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Spectator Travel Guide: Health Partners Men's Stage 2
Norwood - Uraidla
- Thursday, 22 January 2026
Getting to the race
The beauty of travelling around South Australia? It's extremely accessible and you can travel from the beach to the hills under an hour! From the Adelaide CBD, our race starts are only a short drive, bus ride or bike ride away:
Discover things to see and do around Health Partners Men's Stage 2
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Tour Transfers
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Drive
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Ride
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Taxi or Uber
Tour Transfers
Experience the ultimate convenience with our daily tour transfers. Say goodbye to the hassle of transportation and let us take care of your journey to the cycling race start and finishes.
Our air-conditioned buses provide a comfortable and refreshing ride, ensuring you stay relaxed and ready to immerse yourself in the excitement of the event.
Drive
Get to the race start from Adelaide CBD:
Approximately 10 minutes
Get to the race finish from Adelaide CBD:
Approximately 25 minutes
Get to the race finish from Norwood:
Approximately 22 minutes
Keep an eye on the various road closures and parking restrictions in place.
Ride
Get to the race start from Adelaide CBD:
4.0km (approximately 18 minutes)
Get to the race finish from Adelaide CBD:
25.3km (approximately 2 hours 5 minutes)
Get to the race finish from Norwood:
20.9km (approximately 1 hour 42 minutes)
Taxi or Uber
Get to the race start from Adelaide CBD:
$10 - $30
Discover things to see and do around Health Partners Men's Stage 2
Explore Norwood and the Adelaide Hills with our interactive map and find things to do in relation to the race route.
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Food and Drink
Adelaide Argo On The Parade
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Adelaide arkhé
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Adelaide Hills Ten Miles East Winery
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Adelaide Hills Cherry Bomb Cafe
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Adelaide Hills Ashton Hills Vineyard
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Adelaide Hills Greenhill Wines Cellar Door and Cafe
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Adelaide Hills The Summit Cafe and Function Centre
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Adelaide Hills $300.00 The Crafers Hotel
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Adelaide Hills Thelma Piccadilly
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Adelaide Hills Tapanappa Cellar Door
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Food and Drink
Adelaide Hills Wotton Family Wines
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Adelaide Hills The Uraidla Hotel
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Adelaide Hills CRFT Wines
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Adelaide Hills Cobb's Hill Estate
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Adelaide Hills Lenswood Cider Co.
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Adelaide Hills Tagai - Vineyards and Cellar Door
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Adelaide Hills That's Enrico Pizza
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Adelaide Hills Vinteloper
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Adelaide Eastside Wine & Ale Trail
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Adelaide Hills Mount Lofty Summit
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Adelaide Hills Mount Lofty Botanic Garden
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Adelaide Hills $599.00 Mount Lofty House & Estate - Adults Retreat
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Adelaide Hills Crafers Bakehouse
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Adelaide Hills Atelier
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Adelaide Hills Atelier Crafers
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Adelaide Hills E-Go Bike Hire
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Adelaide Hills $405.00 Pavilions at Lenswood
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Adelaide Hills Fabrik
Plan your trip from Norwood to Uraidla
Get the most out of your day by exploring this stage's surroundings post-race.
The second day of the men’s race starts in Norwood - a popular and lively suburb just over 4-kilometres east of the city.
With the race departing at 11:10am, explore the boutique cafes and coffee shops along the Norwood Parade before the peloton makes its way to Uraidla- a quaint hillside suburb rich in history, offering artisanal delights and family adventures.
A 3:02pm finish means plenty of time to explore Uraidla and take in the beauty of the Adelaide Hills which is home to some of the best local wines, food and produce. It is one of the most accessible regions for cyclists as there's plenty of bike paths to lead you into South Australia's backyard beauty.
Where to eat & drink
What to do
CYCLING & BIKE HIRE
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