The Ulverstone surrounds in Tasmania offer a variety of mountain bike trails suitable for riders of all ages and abilities. Some key attractions in the area include Stubbs Road (Turners Beach), which combines easy cycling along the Ulverstone to Turners Beach cycleway and nearby backroads with the opportunity to explore more challenging trails. The Wild Mersey Trails network features over 100km of trails catering to various skill levels, ranging from leisurely railway rides to technical eBike challenges.
The West Coast Trails offer a mix of difficulties, from the Montezuma Falls loop with its infamous suspension bridge to the Sterling Valley trails for those seeking a more relaxed ride. For more experienced riders, the trails around Mt Owen provide a thrilling challenge. The Penguin MTB Park is perfect for beginners and offers connecting trails to the Dial Range for more experienced riders, maintained by the Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club.
Additionally, Burnie, Devonport, and Ulverstone Pump Tracks provide a space for riders to practice their skills or enjoy a fun ride, while the coastal cycleway in Burnie offers a smooth, shared pathway for leisurely rides. The View Road Reserve Pump Track and MTB Cycle Path are newer additions to the North West, featuring separate zones for children and beginners to start on before progressing to more advanced trails. For a comprehensive guide to mountain biking in Tasmania, visit resources like Tasie Trails and AllTrails.