For mountain bike lovers, North West Tasmania is an adventure playground and just a short drive from BIG4 Tassie Getaway Parks Ulverstone you’ll find one of the region’s favourite riding spots: the Penguin Mountain Bike Park.
Located on Ironcliffe Road, just 2km from the seaside township of Penguin, this purpose-built trail network offers a mix of flowing singletrack, skills areas and exciting features that make it a must-visit for riders of all abilities.
Whether you’re introducing the kids to mountain biking, building your confidence on two wheels, or looking for your next challenge, Penguin Mountain Bike Park has something to offer.
The park features more than 6km of cross-country single trails, with a variety of easy and intermediate trails winding through the area. It’s the perfect place for beginners to learn, families to ride together, and experienced riders to sharpen their skills.
For those wanting to test their skills, the park also includes purpose-built features including jumps, wall rides and a dedicated skills area. The Little Devils Skills Park provides a great space to practise technique, while more advanced riders can take on bigger features in the freeride area.
One of the best things about Penguin Mountain Bike Park is that it’s a gateway to even more adventure. From the park, experienced riders can connect into the nearby Dial Range trails, including longer and more challenging rides such as the Iron Tor trail and Montgomery Loop.
Surrounded by the natural beauty of Tasmania’s north-west coast, it’s a great way to spend a morning or afternoon exploring the region on two wheels.
Staying at BIG4 Tassie Getaway Parks Ulverstone puts you in the perfect position to explore the region’s growing mountain bike scene. After a day on the trails, return to the park, relax by the coast and enjoy all the comforts of a laid-back Tasmanian getaway.
Bring your bike, bring your adventure crew, and discover why North West Tasmania is becoming a favourite destination for mountain bikers.
Plan your ride: Penguin Mountain Bike Park is maintained by the passionate volunteers at Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club. Check current trail information and maps before you ride.