FLYOVER RIDES
Shakeout & People’s Rides
Your chance to ride the World Championships Course!
ADINA FLYOVER – WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7TH – 8AM START
The Adina Flyover Ride starts and finishes at Adina Farms, the location of one of our major Fan Zones on the World Championships course. If you’re staying beachside in Busselton, it’s an easy 50km drive to Adina Farms. If you’re staying forest-side in Nannup, it’s only 15km to the start by bike. This fully supported ride gives you the opportunity to experience the main climbs and descents of the WC course. This is your only chance to ride the iconic Brockman and Adina Climbs, which run through private property and are not open to the public at any other time.
FOLLY FLYOVER – FRIDAY OCTOBER 9TH – 8AM START
The Folly Flyover Ride starts and finishes at the Race Village in Nannup, and takes you through another of our our major Fan Zones on the World Championships course. This fully supported ride gives you the opportunity to experience the magnificent final loop of the course. This is your only chance to ride the iconic Folly Climb, which run through private property and is not open to the public at any other time.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Participation in the Flyover Rides is strictly registration only.
Fee
Both Rides $140 AUD
- Adina Flyover only $125 AUD
- Folly Flyover only $55 AUD
(30% discount available for riders who have registered and paid to compete in the Gravel World Championships, applied at checkout, registration will be crosschecked)
What you get
- Exclusive access to the WC course
- Moto support
- SAG support
- First Aid support
- Ride Hosts & Guides
- Souvenir Birdy Keyring
- Automatic World Championships Spectator Registration & Wristband
For participants without ride insurance, an AusCycling Day License can be purchased for $11 AUD as part of the registration.
RAINBOW ROUTES
Prefer to do your own thing? The Rainbow Routes are curated gravel routes designed to help you make the most of your time in the South West region – exploring nearby towns, discovering hidden gems, riding through spectacular forests and meeting the locals along the way.
Routes will be released ahead of the Championships, giving you everything you need to get out and explore at your own pace. We’ll also be sharing ideas on how to connect with other riders in the region during race week.
Featured and nearby towns:
OTHER THINGS TO DO
There is plenty to do in the region, here are a few suggestions:
- Visit the gorgeous Southern Forests and Valleys towns of Bridgetown, Manjimup, Pemberton, Northcliffe.
- Visit the world famous wineries of the Margaret River Region.
- Ride sections of the Munda Biddi Trail from Nannup, the official halfway town of this 1000km trail between Perth and Albany that traces through magnificent undeveloped natural habitat.
- Take in a cultural tour and learn about the region’s history from an indigenous perspective.
- Sign up for a surfing lesson and experience some of WA’s iconic surf breaks.
- Walk the longest jetty in the Southern Hemisphere and visit the underwater observatory at the Busselton Jetty.
- Take your MTB or hire one to experience the thrilling single track trails of Tank 7 in Nannup or The Pines in Margaret River. If you are feeling even more adventurous you can head out to the spectacular Linga Longa Bike Park.
- Take a Bush Tucker Tour on the Margaret River.
- Hire a houseboat on the Blackwood River.
