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The Orange Villages Bicycle Trail
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The Orange Villages Bicycle Trail

Using this map:

- Each section of the map is marked in a different colour, clicking on any section will bring up an information box where you have the option to view the section in more detail.

- The i symbols can be clicked to give you more information about the villages on the trail, from here you have the option to explore the landing page for each village for more information on accommodation, dining and retail options available. This feature can be toggled on/off by clicking the red text under the map that reads "OVBT - Villages".

The Orange Villages Bicycle Trail

A glorious 360 kilometre multi-day lap of Mount Canobolas

Riders can enjoy quiet roads, smooth gravel, terrific views, and fabulous hospitability in local towns and villages in the heart of Regional NSW. Click on the Course Outline to view the route.

Course Outline

Six Stages

The primary route includes 6 sections totalling 360 kilometres, 4,230 metres of climbing and the same descending. Click on the Course Outline to view the route.

Course Outline

The six-stage cycling journey is designed to showcase the Central West

The Trail takes riders through the picturesque rural districts of the Central Tablelands and Slopes, starting and ending at Orange. Click on the Course Outline to view the route.

Course Outline

Developed for cyclists by cyclists

The Orange Treadlies bicycle riding group instigated and contributed to the development of the OVBT bicycle route. Click on the Course Outline to view the route.

Course Outline

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

The Orange Region is made up of the Orange City, Blayney Shire and Cabonne council areas and sits within the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri Nation. We acknowledge the traditional custodianship of these lands and pay our respect to the Wiradjuri people for their care and stewardship of these lands for more than 40,000 years and to the Elders of the Wiradjuri Nation past, present and future.

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