- Length
- 35 km
- Start
- South Geelong Station
- Finish
- Queenscliff Station
- Region
- Geelong & the Bellarine
- Surface
- Sealed asphalt from South Geelong to Drysdale, then compacted crushed rock from Drysdale to Queenscliff. Not suited to racing tyres.
- Difficulty
- Mostly easy and flat, with gradual climbs. The return climb from Queenscliff to Mannerim can tire young children.
E-bike rules on this trail
We couldn’t find a trail-specific e-bike rule from the trail’s managers. Follow the Victoria rules: 250 W, assistance only while pedalling and to 25 km/h. Any age, no licence. Helmet always.
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Highlights
- Farmland and coastal views across the Bellarine Peninsula
- Runs alongside a heritage steam railway
- Native revegetation along the corridor
Before you go
- Sections: South Geelong–Moolap about 6 km, Moolap–Leopold 5 km, Leopold–Drysdale 7 km, Drysdale–Queenscliff 17 km
- Toilets and shelter at Fred Cooke Reserve, Swan Bay Road and Suma Park
- Geelong, Leopold, Drysdale and Queenscliff have full services
Common questions
Can you ride an e-bike on the Bellarine Rail Trail?
We couldn’t find a trail-specific e-bike rule from the trail’s managers. Follow the Victoria rules: 250 W, assistance only while pedalling and to 25 km/h. Any age, no licence. Helmet always.
How long is the Bellarine Rail Trail?
35 km, from South Geelong Station to Queenscliff Station.
What is the surface like on the Bellarine Rail Trail?
Sealed asphalt from South Geelong to Drysdale, then compacted crushed rock from Drysdale to Queenscliff. Not suited to racing tyres.
Sources
Trail conditions change — check the trail’s official site for closures before you ride. EbikeMate is not affiliated with the trail’s managers. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.