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Where To Ride

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Now you can enjoy Australia’s latest, most accurate and user friendly cycling Where to Ride guides. These outstanding publications include popular routes across the region with a mix of easy, family-friendly ride, more challenging on-road rides and the best off road parks in each region.

With clear directions, stunning photography, GPS generated mapping and interesting background information for each ride, Where to Ride sets a new standard for quality and presentation in cycling guide books.

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Sydney ^Buy

Sydney is widely regarded as Australia’s most cycling hostile city, but perhaps this is where a Where to Ride book is needed most! There are actually many great cycling paths and routes in and around Sydney, but they are often hard to find. Where to Ride Sydney with over 300 glossy pages has the information you need.
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South East Queensland ^Buy

Our second edition of Where to Ride South East Queensland features new and updated routes and information. As well as dozens of recreational rides for adults, graded from one to five stars according to their length and difficulty, Where to Ride South East Queensland will feature a new section for kids rides.
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Melbourne ^Buy

This book features 40 recreational rides, all within an hour’s radius of the Melbourne GPO and is aimed at recreational cyclists, including families with children looking for something to do on the weekend and mature age cyclists looking for fitness and fun.
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Adelaide ^Buy

240 colour pages full of great rides, photographs, maps and lively ride descriptions. Where to Ride Adelaide is aimed at everyday cyclists, with all rides rated from one to five stars, according to their length and difficulty.
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Perth ^Buy

Featuring 43 recreational rides, all within an hour’s radius of the Perth GPO ridden and described in full detail by Perth TV personality Brent Meyer. Each ride is graded from one to five stars in difficulty with one star rides being flat, short, and easily achievable by a beginner on the most basic of bicycles. The rides range in length from 10kms to 74kms.
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Where to Ride Books Coming Soon

Where to Ride: Canberra
Where to Ride: Mountain Biking Around Sydney
Where to Ride: Tasmania
Where to Ride: North and West Victoria
Where to Ride: South and East Victoria
Where to Ride: London
Where to Bike: New York City
Where to Bike: San Francisco
Where to Bike: Chicago
Where to Ride: Auckland
Where to Bike: Los Angeles

Authors Wanted for Where to Ride Books

Here’s an exciting opportunity to write a cycling guidebook without any financial risk or worries about layout, printing and distribution. We’re looking for authors to write for our Where to Ride cycling guidebook series.
For more information see our Employment Opportunities page or call us on +61 (2) 4274 4884.

Where to Ride: Mountain Biking Around Melbourne
Where to Ride: Mountain Biking Around South East Queensland
Where to Ride: Hunter, Newcastle and the Central Coast
Where to Bike: Philadelphia
Where to Bike: Washington DC