2026
'Capital2Kozi' is a 5-day off-the-beaten-track charity mountain bike ride from Canberra to the top of Mount Kosciusko. Covering over 400km through some of the most scenic terrain in the Australian High Country.
Capital2Kozi is an annual fundraiser supporting RestoreOne (Cambodia). Capital2Kozi has a rider registration fee* of $820 per rider to secure your place in the adventure. PLUS Our riders FUNDRAISE a minimum of $1800 per rider for RestoreOne
A community gravel riding event connecting Queanbeyan to the South Coast of NSW
Riders will journey from Queanbeyan along bush trails and country roads through to the historic town of Braidwood. Saturday upon arrival will be the celebration of the Bikes & Beats Festival, with the Sunday ride finishing along the stunning coastline of Moruya.
Bicycle NSW members receive 15 % off all rider tickets. Log into our Member Portal to get the discount code.
Starting and finishing in Turramurra (in Sydney’s Upper North Shore), the four distances take in some of the most beautiful scenery in Sydney. The course runs through Bobbin Head, taking in the amazing scenery of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park with the 104km ride including the breathtaking coastal views from West Head.
Register before 31 Jan for the Super Keen discount, and before 28 Feb for the 15% Last Chance Saver discount.
Bicycle NSW members receive an additional 15 % off all entries. Log into our Member Portal to get the discount code.
Singleton Mailrun Charity Bike Ride
Civic Centre, Singleton
12 April 2026
Join with hundreds of other cyclists in this fun cycling event. The more serious cyclists will have the opportunity to enjoy a challenging 100km. Alternatively, there will be an intermediate course of 60km and easier 45km and 27km courses for those who are keen to participate, but are looking for a more leisurely ride.
All courses will take you through the picturesque agricultural landscape of the fertile Hunter Valley along lightly trafficked, tarred roads.
Murrumbidgee Canberra Rotary Club’s bike ride charity fundraiser.
This is your personal challenge, so feel free to select as many or as few of the six peaks as you wish, and ride a distance that suits you, ranging from 57 km (with no peaks ridden) to 113 km. Electric assist e-bikes are welcome.
Each Easter, Bike North runs its Tour de Cowra event, providing Bike North members and others the opportunity to ride independently around the Cowra countryside and socialise with riding and non-riding friends.
Each day there a number of pre-planned routes on offer, catering for all skills and fitness levels. The routes are published on the Bike North Calendar and can be downloaded to your favourite cycling app, like Strava, Garmin or RidewithGPS to assist in your navigation on the day.
Register at the Bike North calendar. Read more about 2025 Tour de Cowra here.
Experience the beauty of Mudgee's wine country on two wheels. The Mudgee Classic offers a weekend of road and gravel rides for cyclists of all abilities. With sweeping rural landscapes, rolling hills and country charm, this is the full cycling experience.
Stay tuned for a Member discount on entry!
Spring Cycle
St Leonards to Pyrmont / Sydney Olympic Park
2nd week October 2026 TBC
Pedal with purpose for people in crisis.
Thank you to everyone for a wonderful Spring Cycle in 2025. Spring Cycle will return on Sunday, 11 October 2026 (TBC).
Join thousands of people for an unforgettable ride across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and help Lifeline ensure no one has to face their toughest moments alone.
Other resources
Bring your mountain or road bike and have fun pedalling in mountain biking and road cycling events across beautiful NSW. From the gorgeous coast to the Snowy Mountains to the rolling vineyards, there are plenty of great routes and tracks to enjoy. You can watch professionals race, too.
The fun and excitement of a mountain bike ride with map reading, route choice and the thrill of competition.
Mountain bike orienteering (MTB orienteering or MTBO) is the outdoor sport that combines mountain biking with map reading and navigation skills. Riders use a map to navigate through a series of control points at locations. Events are held in public forest reserves, on private properties and urban sites like universities, anywhere with a complex track network.
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