Bundaberg
Alloway to Bundaberg via Hervey Bay
Distance
Duration Approx.
WHY IT'S GREAT
While not abundant, winding sections near Dallarnil and Paradise Dam offer some exhilaration for experienced riders.
This route ticks all the boxes for a thrilling and picturesque motorcycle adventure. As it's quite a long ride, you might want to stay overnight along the way.
There are a number of B&B's, hotels and farm stays to break up the trip as well as cafés along the way to stop for a bite.
BE AWARE OF
Terrain
- Primarily sealed roads with good surface quality.
- Winding sections, particularly around Maryborough and Booyal.
- Some unsealed sections, especially near Paradise Dam and Cordalba.
- Rolling hills and coastal landscapes with potential for wildlife encounters.
Technical difficulty
- Moderate due to winding roads, potential unsealed sections, and coastal winds. Take frequent breaks to avoid fatigue and maintain focus.
- Requires good handling skills and cautious navigation, especially on descents, curves, and unsealed roads.
- Make sure to adjust your speed and riding style on unsealed sections.
- Carry a puncture repair kit and basic tools for minor roadside emergencies.
Traffic
- Traffic can be moderate on weekends and during peak tourist seasons, particularly around Hervey Bay and Bundaberg.
- Be prepared for slower speeds and potential congestion.
Fuel
- The route offers convenient petrol stations along the way. You can fill up before or after the ride.
Always remember, riders should be familiar with the local traffic laws and road conditions. Also check the weather before every ride, so you can be prepared for all conditions.
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