Figure Eight 600 out of Hopetoun. 360 to the north, then 240 to the south.

Add Buckley's Ride and the Great Ocean Road. Sleep at Lorne, Anglesea or Torquay.

Either cycle the Surf Cost Walking track between Bells Beach and Point Impossible or take the roads.

Ferry: http://www.searoad.com.au/

Audax Australia Brevet road ride passing through Holbrook, Jingellic, Tumbrumba, Rosewood, Wagga Wagga, The Rock, Uranquinty, Junee, Coolamon  NSW.

Halls Gap looping down to Hamilton, smaller loops about Halls Gap, then a loop off to Horsham coming back through Stawell

A challenging ride with some significant climbing between Bathurst and Taralga.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/4465364

Controls between Blaney and Taralga are purposely few to allow time to make up for an overnight sleep and significant climbing from Bathurst.

An overnight at Bathurst and early start next day recommended.

From Cobram to Corowa, then a climb or two to Beechworth and Wangaratta, then Benalla and return to Cobram for a sleep, then back to Benalla,Violet Town and Shepparton.

Richmond, mostly on bike paths, to Mt Evelyn bakery, then more paths before onto Warburton where the fun starts up Reefton Spur and around the back to Noojee mixed terrain to Drouin, Gembrook and Healesville. Then hilly tracks to Marysville, Glenburn and Kinglake before returning via Warrandyte. You have 48 hours to complete the ride.

Two big loops out of Hornsby, first south and then north.

A ride to Peak Crossing, Boonah, Mt Alford, Rosewood, Laidley, Gatton and return to Yerong with a 200 km loop next day

Elevation: 4846 m

A challenging 600 out of Dapto and exploring the southern Highlands around Bungonia, Goulburn and Crookwell. Overnight in Goulburn at either 300 or 400kms or ride straight through!

From Bayswater Train Station scenic round river before heading over to the ocean and Fremantle. Heading South mostly using the PSP. Little taste of inland before heading to ocean and Preston Beach where you must have a delicous burger! Inland now to orchards & farming control of Harvey. Through Yarloop, see if you can spot where the bush fire came through & onto Pinjarra. Staying in the farming areas on quiet roads until we pick up the PSP North to Perth. PSP through the city to Subiaco & then heading to the ocean. lots of views of the ocean north untill we again go inland towards Gin Gin. Hills now until the run down into Bullsbrook and the flat run back to Bayswater Train Station

The Snowies is a 603km loop that starts and ends in Cooma, NSW. The ride crosses the Monaro plains through Dalgety to the gateway to the ski resorts at Jindabyne. Here the climbing really starts with Guthega, Charlotte Pass, then Thredbo Alpine Village, crossing the range at Dead Horse Gap entering into Victoria via Corryong, then Walwa. Riders then cross the Murrary River back into NSW at Jingellic. Climbing resumes, up to Tumbarumba, and takes the winding mountain road up to Cabramurra, the highest town in Australia. The route back to Cooma is via Adaminaby on the shores of Lake Eucembene.

Huge loop down through the Southern Highlands, along the river flats, north to the Central Coast and back to Northern Sydney.

A super challenge starting near Melbourne covering most of the local climbs including Baw Baw, Lake Mountain, Donna Buang, Kinglake and The Dandenongs. 
This Super Randonnée is homologated directly by the Audax Club Parisian, France. 
Reference: https://www.audax.org.au/public/index.php/other-audax-rides/super-randonnee 
Riders can elect to either of two classes: 

• Tourist - requirement of 80km distance per day over consecutive days (7 day limit), or 
• Randonneur - with a 60 hour time limit to complete the route. 

There are checkpoints en-route but unlike a traditional brevet ride the checkpoints do not have cutoff times, the only time restriction for the brevet is the finish time. 

Starting in North Adelaide at the 24hr Bakery on O'Connell street, ride north through Auburn, Clare and Jamestown to Melrose. Return through Gladstone, Crystal Brook, Port Broughton, Port Wakefield and Two Wells.

Elevation: 2822m

This is an unsupported ride, you will have to secure your own accommodation (if required). Motel/hotel options include Jamestown (216km), Melrose (280km) Wirrabara (307km), Laura (325km), Gladstone (336km).

A flat predominantly coastal route

Long loop with Forbes at the halfway. Flat in the middle, undulating at either end.

Gawler - Murray Bridge - Mannum - Pt. Wakefield - Gawler - SevenHill - Tanunda - Gawler.

Elevation: 3838m

The slopes east of Parkes followed by the flat plains to the west.

This ride is extremely challenging not just because it is a Super Randonnée, but also because it contains a high portion of unsealed roads and passes through some remote territory. You should be confident of your ability before undertaking this ride.

The official Audax Club Parisien has the complete set of rules and guidelines for the Super Randonnée. It should also be noted that the ACP are also directly responsible for the ratification and homologation of Super Randonnées.

For Randonneur the maximum allowed time to complete the ride is 60 hours.

This is a summer only ride due to the winter road closure.

Ride originator: Gareth Evans

Mid north to the Riverland and return.

Elevation: 3525m

Tour the Riverina from Robinvale to Corowa, and Northern VIC, Wimmera and Mallee on the way home.

See the RWGPS Event page for more details. Tour the Mallee in three loops: 360, 340, 300.

Tour the Riverina from Robinvale to Corowa, and Northern VIC, Wimmera and Mallee on the way home.

A mixture of undulations and flat with scenic ocean views. Contact Kevin for accommodation rent options.