goodnessgravel Bulahdelah

Saturday 19 July 2025
19 Prince St,
Bulahdelah,
2423

Event Details

Join goodnessgravel Bulahdelah with two options to pick from 125 kilometres with plus 2,000 metres of ascent or 80 kilometres with plus 1,200 metres of ascent. The beautiful region of Bulahdelah has oh-so-much to offer cyclists, where else could you hire a house boat to accomodate you for the weekend and then roll to the start at the Bulahdelah Showgrounds before pedalling through some sensational countryside, lovely farm lands, over a pass (twice) and through some quintessential Australian bush. They cannot wait to share this area with you. It is time to head North for the winter, unless you're already North and then come South to explore the area of the Mid Coast with Bulahdelah being the hub. They cannot wait to share even more goodnessgravel with you and looking forward to seeing you in 2025 to welcome in their newest event to their yearly calendar. For more details visit the goodnessgravel website.

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Saturday, 19 July, 2025
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Saturday 19 July 2025
19 Prince St,
Bulahdelah,
2423
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