This is the big one, folks. Heading into its 11th year, this ride continues to attract riders from around the globe for its unbeatable scenery and country vibe.

After cresting the Barrington Tops range, you’ll traverse on your steed across to Tomalla station and cruise back to Gloucester, crossing the Manning River and Bowman River along the way to complete the 170-kilometre Monument course. For those who choose a more relaxed ride, there is the 92-kilometre Colt and 46-kilometre Remington course. E-bikes and families welcome.

Your ride will feature a gravel adventure with all the trimmings you’ve come to appreciate from Graveleur.

Riding on some of the best champagne gravel roads in Australia.
Timed results and loads of prizes.
Celebration and presentations at a local pub on Saturday night.
Professional event pics to download and share for free.
On course, Feed zone, and mechanical support.
Fully insured event with approval from the local council and authorities.
Goodies bag including your own limited edition commemorative patch.

History: The Barrington Tops lie at the boundary of three Aboriginal territories, the lands of the Worimi people of the south-east, the Biripi people of the east and the Wonnarua people of the west. Graveleur would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of these lands and pay their respects to elders past, present and emerging.