There are a number of interesting rides around the Penola District - outlined below are some of them:

Heritage Ride - Visit 28 sites in Penola including historic buildings and places associated with Mother Mary MacKillop. Start at the John Riddoch Interpretive Centre. A family ride following quiet local streets, which the children will enjoy whilst learning about the history of Penola.
 

Penola Short Ride - A taste of what Penola has to offer. Ride past red gum country, the famous vineyards and heritage buildings using quiet back roads (sealed and unsealed).
 

The Cabernet Ride - A chance to see the famous Coonawarra Wine Region. Cycle along unsealed back roads - take a photo of the Coonawarra Railway Station.
 

Conservation Park Ride - The park offers visitors a chance to see a variety of wildlife and flora in its natural surroundings.
 

Red Gum & Winery Ride - See the amazing landscape of Penola on a bike.
From the beautiful red gums to the vineyards of the famous Coonawarra wine region. Stop by at the various wineries for tasting.
 

Yallum Park Ride - Yallum Park is a magnificent two storey homestead built by John Riddoch in 1880. It is said to be one of the best-preserved homes in Australia. Conducted tours are available by prior arrangement. Pick up a picnic hamper before setting out
 

Kalangadoo & Nangwarry Ride - A scenic ride of 60 kms return -the route partly uses the main road to Millicent and t6o Mt Gambier so expect high speed traffic and large semi trailers. Stop for refreshments at Kalangadoo or Nangwarry before heading back to Penola.
 

Bool Lagoon Ride - The most challenging of the rides from Penola. Bool Lagoon is one of the most exciting and diverse wetlands in Australia. But be prepared for the ride to Bool Lagoon as the distance is long and sheltered stops are generally not available.