Imagine the perfect foodies holiday: cycling from a quaint village café, down a country road to taste award winning wines and onto a farm gate to pick up some fresh regional produce and meet the farmer who grew it.
You might think this only happens in Europe but with the lunch of Pedal to Produce in Victoria’s High Country you don’t have to travel to provincial France to enjoy a gourmet cycling holiday.
North East Valleys Food and Wine and Murray to Mountains Cycling has created Pedal to Produce, a tasty initiative that involves cycling through Victoria’s most beautiful country side enjoying the region’s gourmet delights.
Pedal to Produce includes the renowned food and wine regions of Rutherglen, Beechworth, Glenrowan, Milawa, King Valley, Myrtleford, Bright and the Kiewa Valley where you can visit cellar doors, local breweries or drop into a café for a coffee. If you are hungry you can refuel at one of the many bakeries, restaurants and food producers along the way.
The key aspects to Pedal to Produce.
Free map and produce offers
There are 8 regional based maps available through the region’s Visitor Information Centres. The maps include ride specific to each area and value offers from local producers. The map must be presented at each producer to redeem the offer.
