Omeo MTB Park is Victoria’s newest mountain biking destination, offering a mix of flowing trails, challenging descents, and breathtaking alpine scenery. Located in the heart of Victoria’s high country, this park caters to riders of all skill levels, from beginners seeking fun, flowing tracks to experienced riders looking to push their limits on technical terrain.
The park’s trail network is designed to showcase the stunning Omeo region, combining thrilling descents with panoramic views of rolling hills and lush alpine forests. Among the standout trails are Log Slide, Muster, and Crikey, a trio of intermediate flow trails that connect seamlessly for a 17-minute descent packed with berms, rollers, and endless flow. For those craving technical challenges, trails like Crank Dog and Grim test even the most skilled riders with steep drops, rocky sections, and tight switchbacks.
One of the park’s most anticipated features is Flomeo, a trail that has quickly gained a reputation for its exciting mix of flow and technicality. Whether you're chasing a Strava KoM, enjoying a social ride with friends, or discovering the joy of mountain biking for the first time, Omeo MTB Park has something for everyone.
With its state-of-the-art trails, welcoming atmosphere, and proximity to the charming Omeo township, this park is quickly becoming a must-visit destination for mountain bikers. Don’t miss your chance to experience Victoria’s high country like never before. Plan your trip today and discover why Omeo MTB Park is the talk of the MTB community!
Livingstone Park: Located on Creek Street in Omeo, Livingstone Park serves as the primary access point for the trail network. Riders can park their vehicles here before hitting the trails.
Riders have been eagerly awaiting the shuttle announcement, and it’s finally here — Blue Dirt and Gravity Dirt have been confirmed as the official shuttle provider for Omeo MTB. With shuttles in place, accessing the full network just got easier, making it the perfect time to plan your trip.
Connelys Road and Sam Hill Road: Riders can utilize these roads for self-shuttling to access higher elevation trails. However, it's important to note that as more gravity trails open, there may be limited capacity for self-shuttling due to parking constraints and the narrowness of shuttle roads.
For the most current information on parking, shuttle services, and trail access, it's advisable to check the official Omeo MTB Park Facebook page or contact local authorities before planning your visit.
Grim at Omeo MTB Park is a black diamond trail featuring a mix of tech and flow, off-camber singletrack, and exposed lines. Ride along with trail coordinator Ben Reeves as he shares insights into the park’s development.
Read MoreWe swap lines and trade the lead on Bangers N Thrash — a wild new trail off the Omeo summit shuttle. Raw, fast, and made for sessioning.
Read MoreWe ride the new Black Diamond Pendulum jump trail at Ride Omeo. Reviewing the huge features and progression achieved on our second top-to-bottom run at age 54.
Read MoreJoin us for an epic ride at Omeo MTB Park as we shred Log Slide, Muster, and Crikey—three blue flow trails combining for a 15-minute descent packed with berms, rollers, and Strava KoM action!
Read MoreCrank Dog at Omeo MTB Park is a technical black diamond trail full of off-camber challenges. Watch Dan tackle its steep angles and hit the road gap!
Read MoreReviewing the Flomeo trail at Omeo MTB Park, a 6km blue-rated flow trail. We return to clean up the jumps and preview the Difficult-rated Rowdy and Pendulum.
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