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There are many great cycling climbs in the Australian state of Victoria, from short, sharp rises in the Dandenongs Ranges to the epic climbs of the Victorian Alps, and everything in between. The Climbing Cyclist is a resource for cyclists that are looking to tackle these climbs.
For each of the climbs featured on the site, we’ve provided details of where the climb starts and finishes, statistics about the climb, a profile and map of the climb, photos and some text explaining what you can expect from the climb. New climbs are being added to the site periodically.
There are a number of ways you can get access to the climb guides on this site:
- Click on the pins on the map above then follow the link to the climb
- Click on one of the links on the right-hand side of the page
- Use the dropdown menu below to sort the climbs by length, gradient or difficulty
- Select a climb from the images below, based on the climb’s location
Alpine National Park
Ballarat and surrounds
Baw Baw National Park
Dandenong Ranges National Park
Grampians National Park
Great Otway National Park
Kinglake National Park
Macedon Regional Park
Mt. Buffalo National Park
Mornington Peninsula
Yarra Ranges National Park
Yarra Valley