Cycling events in NSW
From coastal cruises to community fun rides, New South Wales is home to some of the most vibrant cycling events in Australia. Bicycle NSW proudly supports and encourages you to get involved in rides, events and the wider cycling community across the state.
The Big Bike Film Night is on a mission – bringing the best cycling short films from around the world together for you!
Our 2026 collection (would you believe, our 12th collection!) will be raising the curtains on a truly breath-taking range of short cycling movies that are original, informative, entertaining, and most importantly of all – inspirational.
Tour de Kids is a FREE-to-enter, virtual riding challenge to bring joy to seriously ill children in hospital. Pick a distance to achieve, share with family, friends and colleagues, and raise funds to reach your fundraising goal. Fundraise and be rewarded.
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. Registrations are now open! Catch the early bird discounts for signing up early, and remember that you get a Bicycle NSW Member discount!
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.
2026 ACT & NSW MTBO Championships- Incorporating 2026 National MTBO Series, Round III
Held over two days, providing competitors with access to an excellent network of singletrack and fire roads across the fantastic neighbouring locations of Mogo and Tomakin on the South Coast in Eurobodalla Shire.
Includes Sprint Championships (Mogo MTB trails), Middle (Tomakin) and Long (Mogo State Forest).
Stay up to date via ACT Orienteering.
Since its inception in 2016, the Bowral Classic has become a staple in the cycling calendar, offering riders of all levels an unforgettable experience through the picturesque landscapes and charming towns of the Southern Highlands.
Bicycle NSW Members receive a 10% discount on entry. Stay tuned to our Members e-newsletter for the code.
Register for Sunday 1 November 2026 and experience the ride of a lifetime to support people living with multiple sclerosis.
You’ll pedal along a stunning natural backdrop as you make your way through the Royal National Park, enjoy the incredible ocean views from Stanwell Tops, ride over the breathtaking Sea Cliff Bridge, before crossing the finish line in Wollongong and spending the afternoon at our dedicated Event Village.
Challenge yourself on either the 80km or 53km course on Australia’s most epic charity cycling event.
Bicycle NSW Members receive discounted entry.
2027
The Lake Hume Cycle Challenge is a community cycling event held in the Albury Wodonga/Lake Hume region, bringing together recreational and experienced riders while raising funds for regional cancer services through the Sunshine Trust. The event was first staged in 1999 and has been operating continuously since that time. Over $350,000 has been raised in the past eight years for cancer services.
Ride options include: 114km, 78km, 64km, 42km, 14km
Starting and finishing in Turramurra (in Sydney’s Upper North Shore), the rides 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 longest ride including the breathtaking coastal views from West Head.
Bicycle NSW members receive an additional 15 % off all entries. Log into our Member Portal to get the discount code.
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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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