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Eagle Rider

Your adventure begins with one of Tasmania’s most underrated riding roads—the legendary Sidling climb. Sweep through lush forest, rolling hills, and quiet country roads as you head toward the northeast. This is a day of discovery, with hidden gems at every turn. Cruise through Scottsdale and Bridport before venturing into more remote territory, where the roads become quieter and the scenery more rugged. Optional detours take you to the remote beauty of Ansons Bay and the striking Eddystone Point Lighthouse—true off-the-beaten-path experiences. Finish the day in St Helens, gateway to Tasmania’s stunning east coast, with the option to explore the turquoise waters of Binalong Bay.


Launceston to St Helens

Today is all about Tasmania’s iconic east coast—arguably some of the most scenic riding in Australia. Follow the coastline south through Bicheno, where ocean views are your constant companion. Then turn inland briefly to Coles Bay, home to the world-famous Wineglass Bay. Whether you take the short walk to the lookout or simply soak in the views, this is a must-see highlight. Continue south through Swansea and along sweeping coastal roads to Orford. It’s a relaxed, breathtaking ride packed with postcard-worthy scenery.


St Helens to Orford

Today offers two unique experiences depending on your mood. Option A – The Explorer: Ride to the historic Port Arthur site via the stunning Tasman Peninsula. This route delivers dramatic coastal scenery, rugged cliffs, and a deep dive into Australia’s convict history. Option B – The Cruiser:
Take a shorter, relaxed ride via Richmond, home to Australia’s oldest bridge and charming village atmosphere—perfect for a slower-paced day and to sight-see the historic port city of Hobart. Both routes lead you into Hobart, Tasmania’s vibrant capital, where great food, waterfront views, and city energy await.


Orford - Hobart

Today you head deep into Tasmania’s wild heart. Leaving Hobart, the landscape quickly transforms as you follow the Lyell Highway west. Ride through dense forest, past rivers and mountain ranges, into some of the most remote terrain in Australia. Highlights include Nelson Falls and the stunning Derwent Bridge region, with endless opportunities to stop and take it all in. Arriving in Queenstown feels like stepping into another world—raw, rugged, and rich in history.


Hobart - Queenstown

This is West Coast riding at its absolute best. From Queenstown, head to Strahan before turning north into a stretch of road ridersdream about—flowing corners, rainforest surroundings, and minimal traffic. Finish the day with a visit to Stanley and the towering Nut before arriving in Smithton.


Queenstown - Smithton

Today blends coastal riding with a climb into Tasmania’s alpine wilderness. Cruise through Burnie and inland toward quieter roads as you leave the coast behind. The scenery shifts again—lush farmland gives way to forest and mountain terrain. Optional stops like Black Bluff Lookout offer incredible panoramic views, while the ride into Cradle Mountain delivers a sense of calm and isolation. Arrive surrounded by one of Tasmania’s most famous natural environments.



Smithton to Cradle Mountain

Your final day is all about enjoying the ride. Wind your way through picturesque countryside, before tackling a mix of flowing rural roads and hidden back routes. This is relaxed, rewarding riding with plenty of character, finishing back in Launceston where your journey began. It’s the perfect way to wrap up an unforgettable week on the road.


Cradle Mountain to Launceston

Port Arthur Entry Fee

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National Parks Pass

Late Model Motorcycle Rental

Statewide Recovery Service

Custom Itinerary

Unlimited Mileage

Helmet & Jacket for passanger & pillion

Breakfast on Riding Days

Top customer rated motorcycle friendly hotels are included. You can always count on a clean room, comfortable bed, hot shower, and walking distance to area restaurants, bars, and attractions. A nice mix of popular hotel chains as well as iconic boutique properties. 

3 - 4 Star Motorcycle Friendly Hotels

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Don't limit yourself to traveling with only what you can pack on a motorcycle. We ask that you limit each person to 1 suitcase and carry-on to be put in the support vehicle.

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EAGLERIDER's world famous Ultimate Tasmanian Ride is a Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour starting in Launceston Tasmania and lasting 7 days.

Ultimate Tasmanian Ride | Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour

Take on the ultimate Tasmanian riding adventure with this 7-day, 1,600km lap of the island—designed to showcase the very best roads, landscapes, and experiences Tasmania has to offer. Starting and finishing in Launceston, this journey delivers incredible variety at every turn. Ride the sweeping curves of the East Coast, explore the pristine beauty of Wineglass Bay, and dive into the rich history of Port Arthur or Richmond before arriving in Hobart. From there, head deep into Tasmania’s wild west via the iconic Lyell Highway, where rainforest, rivers, and rugged mountain terrain create an unforgettable riding experience. Continue along the remote West Coast, through legendary stretches before climbing into the alpine landscapes of Cradle Mountain. With an average of around 3–4 hours of riding per day, the tour strikes the perfect balance between time in the saddle and time to explore—making it ideal for riders who want both adventure and flexibility.


The Ultimate Tasmanian Ride