Bike Shop & Hire - Port Douglas Bike Tours

Ready for something different? This self-guided e-bike tour promises an unforgettable day of exploration, scenic beauty, and delightful pit stops. Hop on your electric bike and let’s pedal through this tropical paradise!

Take in all the delights of this authentic North Queensland village. Stop off at the Mossman Markets (open Saturdays), Mossman Gorge, Shannonvale causeway for a cool swim in the creek, Shannonvale Tropical Winery & the Australian Chocolate Farm.

Included:

Your morning shuttle to the starting point at the Cooya Beach and your afternoon pickup at the Chocolate farm.

Top quality eBike

Turn-by-turn GPS Guidance device

Mossman Gorge shuttle

Wine tasting

Chocolate tasting plate

Starting Point: Hartley’s Crocodile Farm (a visit beforehand is highly recommended!)

Route Overview:

Initial Climb: Begin your journey with a challenging ascent to the top of the escarpment via Hartley’s Falls for a refreshing swim, then leading onto Black Mountain Road.

Top Trail Section: Black Mountain Road is a scenic fire trail that winds through the rainforest beneath Black Mountain, eventually connecting to the Bump Track.

Bump Track Descent: Enjoy an exhilarating descent down the historic Bump Track, which leads into Port Douglas via the picturesque Mowbray Valley.

Ride Details:

Minimum Distance: Approximately 50 kilometers

Technical Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate (notably due to the steep descent on the Bump Track)

Physical Difficulty: Hard (why we recommend an e-bike to make it Intermediate)

Embark on an epic mountain biking adventure beginning up in the Tablelands, weaving through the rugged and beautiful landscapes of the Wet Tropical Queensland, before culminating in the coastal charm of Port Douglas.

Nine Mile

Begin your journey along Nine Mile Track, a mix of smooth sections and challenging, rugged trails. You'll pedal through dense rainforests, with towering trees providing shade and a sense of seclusion. The sounds of nature accompany you, enhancing the feeling of being immersed in the wild.

Transition to the Bump Track

As you continue, the trail seamlessly merges with the historic Bump Track. This descent is both thrilling and demanding, requiring focus and skill. The Bump Track winds through lush rainforest, with occasional breaks in the canopy revealing glimpses of the valley below. The terrain here varies from packed dirt to loose gravel, keeping you on your toes and adding to the excitement.

Final Stretch to Port Douglas

The final stretch takes you through picturesque landscapes, leading you to the charming coastal town with its beaches and cafes

Minimum Distance : 30 kilometres (2.5-3.5 hours)

Technical difficulty : Easy to Intermediate (due to Bump Track steep descent)

Physical difficulty : Medium (300 metres total climbing).