CYCLE ATLAS

City guide 11 · Gravel · Launceston, Tasmania

Ride Launceston gravel properly.

Ten gravel rides prepared from the supplied tracks. Every route includes an actual GPX outline, a planning-map link and a cycling-computer-ready download.

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Routes
10
Total distance
493 km
Biggest climb
2,074 m

01 Route cards traced from the supplied GPX files

02 Individual files ready for cycling computers

03 One verified ZIP containing all ten routes

Launceston gravel shortlist

Ten rides ready to download

Filter by distance or effort, inspect the GPX-derived route shape, then download one ride or the complete city pack.

Showing 10 of 10 routes

01 Easy

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #01

North East Rail Trail Return

21.6km
211metres up

Steady, lower-traffic rail-trail kilometres.

Route notes

North East Rail Trail Return is a 21.6 km route with approximately 211 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Rail trail and compacted gravel
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
02 Hard

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #02

Scottsdale–Tonganah–Legerwood Loop

53.7km
695metres up

A mixed-surface gravel day with varied terrain.

Route notes

Scottsdale–Tonganah–Legerwood Loop is a 53.7 km route with approximately 695 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
03 Hard

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #03

Launceston–Lilydale Gravel Backroads

58.9km
806metres up

Strong climbers who enjoy sustained gravel elevation.

Route notes

Launceston–Lilydale Gravel Backroads is a 58.9 km route with approximately 806 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Unsealed backroads with sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
04 Easy

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #04

Hollybank Forest Gravel Circuit

19.7km
305metres up

Adventure riding on rougher, variable surfaces.

Route notes

Hollybank Forest Gravel Circuit is a 19.7 km route with approximately 305 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Forest roads, fire trails and rough gravel
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
05 Hard

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #05

Trevallyn–Duck Reach Gravel Loop

58.7km
909metres up

Strong climbers who enjoy sustained gravel elevation.

Route notes

Trevallyn–Duck Reach Gravel Loop is a 58.7 km route with approximately 909 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
06 Intermediate

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #06

Kate Reed–Carrick Gravel Loop

34km
169metres up

A mixed-surface gravel day with varied terrain.

Route notes

Kate Reed–Carrick Gravel Loop is a 34 km route with approximately 169 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
07 Intermediate

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #07

Tamar Valley Gravel Loop

51.8km
594metres up

A mixed-surface gravel day with varied terrain.

Route notes

Tamar Valley Gravel Loop is a 51.8 km route with approximately 594 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
08 Intermediate

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #08

Evandale–Nile–Deddington Gravel Loop

54km
187metres up

A mixed-surface gravel day with varied terrain.

Route notes

Evandale–Nile–Deddington Gravel Loop is a 54 km route with approximately 187 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
09 Hard

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #09

Derby–Weldborough Gravel Loop

94.6km
2,074metres up

Experienced riders planning a long, demanding gravel day.

Route notes

Derby–Weldborough Gravel Loop is a 94.6 km route with approximately 2,074 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region
10 Hard

Cycle Atlas gravel pick #10

Ben Lomond Gravel Approach

45.5km
1,389metres up

Strong climbers who enjoy sustained gravel elevation.

Route notes

Ben Lomond Gravel Approach is a 45.5 km route with approximately 1,389 metres of climbing, measured from the supplied GPX track.

Surface
Mixed gravel roads and sealed connectors
Watch for
Surface conditions, access and closures can change. Check the weather, local notices and signs before riding.
Starts Launceston region

Using the files

From this page to your bars.

Download an individual GPX or the city ZIP, then import the file into your cycling computer or navigation app.

  1. 1
    Choose a route

    Check distance, climbing and the notes on each card.

  2. 2
    Download the GPX

    Select GPX on a card, or download all ten in the ZIP pack.

  3. 3
    Import and verify

    Load it in your device app and confirm the track before you leave.

Ride smart

A GPX is a guide, not a guarantee.

01

Check access

Land access, closures and trail conditions can change. Follow current signs and local notices.

02

Plan for gravel

Carry water, food, repair gear and navigation power appropriate to the route and conditions.

03

Verify the track

Planning maps may recalculate off-road sections. The downloadable GPX is the supplied route line.