Event Information

Contingency Planning This Weekend

Victoria's Northeast Alpine region is one of the most spectacular places in the world to ride, however the weather can be unpredictable and you can experience four seasons in one day. This will most likely be the case this weekend, but we are prepared.

Dinner Plain Lunch Stopover

Dinner Plain is the half way point where you will have lunch and change riders if you are in a relay. Have a look at what's for lunch and what's going on at Dinner Plain.

Event Weekend Program

Get all the information about what's going on during the event weekend.

Falls Creek Event Village

The start and finish of the ride is at Falls Creek. Have a look at what's going on before, during and after the ride at Falls Creek.

Key Event Details

All the facts and your questions answered.

On the Day

What time do you start riding? How do you get to the start line at Dinner Plain? Where do you marshal? Check out what goes on on the day here.

Rider Equipment and Compulsory Items

Lights, windvest, rain jacket, arm warmers, leg warmers... Find out what you need to bring away with you for the weekend, so that you have a safe and enjoyable ride.

Rider Registration and Ride Guide

Download the Ride Guide here and find out how to collect your Rider Registration Pack at Falls Creek before the ride.

Rider Support on Route

You won't be able to complete the ride on your own, that's why we have organised the following things to help get you through it. Food, water, first aid, toilets, mechanical and moral support. Find out about how we are there to support every rider to complete the challenge.

Road Rules for Cyclists

Find out all the road rules for a safe ride.

Safe Cycling and Rider Etiquette

We expect all participants to be competent bike riders, to have trained for the event and be familiar with riding on public roads. We also expect participants to have a well maintained bike and be able to perform basic repairs.

Winners Sports Nutrition

Whilst cyclists can spend thousands of dollars on their bikes, the piece of equipment that fails most is their body. Dehydration and inadequate food intake are the major reasons for good cyclists riding badly.