The Mornington Peninsula Region in Victoria, Australia, offers a variety of road bike trails catering to different skill levels and preferences. Some notable bike trails in the area include The Bay Trail, a 25km shared pathway along the Port Phillip coast from Safety Beach to Sorrento, providing picturesque coastal views. The Mornington Peninsula National Park features various cycling routes, including double and single track gravel paths, hidden kitchen loops, and coastal stretches. Another highlight is the Red Hill to Merricks Rail Trail, starting at Centre Point and ending at Merricks Station Ground Reserve, renowned as one of the best trails in the region.
Additionally, the Peninsula Link Bike Trail, a 25km trail, is part of the extensive network of over 30 cycle trails and bike tracks on the Mornington Peninsula. For a cycling adventure, Point Nepean and Arthurs Seat are top local recommendations, offering stunning views and diverse terrain. Moreover, the rural areas of the Mornington Peninsula boast an extensive network of natural surfaced, single-track roadside trails, providing over 100km of riding opportunities. These shared-use trails are frequented by mountain bikers, horse riders, dog walkers, trail runners, and walkers.