22 reviews of Mount Wellington Descent Cycling Tour departs Hobart
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Mount Wellington Descent Cycling Tour departs Hobart. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Christine T, March 2013
Great,views on a sunny day, and a fantastic tour, would book again.
Reviewed by John H, Australia, February 2013
Fantastic. Beautiful views; exhilerating descent; guides Joe and Amos were informative, and friendly. Highly recommend
Reviewed by jeff b, January 2013
A fantastic morning. They provided all the gear needed. Expert tuition in off-roading. They were most professional and we'd do it again in a flash. You don't need to be a Tour de France cyclist to do it.
Reviewed by Nicola R, October 2012
If you can ride a pushbike, you should do this tour! The ride is on road, with an optional trail section, and takes you past the Cascade Brewery, Female Factory and other historic buildings and sights. Both guys (Ben and Andy) were really friendly and full of local info and advise for further things to see and do in Tazzie, as-well-as good places to eat and carboload (amber nectar). A really great way to spend a morning - if you get the weather the views from Mount Wellington are spectacular. Go on, you know you want to!
Reviewed by Alex B, Australia, January 2010
Reviewed by Peter C, Australia, December 2009
Reviewed by Sid R, November 2012
Great crew and group! Off road bit was the best (if only there was a way to do a lot of that).
It finishes quickly and it's not strenuous at all. Would be great with they had a "tougher" alternative.
Thanks for a great day!
Reviewed by Col207, March 2012
very good, but weather was bad. A "get-out" clause in case of inclement weather would be helpful. A thrilling, exhilerating experience, and worth the inconvenience of the weather.
Reviewed by douglas m, January 2012
Very good though not really for inexperienced riders ! The 2 guides were competent and thoughtful.
Reviewed by Richard N, Australia, January 2011
