the Col de Joux Plane from Morzine offers challenging ascents with breathtaking views.\
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Chamonix, located at the base of the mighty Mont Blanc, is a playground for all outdoors enthusiasts. Road cyclists can tackle the nearby Col des Montets offering stunning views of Mont Blanc. But it’s the mountain bikers who truly thrive here. The Chamonix Valley boasts thrilling trails to ride around Lac d’Emosson.\
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[French Alps Tourism Board](https://www.auvergnerhonealpes-tourisme.com/en/)\
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[Trailforks French Alps](https://www.trailforks.com/region/auvergne-rhonealpes/)\
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[Komoot Road Cycling Alps](https://www.komoot.com/guide/831/road-cycling-routes-in-the-alps)\
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[Ski resorts](https://www.auvergnerhonealpes-tourisme.com/en/)\
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[Les Gets Bike Park](https://www.lesgets.bike/en/)

East France

**Finale Outdoor Region, Italy**\
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The Finale Outdoor Region is a group of coastal towns in the northwest region of Italy, famous for their beautiful beaches, medieval architecture, outdoor activities and gelato! Popular outdoor activities include mountain biking, hiking, trail running climbing, and water sports.\
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The Finale mountain bike trail network is a dream destination for mountain bikers offering descents with spectacular scenery overlooking the mediterranean and leading into the coastal towns. The ex-NATO base at approximately 1000m above sea level is a popular shuttling point with plenty of trails suited to downhill and enduro riding however with over 200 trails, riders of any skill level will find enjoyable riding. A large portion of trails are also e-bike friendly.  The network is primarily located around Finale Ligure and Pietra Ligure with more trails found in nearby Bardineto, Osiglia, and Mallare. The Enduro World Cup race is usually held in May, but the trails are open all year round for anyone who wants to experience them.\
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Finale Ligure and its sister town FInalborgo is a popular choice for mountain bikers, with all amenities available close by including bike shops, bike rentals, single-day or multi-day bike tours, bike shuttles, and bike hotels. There are also bike schools that offer courses and coaching.  Restaurants, shops, and transport links are all located close to town. There are also trails to access the town from the bike trail network.\
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[Finale Tourism info](https://visitfinaleligure.it)\
[Finale Outdoor Region Tourism info](https://www.finaleoutdoor.com)\
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Shuttles bike camps tours and rentals\
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[mtbtrailsfinaleligure](https://mtbtrailsfinaleligure.it)\
[superbike](http://www.superbikespotorno.it/)\
[bikeshuttle.me](https://www.bikeshuttle.me/en/index.htm)\
[mtbfinale.eu](https://www.mtbfinale.eu)\
[soulcyclesfinaleligure.com](http://www.soulcyclesfinaleligure.com)\
[residence4bikers.com](http://www.residence4bikers.com)\
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Route info\
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[Trailforks Finale Ligure](https://www.trailforks.com/region/finale-ligure)\
[Road cycling Finale Ligure](https://www.komoot.com/guide/586794/road-cycling-routes-around-finale-ligure)

North West Italy

Utah is an all-year outdoor enthusiast’s dream destination with rugged mountains, spectacular rock formations, cliffs, mesas, gorges, and plateaus. There are 15 ski resorts and a myriad of summer outdoor activities. Arches National Park has the largest concentration of natural arches in the world and is located just northeast of Moab. Zion National Park is also another popular destination located near Virgin and also hosts the world’s best freeride mountain biking event, Redbull Rampage.\
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Moab is a popular choice as a base for mountain bikers, hikers, and rock climbers. Moab is known around the world by mountain bikers for the Slickrock trail. Park City Ski Resort is a popular choice for both snow and biking.\
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For bikepackers, The 254km Kokopelli trail links two popular cycling destinations, Moab, Utah, and Fruita, Colorado.\
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[Trailforks Utah](https://www.trailforks.com/region/utah/)\
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[Ski Utah](https://www.skiutah.com/)\
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[Redbull Rampage](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Bull_Rampage)\
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[Bikepacking kokopelli trail](https://bikepacking.com/routes/kokopelli-trail-bikepacking-route/)



Utah, USA

Colorado is a top outdoors destination with the rocky mountains on the western half of the state providing spectacular views and top ski destinations like Aspen and Vail as well as bike parks like Evolution in Crested Butte and Snowmass Bike Park north of Aspen.\
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For bikepackers, the 254km Kokopelli trail links two popular cycling destinations, Fruita, Colorado and Moab, Utah.\
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**Telluride, Colorado**\
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Telluride ski resort with its highest trails at 3815m is known for its uncrowded slopes and lifts, including gondolas. There are 93 mountain biking and 109 hiking trails in the area. There are plenty more outdoor activities including Road cycling, Gravel cycling, Rock climbing, Fishing, Rafting and more.\
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[Colorado tourism](https://www.colorado.com/)\
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[Colorado ski resorts](https://www.colorado.com/colorado-ski-resorts)\
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[Bikepacking kokopelli trail](https://bikepacking.com/routes/kokopelli-trail-bikepacking-route/)\
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[Trailforks Telluride](https://www.trailforks.com/region/telluride/)\
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[Road cycling Telluride](https://www.komoot.com/guide/1960700/road-cycling-routes-around-telluride)\
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[Telluride Ski Resort](https://tellurideskiresort.com/)\
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[Telluride ski info](https://www.skiresort.info/ski-resort/telluride/)

Colorado, USA

Wales known for its spectacular coastal and mountain regions is popular with outdoors enthusiasts, particularly hikers and cyclists. Snowdonia National Park located in North Wales is high on the list of top destinations as is Pembrokeshire National Park on the coast and Brecon Beacons National Park in the South.\
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Merthyr Tydfil\
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Bike Park Wales is 5km south of Merthyr Tydfil, offering 269m of descent with 51 trails for all MTB skill levels from green to pro-line. The bike park offers bike rental, coaching, vehicle uplift, bike shop and workshop.\
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[Bike Park Wales](https://www.bikeparkwales.com/)\
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Machynlleth\
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5km north of town is the creation of ex world cup racer Dan Atherton, Dyfi Bike Park. Set in Dyfi forest, there are 11 trails, vehicle uplift, café and food at the trailhead. The terrain can be rugged, trails are rated from red upwards and is suited to more experienced mountain bikers.\
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[Dyfi Bike Park](https://www.dyfibikepark.co.uk/)\
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[Wales tourism](https://www.visitwales.com)\
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[Snowdonia](https://snowdonia.gov.wales/)\
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[Pembrokeshire](https://www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales)\
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[Brecon Beacons](https://www.breconbeacons.org/)\
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[Visit Merthyr](https://www.visitmerthyr.co.uk/)\
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[Trailforks Wales](https://www.trailforks.com/region/wales-3365/)

Wales, UK

**Mont Sainte-Anne**\
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Mont-Sainte-Anne is an all-year resort located about 40km northeast of Quebec City, offering diverse terrain for outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year. In winter, the mountain features 71 ski runs spread across 625 meters of vertical drop, with 19 runs illuminated for night skiing.\
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During the warmer months, the mountain transforms into a premier mountain biking destination, hosting World Cup events with over 379km of cross-country and downhill trails suitable for all skill levels. Hikers can explore 42km of trails offering spectacular views of the St. Lawrence River and Île d'Orléans. Gondola access commonly runs May to October in summer and from December to April for winter.\
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[Mont Sainte-Anne Resort](https://mont-sainte-anne.com/en)\
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[Trailforks Mont Sainte-Anne]( https://www.trailforks.com/region/beaupre/)\
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[Ski Map Mont Sainte-Anne](https://www.skiresort.info/ski-resort/mont-sainte-anne/trail-map)

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