Discover the Freedom of Self-Guided Bike Tours with Copper Trails Bike Hire
Exploring the picturesque landscapes of the Copper Coast at your own pace is an experience like no other. At Copper Trails Bike Hire, we offer a self-guided bike tour that provides the perfect blend of adventure, flexibility, and independence, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the natural beauty and local attractions of the region.
Why Choose a Self-Guided Tour?
Flexibility: Set your own schedule. Whether you're an early bird or prefer afternoon rides, the choice is yours.
Personalised Experience: Spend as much time as you like at various points of interest and read the stories on your dedicated map, be it a secluded beach, a charming café, or a historical site over your 4 hour tour.
Pace Yourself: Ride at a speed that suits you, taking breaks whenever you wish to rest, take photos, or simply soak in the scenery.
What We Offer
Quality Bikes: Our fleet includes a range of well-maintained e-bicycles suitable for different rider preferences.
Comprehensive Maps and Guides: We provide a detailed map, stories and route suggestions to help you navigate and discover hidden gems along the way.
Safety Equipment: Helmet, water and other necessary safety gear are included to ensure a secure ride.
Support: While the tour is self-guided, our team is always on standby to assist with any issues or questions you may have during your journey.
How to Get Started
Choose Your Bike: Select from our range of e-bicycles, including options from NCM Milano, C7 or Townie.
Plan Your Route: With our provided map and local knowledge, your route is planned for you - or go off the track and explore on your own!
Gear Up: We'll equip you with everything you need for a safe and enjoyable ride.
Embark on Your Adventure: Set off at your own pace and explore the stunning Copper Coast.
Book Your Self-Guided Tour Today
Experience the freedom and joy of exploring on two wheels. Contact Copper Trails Bike Hire to book your self-guided tour and create unforgettable memories on the Yorke Peninsula.
