A smooth native tree lined gravel road surrounded by open farmland

Rutherglen – Chiltern 

Gravel
29.6 km
GPX File
White: First timer
Green: Beginner
Blue: Intermediate
Black: Advanced
Double Black: Expert
A cyclist riding on smooth gravel road surrounded by native forest
A gravel road winding through open farmland and native bush
A cyclist riding on a wet gravel road surrounded by open farmland and native bush
A cyclist riding on a dently climbing gravel road with native trees on either side of the road with grey clouds and partial sunshine
  1. A cyclist riding on smooth gravel road surrounded by native forest
  2. A gravel road winding through open farmland and native bush
  3. A cyclist riding on a wet gravel road surrounded by open farmland and native bush
  4. A cyclist riding on a dently climbing gravel road with native trees on either side of the road with grey clouds and partial sunshine
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On top of world-class wines, Rutherglen offers boundless gravel cycling winding through farmland and sweeping native bush.

Weave through open farmland, historic sites and the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park on this picturesque point-to-point route. Start your ride from Chiltern or Rutherglen and enjoy a mix of trail surfaces, including bush tracks, double trails, farm trails and unpaved town streets. Ideal for intermediate cyclists while still providing enough challenge for more advanced gravel riders, this is a perfect Spring/Autumn ride with Magenta Mine, the historic Cornishtown Hall and views of Mount Ophir Estate along the way.

Start location - Rutherglen Visitor Information Centre
Finish location - Chiltern Visitor Information Centre / Community Pool car park
Elevation gain - 305m
Water & Toilets - Rutherglen Visitor Information Centre & Chiltern Community Pool

Note - This route is recommended for dry weather only.

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