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Molonglo River Reserve

Riding around LBG is ok, but can get busy. Riding the Molonglo valley on this gravel trail leaves the crowds behind.

Posted byCyclingGravelMay 22, 2020September 30, 2021Posted inGravel Cycling, Inside CanberraTags:Barrer Hill, Butters Bridge, Coppins Crossing, Molonglo River, National Arboretum, Pipe Flat Road2 Comments on Molonglo River Reserve

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Spring is so good

Got in before the rain.

So many trails, so little time.

Spring and single track

Morning single track near home. How good #wearecbr!

Something to look forward to again after #wearecbr #lockdown. #singletrack Murrumbidgee part of #centenarytrail this week. Beautiful, although some mud in parts.

Probably the worst “gravel road” ever. With weather to match.

Rural gravel or bush gravel? Don’t mind. Great road.

Epic escarpment, gravel and hills. On way to #kangaroovalley - I do like the #mountscanzi route.

Winter morning - cold, cloudy but at least colourful sunrise.

Yes, it really is the gravel biking Don Quixote. Although I do know they are windmills/turbines. Just saying.

Misty and atmospheric this morning. Good to see bushfire recovery. When mild, is there anything better than cycling first thing?

Backroads really are the best way to travel. Where is your favourite? This one between #narooma and #tilba.

A first for me this week: cycling in snow. Beautiful, but downside of mud and fog. I imagine something more usual for those in northern hemisphere?

One of the best views, coming off the ridge towards Braidwood.