Riding Mt Baw Baw
Ranked the second hardest climb in the world of cycling, this ride is sure to test your endurance. The ride itself has been classified as a Hors Category, the only one of its kind in Australia, and it’s not hard to see why with the steepest grade at Winch Corner reported at 20.6%.
During the ride cyclists will endure a variety of challenging terrain and experience some magnificent scenery. Upon arrival cyclists will be rewarded with stunning mountain views of West Gippsland and the Mornington Peninsula along with all the comforts of an alpine resort.
Begin your preparation for the annual Baw Baw Classic held in April. The ride stretches 94.5km from Warragul to Mt Baw Baw, travelling through the towns of Rokeby, Jindivick, Neerim South and Noojee.
View Simon’s Gerran’s tips for riding Mt Baw Baw.
Ride Details
- Start – The Gantry
- Finish – Mt Baw Baw Entry Gates
- Distance – 16.3km
- Rise – 718m
- Grade Average – 13%
- Grade Max – 20%
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