Tour Name:                 Pedal for Produce – Milawa or Beechworth or both   
Time Allowed:              No restrictions here, enjoy the ride and get back before the bats come out
Distance:                  10km or 30km or 50km or other options

Departure Times:           Anytime based on availability.
Grade:                     Easy and suitable for all abilities with a general fitness ability
For:                       Everyone from 16 and up
Notes:                     Tour map provided
Cost:                      Departing Wangaratta $89/bike (40km easy cycling) includes shuttle one way

                           Departing Beechworth $89/bike(40km easy cycling) includes shuttle one way

​                          Shuttle service $35/person (Can’t be bothered riding home – just give us a                                call)

                          Add a Milawa cheese platter and a couple of Prosecco Piccolos in an easy ice                              cooled back pack for $45

Grab a bike and visit cellar doors, local producers, breweries and drop into a cafe or restaurant for a coffee and a refuel along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail.

Simply cycle at your own pace whilst sampling and collecting goodies from farm ates, cafes and providores. Stop to sample wine or local produce and meet the locals who helped to grow and make it.​

Suggested itinerary:

• Meet in Wangaratta and hop into River Tribes troopy for a transfer up to Beechworth
• Start at the top of Beechworth and explore the shops and producers like Beechworth Honey, Bridge Road Brewers.
• Pop into Project 49 and pick up a picnic made up of italian bits n bobs or stopin at one of the many great eateries
• From Beechworth you could cycle up to Haldon Winery for a tasting (they do postage for any purchases).
• Cycle down hill along the rail trail past little creeks, distant hills and gums tree dotted fields of cowns and sheep
• Pull into Pennyweight winery (about 20 minutes down the rail trail fro Beechworth) and taste the spectacular wines from the bio-dynamic vineyard (postage options are available for any purchases). 
• Leaving Pennyweight behind continue down hill, maybe you take your feet off the pedals as the wind blows past you, you could put the break on or you could try to get up to 40km hour as you travel down the trail.
• If you brought a picnic stop and picnic under a tree, with a view, enjoy the stillness, company and food
• Back on the trail for more down hill fun, pull up at Everton or Tarrawingee station for a half way rest and drink
• Hop back on the pedals and head to Wangaratta (another 20km) along the flatter part of the rail trail, here you will pedal past many fields, cows, sheep and Australian native birds n bees
• If your not inclined to go the full distance you could call River Tribe for a lift back to your car. The option if there for a small additional fee of $35/guest. It takes about 15 minutes for River Tribe to drive out to meet you and pick you up.