Holdfast Bay in South Australia offers a variety of mountain bike trails suitable for different skill levels and preferences. The notable trails in the area include Coast Park, a picturesque 9km path that follows the coastline from Glenelg North to Kingston Park. This trail features interpretive paths through the Minda Dunes and is perfect for walking, running, and cycling with rest points along the way. Another trail is the Mike Turtur Bikeway, providing 10km of shared pedestrian and bicycle path alongside Adelaide's metropolitan area, near the Glenelg to City tram line. Look out for the Gene the Giraffe sculpture near Maxwell Terrace.
The Glenelg to Seacliff Coastal Walk is a 6km continuous two-way pedestrian and cycling trail that offers scenic views, swimming beaches, jetties, outdoor dining, parks, sculptures, and sites of Aboriginal cultural significance. This wheelchair-accessible trail ensures an enjoyable experience for all visitors. For experienced mountain bikers seeking an adventurous ride, the Sea to Summit Trail is a challenging 31.9 km trail graded as difficult that starts in Kingston Park, Holdfast Bay.
Additionally, the Westside Bike Path is a 9km grade 2 hike located in Regional South Australia, suitable for both cyclists and walkers. Featuring a bitumen surface and being wide and flat, this shared use trail is accessible for people with various abilities. These trails not only showcase the natural beauty of Holdfast Bay but also provide a great opportunity for mountain bikers to explore the stunning coastal scenery and landscapes of South Australia.