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Suitable for all your Noosa rides
Sharing hidden gems & local stories
Showcasing the best of Noosa
Zero emissions touring
Starting in Noosaville, the route heads out on the Lake Doonella pathway, weaving through the wetlands on shared paths before dropping into Tewantin and picking up the Noosa River at Noosa Marina. From there the path stays with the water, over the Doonella bridge and along the Noosaville riverfront.
Past Noosa Sound the ride reaches the coast. There is an optional spur out to Noosa Spit before Hastings Street, then the Main Beach boardwalk, then a second optional spur to the bike racks at Noosa National Park, where you can lock up and walk the headland. Back on the bikes, a short climb up Viewland Drive earns the panorama from Laguna Lookout.
The way home runs through Noosa Junction and back across Weyba Creek, with an optional detour down Lake Weyba Drive to the wetlands at the southern end of the Noosa Everglades. From there it is flat shared path along Eenie Creek Road and Walter Hay Drive back to the shop. The whole loop is sealed, and Viewland Drive is the only real climb on it.
Scenic eBike Ride
Generally Relaxed
Ride for recreational riders and families34 km
Sealed
We load GPS maps with spoken directions onto your phone, so please bring it fully charged. Phone holders are provided, or we can load maps onto most GPS devices.
For MTB routes, universal phone mounts are not suitable. Quad Lock mounts are available if you have a compatible case, or phones with Quad Lock cases can be rented.
No, but they're recommended. Most riders find the tours much more enjoyable on an e-bike.
Queensland e-bike rules changed on 31 August 2026.
• Riders 16 and over need at least a learner licence to ride on their own.
• Riders aged 12 to 15, and 16 and 17 year olds without a licence, can ride when supervised by a parent, grandparent or legal guardian who is riding with them.
• Riders under 12 cannot ride an e-bike on roads, paths or in public places, but younger riders may be able to come along as a pillion passenger on selected bikes (choose this option during booking).
• None of these age or licence rules apply on the Tewantin National Park MTB trails.
Full details are on our Queensland e-bike laws page.
We've got a few ways to bring them along. Baby seats suit toddlers from about 1 year old, up to 16kg. Chariots (trailers) take one or two children from about 1 up to around 6, with a 35kg combined limit, so size matters more than age. Tag alongs take one child up to 38.5kg who can already ride without training wheels, on sealed paths or smooth gravel, and the pillion seat on our Brewer fat bike takes a passenger up to 40kg.
Worth noting that tag-alongs and chariots do add extra weight, which can noticeably increase the difficulty of the climbs and shorten the range of your e-bike, so they're best suited to riders comfortable with a bit more effort.
You can start whenever suits you from 8:30am and don't need to nominate a start time, but you'll need to be back by 4pm, so we wouldn't recommend setting off any later than 12pm.
Yes, free street parking is available at our start location.
Helmets, locks and water bottles come with every bike. Phone mounts are included too, except on our mountain bikes and e-mountain bikes, where a universal mount is not safe to use off road.
Baskets come fitted to our cruisers, e-cruisers and fat bikes.
Gel seats and riding backpacks are also available free on request. Just ask when you book, or when you pick up.
One GPS map is included per booking.
One booking covers your whole group. Maps are set up in store on the day, and anyone in your group can also download the app ahead of time from the link in your booking confirmation email.
Yes. Noosa Main Beach is patrolled and has some of the gentlest surf on the coast, so swim between the flags there. There are also calm swimming and paddling spots along the Noosa River and at Lake Weyba.
Available to add during booking for $10, the Healthy Snack Pack includes a 500ml Cocoast Coconut Water and a Crafty Weka Bar, a natural wholefood energy bar packed with peanuts, oats and nutrient rich seeds for slow release energy on the ride. Multiple flavours are available, so you can pick what suits you.
Plenty. Most options are along the Noosa River, and we're also located directly across the road from the popular Land & Sea Brewery for drinks and meals at the end of your ride, open 7 days during school holidays and Tuesday to Sunday the rest of the year.
We also offer $10 Healthy Snack Packs with a Cocoast Coconut Water and a Crafty Weka Bar, available in various flavours.
We don't cancel bike hire for weather, and the weather isn't grounds for a refund outside our standard cancellation terms. If conditions turn unsafe, we may offer a credit or a new date at our discretion.
If you decide to cancel yourself, you can cancel for free up to 24 hours before your ride (for single day bookings only). Inside 24 hours there is no refund, and weather is not treated differently. Get in touch either way, as we can often move you to another day, however this is not guaranteed.
Full details are on our booking terms and conditions page.
Want more than 1 day? Click here for bike hire options.
Comfort Deluxe Cruiser e-Bike Recommended 
Standard Cruiser e-Bike Recommended 
Brewer Fat Tyre e-Bike with Pillion Seat 
Bandit Fat Tyre e-Bike Estimate — your exact total is confirmed at checkout.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Most popular, stunning lookouts
Sealed PathsRide from Noosa through lush forest and peaceful wetlands to the summit of Mt Tinbeerwah, where spectacular 360-degree views make the climb well worth it. A rewarding e-Bike day out to one of the Noosa hinterland's best lookouts.
An experience you won't forget
Beach RideA short ferry across the Noosa River, then open sand for as far as you want to ride, with dunes on one side and the Pacific on the other. Fat tyre e-bikes only, and timed around low tide, which is exactly what keeps it feeling remote.
Easy riding, real surf beaches
Sealed PathsA relaxed coastal run out through the surf villages of Sunshine Beach and Marcus Beach to the village green at Peregian, almost entirely on sealed paths and quiet back streets. Gentle gradients the whole way, which makes it one of the easiest long rides we do. A great way to find the quieter beach villages most visitors drive straight past.
