Health Partners Men's Stage 2: Tanunda to Tanunda

Wednesday, 22 January 2025

MEN'S

Start
11:10 AM
Murray Street, Tanunda

Finish
2:23 PM
Murray Street, Tanunda

Distance
128.8km

MEN'S
Start
11:10 AM
Murray Street, Tanunda
Finish
2:23 PM
Murray Street, Tanunda
Distance
128.8km

GPS Map (GPX)

Route Map

Point To Point

ABOUT Health Partners Men's Stage 2

The Barossa has delivered big race moments from the get-go. Ready for more? Look to Health Partners Stage 2, which will loop anti-clockwise through the hills, vineyards and communities that shape this world-famous wine region.

Tanunda remains in the spotlight here, hosting the stage start and finish and two passes from the peloton. Angaston, Nuriootpa and Greenock are among other towns set to welcome riders, while local landmark Mengler Hill will see plenty of action too.

On paper this stage belongs to a sprinter – but the big question is whether they can stay in touch uphill and regroup in time for the line.

See more about this stage stage in detail or read our detailed stage guide.

STAGE IN DETAIL

ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS
efex KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
Feed Zone
Vantage Points
Stage Profile

ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS

Ziptrak® Sprint #1
31.2km, Murray Street, Greenock at Old Telegraph Station B&B
Approx. 12:03pm

Ziptrak® Sprint #2
80.5km, Murray Street, Greenock at Old Telegraph Station B&B
Approx. 1:14pm

efex KING OF THE MOUNTAIN

efex King of the Mountain #1
8km, efex King of the Mountain #1 - Mengler Hill (category 1)
Distance: 2.734km, Total Ascent 188m, Maximum Gradient: 12.2%, Average Gradient: 6.9%
Menglers Hill Road, Angaston at Cycle Friendly Barossa - Mengler Hill sign
Approx. 11:30am

efex King of the Mountain #2
57.3km, efex King of the Mountain #2 - Mengler Hill (category 1)
Distance: 2.734km, Total Ascent 188m, Maximum Gradient: 12.2%, Average Gradient: 6.9%
Menglers Hill Road, Angaston at Cycle Friendly Barossa - Mengler Hill sign
Approx. 12:41pm

efex King of the Mountain #3
106.7km, efex King of the Mountain #3 - Mengler Hill (category 1)
Distance: 2.734km, Total Ascent 188m, Maximum Gradient: 12.2%, Average Gradient: 6.9%
Menglers Hill Road, Angaston at Cycle Friendly Barossa - Mengler Hill sign
Approx. 1:51pm

Feed Zone

Murray Street Tanunda near John Street

Vantage Points

Murray Street, Tanunda - the peloton will come past here three times.
Mengler’s Hill Lookout - Menglers Hill Road, Bethany - the peloton will go past here three times
Angaston Road, Angaston - the peloton will come past here three times
Adelaide Road, Greenock - the peloton will come past here twice
Roundabout on Old Mill Road & Murray Street - the peloton will come pas here three times.

Catch the race action anywhere along the race route! Find a suitable spot, set yourself up and watch the world's greatest cyclists race through South Australia.

Stage Profile

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ENJOY AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PREMIUM EXPERIENCE ON HEALTH PARTNERS MEN'S STAGE 2

DeTours is the ultimate Santos Tour Down Under experience. You'll get closer to the action, the entertainment and the athletes as we organise an all-inclusive day for you to enjoy with your friends. On this stage:

🏁 Private pen at the start line
🥘 Multi-course lunch at FINO at Seppeltsfield
🚴‍♀️ 2 race pass throughs
🍷 Wine tasting at Elderton Wines

Spectator Travel Guide Tour all the action

As the Santos Tour Down Under takes over all of Adelaide and surrounds, we invite you to tour the many other wonders of South Australia along the way.

Tour the Stage

Wanting to know what more you can explore once the race ends? We've pulled together a list of coffee spots, places to eat and drink, things to do and accommodation surrounding the race route in the historic Barossa.

Getting to the Stage

Find out the best way to get to the race start and finish, whether it be by car, bike, ride share or on our spectator bus.

Best things to see and do in the Barossa

From taking to the sky, to exploring a gourmet food wonderland and sipping 100-year old wine, the Barossa is a feast for all senses. Loosen your belt buckle, ready your sense of adventure and of course prepare to be blown away by some seriously good wine. See our list of the best things to see and do in the Barossa.