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24.8 miles
Distance
2,214 ft
Climb
-2,213 ft
Descent
434 ft
High Point
-1 ft
Altitude change
3 ft
Altitude start
3 ft
Altitude end
-39.8%
Grade max
47.4%
Grade min
11 miles
Distance climb
11 miles
Distance down
3 miles
Distance flat
WARNING* Sections of the NAR2 cycle route are on country roads-because of this, a good level of competence is needed and the NAR2 section is defiantly not children friendly. Family's are advised to stick to the NAR1 shared path along the coastline.
Excellent cross country circuit/route. This is a sanctioned cycle route by the Eurobodella Shire Council. This route links both the Nar1 and Nar2 cycle routes. Nar1 is predominantly a shared cycleway, however, Nar2 is mostly gravel country roads-so a bicycle that is equipped for rough/unsealed roads and fire trail is a must. NAR2 signage can be a bit tricky to spot at times as they are small and can be attached to not only street signs but treated timber logs and trees.
Detailed Description
NAR1 & NAR2 Cycle Route Loop is a 25 mile popular intermediate route located near Narooma. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 2,214 ft with a max elevation of 434 ft then descends -2,213 ft.
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Stats
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Distance25 miles
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Altitude start3 ft
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Altitude end3 ft
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Climb2,214 ft
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Descent-2,213 ft
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Grade max-39.8%
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Grade min47.4%
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Distance climb11 miles
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Distance down11 miles
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Distance flat3 miles
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| status | trail | date | condition | description |
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Oct 4, 2026 @ 8:59am (Australia/Sydney) Oct 3, 2026 | Perfect gravel riding road |
- By BenH79 & contributors
- #11537 - 4,121 views
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