Just a quick post to direct anyone that is interested to a consolidated page for our Tasmania trip plus maps and tips for riding in this beautiful state.
Link is here.
Days 9 & 10 – The Return From Tassie – Harrietville to Tumbarumba to Home
Our final proper day of riding (if you discount a blast on the motorway back to Sydney) took us over Mount Hotham and through a substantial section of the Omeo Highway, Victoria’s first gazetted state highway.
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Day 8 – The Return From Tassie – Melbourne to Harrietville
Having sadly left the wonderful state of Tasmania, our trip was not over yet. A Melbourne bikers favourite of the Black Spur, torrential rain and a beautiful twisting road through yet another national park awaited us today.
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Tassie! – Day 7 – St Helens to Devonport via The Great Lake
Our final day in Tasmania took us back to Devonport via mountains and a Great Lake.
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Tassie – Day 6 – East Coast – Hobart to St Helens
After a day off the bikes, we were ready for our east coast adventure, the glorious weather continued, as did the great roads and food.
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Tassie! Day 5 – Exploring The Huon Valley
Day 5 was about exploring the Huon Valley, tasting local flavours, spotting exotic wildlife and enjoying amazing views. Continue reading
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Tassie! Day 4 – Queenstown to Geeveston
Day 4 of our trip was a real treat as we travelled through one of the greatest wildernesses of the world, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Tasmania Wilderness area.
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Tassie! Day 1-3 Sydney to Queenstown
Every so often Australia manages to have some public holidays conveniently close together. This year, Easter fell right next to the week of Anzac Day meaning 3 days of leave from work meant 10 days of holidays, the joy! Therefore we decided to head to Tasmania.
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Book Review – Lone Rider: The First British Woman To Motorcycle Around The World
Gary recently bought me this book because he thought it might be of interest to me. Well, I loved it, we both loved it so here is our (joint) review and why we think many of you might like this book.
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Motorbiking is such a Caper-tee
A free weekend, good weather forecast and no riding for almost two months meant that we just had to get ourselves away for another adventure. Two months I hear you cry! Yes, other things took over but now I am back, discovering more new places.
Lady on Motorbike 