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Amazing flowing climbs and views over the Glass house mountains as far as Brisbane.
SUITABILITY
Suitable for experienced road cyclists with advanced skills riding in traffic and on rural roads with above average fitness. . Some road speeds are >60km/hr. Roads can be narrow and winding and most have narrow or no rideable shoulders. Advanced – includes 1200m of climbing.
HIGHLIGHTS
Get ready for a challenging climb on this hinterland ride. Leaving Landsborough you begin with a gentle ride to Beerwah then head onto Peachester Road as the climbing begins, gently at first and then a steep ascent through Bellthorpe National Park for unmatched views south to Glasshouse Mountains. Continue along the ridge to Maleny enjoying more stunning hinterland views. Stop in Maleny for a coffee and a snack before the downhill begins back to Landsborough through Bald Knob, with fast descents and sweeping corners. Watch for oncoming traffic on the narrow descent. This is a difficult ride with narrow winding roads but worth the challenge.
AFTERWARDS
Landsborough although small has ample cafes and restaurants to refuel you after your ride, including the historic Landsborough Hotel. Stop at Australia Zoo on your way back.
HOW TO GET THERE
Starts and finishes at Landsborough near the railway station. Plenty of parking in the area. Located on the railway, Landsborough is an easy train ride up from Brisbane or a 15 minute drive from the Sunshine Coast.
IMPORTANT: On-road cyclists should always ride with caution and be aware that conditions can change at any time. Cyclists using rural roads may encounter heavy vehicles and should be aware that roads can be narrow and undulating with varying shoulder widths. Notify someone of your intended route and be prepared with water, food and sun protection.
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