Woods Point "In the moonlight"

SKILLS REQUIRED:

INTERMEDIATE - ADVANCED, This ride caters for riders with off-road riding experience, it has some river crossings, long up and downhill sections that are above beginners.

WHAT IS PROVIDED:

- Accommodation at the Woods Point commercial Hotel, Shared 2 bedroom rooms;

- All Meals,  Saturday:  Snacks for backpack, cooked lunch,  cooked dinner from Pub menu; Sunday: Cooked breakfast and coffee, Cooked lunch on arrival back at Eildon;

- Includes Soft drink and water with lunches;

- Support vehicle and trailer, with spare parts, tools, spare hire bike, full first aid kit;

- Breakdown and puncture repairs;

- 3 x Support riders, 1 x Lead, 1 x Tail, 1 x mid pack helper allowing us to do breakout tracks to suit different skill levels in the group;

- Fuel after the first tank, including Motul 2 stroke oil; (bring your own if your brand sensitive)

- Hire bikes can be arranged, just contact us via the email to book info@allindirtbikeadventures.com.au

WHAT YOU NEED:

- Hold a current motorcycle license;

- Motorcycle must have minimum of Recreational registration;

- Check motorcycle is in good working order, with full tank of fuel;

- Thermal pants/top, Adv or wet weather jacket, warm gloves (Depending on time of year);

- Small Overnight bag (Not a gear bag), change of clothes for evening, shoes, toiletries, dry sox, gear for day 2; (Overnight bag will go in the support vehicle.)

- Wallet or cash to buy Drinks from the bar or Merchandise from us;

- Hydration pack;

- Basic tools, spare tube;

- Swimming shorts (depending on time of year);

ABOUT THE RIDE:

Woods Point is an absolute cracker that promises an unforgettable day filled with thrill and awe. The excitement begins as we set off from Rubicon valley, passing by iconic landmarks that are steeped in history. Marvel at the old hydro power station, appreciate the Rubicon post office's rustic charm, and be captivated by the architectural beauty of the Beech Creek trestle bridge. As we trace our path along the aqueduct, you'll be spellbound by the magnificent views of the mountain ranges, showcasing some of the last remaining hardwood plantations in the region. Crossing the Goulburn River and descending down moonlight spur into the historic mining town of Woods Point, aptly named after Mr. Wood, the visionary storekeeper who founded this bustling hub back in 1865. In the mid-1860s, Woods Point was a hive of activity, with over 50 large mines in operation and a bustling population of around 2000. It was a time when the town boasted a staggering 30 hotels, dozens of watering holes, and lively dancing saloons.

After an exhilarating day on the trails, it's time to unwind and relish the comfort of a cozy wood fire, mouthwatering home cooked meal, and a crisp, ice-cold schooner at the iconic Woods Point Commercial Hotel.