New Moonambel cycling trails

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Council is investigating a series of cycling trails around the Moonambel area using existing roads and tracks. 

Cycling was identified in the Pyrenees Shire Tourism Strategy as an experience that has potential to be developed in the region. 

Cycling tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors in regional economies. Research shows visitors who travel for cycling experiences often stay longer, spend more on food, wine, and accommodation, and support local businesses. By creating cycling trails in Moonambel, the region can:

  • Boost local tourism – attracting cycling enthusiasts from across Victoria and interstate.
  • Support small businesses – increased visitor numbers mean more customers for cafes, cellar doors, accommodation providers, and retail outlets.
  • Extend visitor stays – cycling trails encourage multi-day visits, increasing overnight bookings and overall visitor spend

Alongside the economic advantages, cycling trails promote a healthier and more active community. They provide safe spaces for families and visitors to explore the region and encourage outdoor activity.

The development of cycling trails will build on Moonambel’s strong reputation as a hub for wine, food, and nature-based experiences.

Two new trails have been proposed for the Moonambel area, both starting from the Moonambel Common. 

One trail takes you past Bigibila Winery, Pyren Winery, and Peerick Winery, onto Moonambel Warrenmang Road taking in the Avenue of Honour and Warrenmang Conservation Reserve.

The other trail takes you to Redbank via the Redbank Nature Conservation Reserve with an opportunity to stop in at Sally’s Paddock vineyard. 

For more information or to provide feedback on the trails email pyrenees@pyrenees.vic.gov.au.

Pyrenees cycling trails

  • Green - existing Avoca-Moonambel loop trail
  • Orange - Warrenmang loop trail
  • Yellow - Redbank trail

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