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3 Wheely Awesome Bike Tours In The NT That Never Get Tyred!

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From Darwin to Uluru and all the way to the Alice, there are heaps of places for you to bike, ranging from the very challenging to the easy going, all of which perfect for seeing the sites and experiencing mother nature at her finest.

So, if you’re looking for a wheely awesome bike, quadbike or motorbike adventure round the NT, then the 3 tours we’ve got for you today are guaranteed to get your tyres spinning.

3 Of The Best Bike Tours Around The Northern Territory

Outback cycling tours.

Starting off our list is  Outback Cycling Tours,  which offers not one but TWO great locations for you to spin your tyres on.

Choose from either a self-guided ride round the picturesque landscape of Uluru or choose between multiple guided options around the town of Alice Springs, including:

• A 4-day tour of Alice Springs through the MacDonnell Ranges plus camping in the outback
• A Mountain Bike Sunset Tour
• A Mountain Bike Night Tour
• Guided Excursion Tours around the Alice

Bookings are recommended, as these tours and the bikes are often snapped up quickly. And don’t worry if you’ve never been on a mountain bike before because Outback Cycling Tours cater for all levels from the absolute beginner to the pros.

Outback Quad Biking

Operating just 15 minutes out of Alice Springs, at the famed Undoolya Cattle Station, Outback Quad Adventures provides an all-terrain experience blended with the wonder of wildlife and wilderness.

You have the option of spending half-a-day or a full day riding through dams, bush tracks and even alongside mountain ranges, and the best part is, no experience, or license, is needed.

Outback Quad Adventures offers 4 quadtastic tours:

• Undooluya Discovery
• Two Station Tour
• Outback Thrill Seeker High Adrenaline Adventure

Also available is their four-wheel drive cattle station tour, where you can check out a real outback cattle station before heading off for the awesome view of the West MacDonnell Ranges.

Southern Cross Motorbike Tours

Based out of Darwin, Southern Cross Motorbike Tours offers its guests quality guided tours through some of the best spots in the NT.

Their guides are well in the know when it comes to the culture and taking care of the environment, which means you can live out your Mad Max fantasy without disrespecting the land or the indigenous culture.

Starting in Darwin, you can venture out and take advantage of tours to places such as:

• The Finke Desert (The NT’s most famous extreme race track)
• Ride the Savannah Way to the Rainforests of Cairns
• Litchfield Waterfalls (1 Day)
• Kakadu (4 Days)

For those who are more adventurous, Southern Cross even offer a Do It Your Way package and will help you plan your own custom guided, or self-ride, tour around the NT, book your flights and accommodation and will even organise your permits!

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Find the right bike route for you through Northern Territory, where we've got 382 cycle routes to explore. The routes you most commonly find here are of the hilly or uphill type. Most people get on their bikes to ride here in the months of April and May.

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In this guide, we’ve reviewed our full collection of road biking routes in Northern Territory to bring you the best rides in the region. To find the one which is right for you, click on any of the Tours to see a full breakdown of its details including elevation profiles and surface analyses, and browse real tips and photos shared by other members of the Komoot community.

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The best family bike rides in the Northern Territory

One of the best ways for a family to explore a destination they are visiting is by bicycle. Thankfully, Australia is packed full of amazing family bike rides, with each state and territory offering myriad fun two-wheeled adventures. In this instalment of our Best Family Bike Rides series, we look at some unique rides in the Northern Territory.

Uluru Circuit

Distance: 10.6km   Grade: Easy   Bike: Any

This full loop of the world’s most famous monolith is a must-do for any visitors to the Northern Territory’s Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park . It is a very easy, very flat ride that you could, if you were, for some odd reason, in a rush, complete in less than an hour, but please don’t. ‘The Rock’ as Uluru is also known, hides some incredibly scenic and spiritual secrets that you must experience for yourself.

The ‘official’ loop starts from the Mala car park, but if you’re hiring a bike (Outback Cycling offers hires), you will start from 2km west, at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre car park and take the bike path to Mala. From here, it is an anti-clockwise journey on predominantly hard dirt, with a little bit of sand to negotiate from Mala to Mutitjulu waterhole. This part of the loop brings you close to Uluru itself before a must-stop at Mutitjulu waterhole, where you can park your bike at the bike rack and take the short walk into the gorge itself. 

The track then continues around Uluru, moving further away from the rock, before you ride parallel to its more heavily eroded northern face. After that, though, you’re back closer and ready for more exploration at Kantju Gorge and its pretty waterhole. From there, the loop continues to curve around and, before you know it, you’re back at Mala and ride’s end, far richer for the memories of experiencing this ageless icon up close.  

Simpsons Gap Bike Path

Distance: 17km   Grade: Easy   Bike: Any

Running umbilically between Alice Springs and Simpsons Gap, the nearest of the West MacDonnell Ranges’ multitude of narrow gorges to the city, this fully sealed bike path is a desert delight.

Beginning beside the boulder-topped grave of John Flynn, founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the path rolls gently through the Alice Valley, pinched between the rust-red mountains of the West MacDonnells and the Heavitree Range. For all but the first kilometre, the ride is inside Tjorita/West MacDonnell National Park , winding between low hills but making few climbs of its own. The open landscape is brightened by ghost gums, desert bloodwoods and the lavender-like flowers of the mulla mulla.

There are two picnic tables (with bike racks) tucked into the shade of ghost gums along the path, and a 1.8km walking trail to Cassia Hill (named for the cassia shrubs that cover it) that starts from the path’s edge as it makes its final turn towards Simpsons Gap. The last 700m of the ride is on a roadside bike lane (where it also crosses the Larapinta Trail), ending in the Simpsons Gap car park, from where it’s a 400m stroll along the sandy creek bed to the Gap. This break in the mountains creates a spectacular scene – in full sun, the orange cliffs seem to glow like coals above the permanent pool (swimming is banned) inside the gorge. Black-footed rock wallabies are commonly seen among the rocks that litter the slopes outside its mouth. With average summer temperatures reaching 36 °C, this is a path best pedalled in the cooler winter months.

Distance: 19km   Grade: Easy to Intermediate   Bike: MTB

Nitmiluk National Park has always been a highlight for visitors to the Northern Territory, with its spectacular gorge system previously only able to be admired from the water or on foot. With thirteen gorges to visit, most visitors never get past the first couple, but with the introduction of mountain bikes into the national park, it is now possible to ride to some stunning locations. 

The climate here dictates the ride. The green Jalkwarak loop is under 6km and is a wise warm-up. Being close to the road and the ranger station, you can ensure that everything is in order before you push deeper into the park. The network is around 19km and is mainly shared use, although being up on the plateau you won’t see many other users on the network. The newly built MTB-specific sections of trail – Jalkwarak (Easy Grade) and Jatete (Intermediate) – are fantastic with Jatete offering brilliant views over the pristine Katherine River. The more adventurous family members can push further east on shared-use trails to Pat’s Lookout or descend Bamjon for a cooling dip. 

If you want a ride and swim, the nearby town of Katherine has a town loop and lovely natural spa that’s easy to get to. Just remember crocodiles live at Nitmiluk. The harmless freshwater crocs are year-round inhabitants, but the deadly salties slip in during the wet season, so only get in the water after the all-clear has been given by the national park rangers. Crocodiles, stunning views and remote trails – you won’t forget the family bike rides here!

Alice Springs Mountain Bike Trails

Distance: 105km (combined total, all trails)   Grade: Easy to Expert   Bike: MTB

Hugged tightly against Alice Springs is an extensive mountain bike trail network, radiating from the town’s very edges. The ever-expanding network is divided into two sections, Westside and Eastside, with more than 100km of trails between them. The central trailhead is at the Alice Springs Telegraph Station, north of town, from where trails spiral out across the desert sands. The Telegraph Station also makes a great picnic/lunch stop for families with young riders. 

Three-quarters of the trails are graded Blue (Intermediate), with a couple of Black (Expert) runs and a smattering of Greens (Easy). There’s a beautifully natural feel to the design of the network, with trails rolling over slabs of rock, dipping through dry creek beds and ascending the low hills that dot the desert.

The Eastside trails stay close to Alice, wriggling out past the town’s north-eastern side, and contain some of the network’s more technical features. The Westside trails begin across the Stuart Highway, crossing open country towards John Flynn’s Grave and the Tjoritja/West MacDonnell Ranges.

For a full day out, making the network’s longest loop, set out from the Telegraph Station on Arrwe, linking up to Apwelantye and Road Train on the Eastside trails. Beside the Ghan railway, Road Train meets Hell Line, part of the Westside trails. The longest trail in the network, Hell Line loops out west along low hills with big views of the West MacDonnnells and Heavitree Gap, before crossing the Larapinta Trail as it turns back east to meet Bus or Locomotive trails on its return to Alice’s western edge. A 3km section of the Larapinta Trail, between Apwelantye and the Stuart Highway, can also be cycled, and is one of the region’s most enjoyable short family bike rides.

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Top End Cycling Adventures half day tours around Darwin and multi day cycling adventures across the Top End.

The Top End is Australia’s final frontier and a must-see destination for the green explorer or adventurer.

Top End Cycling is special because they are all about designing unique premium cycling holidays in the great outdoors and taking you places others can’t. Top End Cycling Adventures will provide you with long-lasting memories that are authentic, high quality and culturally rich.

Cycling is the best way to experience Australia’s last frontier. They will have you riding through breathtaking rugged landscapes within the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk National Park. Their local friendly guides will take you to the hidden spots that make this place come alive.

Their adventures are a good blend of cycling, activities and cultural experiences. Spend time with Aboriginal leaders for an experience of a lifetime as they share the ancient stories, traditions and artwork of their ancestors who have lived on this land for tens of thousands of years.

Their deluxe group tours run from May through to September and cater to all riders levels. Top End Cycling also design customised bespoke tours for corporate teams, school groups or special events.

From $4099 to $4638

This deluxe outback cycling adventure is for the biking enthusiast who likes to explore nature on two wheels. This unique behind the scenes outback riding adventure will have you riding through nature in its rawest while riding the best mountain bike trails in the Top End as well.

This tour is the perfect blend of riding between 30 to 60kms per day and includes secret trails in Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk National Park.

This 6 Day outback riding adventure will have you cycling in truly stunning locations that are then rewarded with the most refreshing swims under waterfalls at Wangi Falls and Florence Falls within Litchfield National Park or the breath-taking gorge boat cruise in Nitmiluk National Park.

Places visited – Darwin, Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs Nature Reserve, Litchfield National Park, Adelaide River, Pine Creek, Katherine, Nitmiluk Gorge & Edith Falls.

Email Top End Cycling Adventures to find a date that suits you.

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From $2565 to $2977

This actional packed 3 day tour is not for the faint hearted and combines off road, road and mountain bike trail rides together with refreshing swims in spectacular surroundings. If you want to escape the rat race and get back into nature to burn some energy but only have a few days, this is the tour for you.

This two wheeled adventure commences with Darwin’s top mountain bike trails that are a favourite for the locals before heading out of town to get amongst mother nature at her best.

The tour then has you exploring Litchfield National Park, the home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls and landscapes the NT has to offer.

This includes a waterfall to waterfall road ride and our secret ‘off the beaten track’ trail that will have you pedalling through a myriad of natural habitats including rocky ridges, monsoon forests, tropical savannas and the biggest city of magnetic termite mounds you have ever seen.

Just as rewarding and unbelievably refreshing, recharge the batteries swimming under the spectacular waterfalls at Florence Falls and Wangi Falls within the park.

Places visited – Darwin and surrounds, Berry Springs, Territory Wildlife Park, Litchfield National Park.

From $6247 to $6836

This tour is the perfect blend of riding mixed with cultural activities.

This premium great outdoors cycling tour commences and ends in Darwin and will have you riding across the Top End’s outback through UNESCO’s dual listed World Heritage Kakadu National Park, the stunning Litchfield National Park and spiritual Nitmiluk National Park.

Experience the spectacular ‘Under the Milky Way’ night ride in Kakadu from Ubirr Rock to Jabiru after viewing some of the world’s oldest ancient indigenous rock art painted over 20,000 years ago.

Intimately experience indigenous culture first hand as the Murumburr family group share their local knowledge, way of life and some bush tucker at their homestead community in Kakadu.

Places visited – Darwin, Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs Nature Reserve, Litchfield National Park, Adelaide River, Pine Creek, Katherine, Nitmiluk Gorge, World heritage listed Kakadu National Park.

From $140 to $200

Just don’t see Darwin, come on a Darwin riding adventure to explore and experience it!

– Ride Length: 2.5 hours and 16kms – Ride Times: Wednesdays 4.30pm

Riders will explore the city and experience first-hand what brings Darwin to life such as its street art, back streets, tropical gardens and historical sites including WWII Bombing of Darwin memorials.

This urban Darwin Ride Adventure is a easy half day ride around Darwin City through Darwin’s tropical natural haven, the George Brown Botanic Gardens, Darwin’s newest and most popular attraction the Waterfront Precinct and its surrounding picturesque oldest suburbs Larrakeyah and Stuart Park.

Darwin is famous for its multicultural food, outdoor markets, water attractions and a warm holiday vibe all year round.

Departure Point: Goyder Park, Waterfront. Goyder Park is at the Anchorage Court & Kitchener Drive intersection, just down from the Deck Chair Cinema on Jervois road.

From $175 to $220

Great trails, great beers

– Ride Length: 2 hours & 20 kms – Ride Times: Friday’s 4pm

Ride Darwin’s oldest and favourite mountain bike trails. Their are two options: – First a vast network of single-track flow trails that wind through monsoonal rainforests and woodlands in the national park aptly named after naturalist Charles Darwin. – Secondly ride the quirky MTB Pine Forrest Trails at Howard Springs that are full of jumps and other obstacles.

The rides finish with a refreshing cleansing ale at the local craft brewery close by.

This beer & ride half day tour celebrates hitting the trails and hitting the local breweries.

Rides are super flexible to suit your skill and fitness levels and more importantly care factor. From wanting to really earn your beer to a leisurely cycle for a local crafty, they have got you covered.

Take in the stunning views of Darwin Harbour.

– Ride Length: 4.5 hours and 22kms – Ride Times: Saturday’s 9am

Ferry across the harbour for an outback riding adventure that will take you right off the beaten track.

Discover local treasures such as World War II relics and stunning natural habitats such as pristine coastlines and monsoonal forests.

Tour includes a fantastic lunch at the rustic Cox Country Club.

Ride commences and finishes at Cullen Bay Ferry Terminal.

You certainly won’t be disappointed!

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