Walk the Yorke is a shared trail, with some sections particularly suited for bike riding.  Being a shared trail, it is important for cyclists and e-bike riders to be aware of other users. Please slow down on corners and when over-taking. The following suggestions offer some of the most spectacular views of the coast and farmland.

Please consult the updated Trail Notes prior to commencing journey

Ardrossan to Pine PointArdrossan  2014 V-Hibovesky

Distance: 18.8km. Difficulty: Easy (some rises and falls).

Ardrossan sits atop imposing red cliffs and offers great views of the silos in the distance. Follow the trail as it heads to the Whale Memorial and then winds its way along high ground to James Well and Rogues Point. Follow the trail and admire the farmland to the west and coastline to the east.  At Pine Point, look out over the bay of Port Alfred. 

 

Edithburgh to Port Moorowie

Distance: 30.7km. Difficulty: Easy (some rises and falls).

This section is comprised of sealed trail then a compacted natural surface following twbetween Port Moorowie and Edithburgho-wheel tracks and dirt roads.  An easy ride with some rises and falls, you'll begin by travelling the Mosaic Trail between Edithburgh and Sultana Point.  Follow the short sand track from Sultana Point to Wattle Point, then join the Troubridge Scenic Drive past the unique Troubridge Hill lighthouse.  Take the time to appreciate the spectacular rugged cliffs and secluded beaches. Port Victoria to Balgowan

 

Check out what others have to say: Uncool Cycling Club - 31 May 2020

 

 

Visitor Information

Yorke Peninsula Council acknowledges the Narungga (traditionally spelled Nharangga) people, the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Yorke Peninsula and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Yorke Peninsula Visitor Information
8 Elizabeth Street, Maitland, South Australia 5573
T: 1800 202 445   E: info@visityorkepeninsula.com.au
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