What are Eudaimonia Community Trips?

Our community bikepacking trips are open to all members of Eudaimonia.

They’re simple, affordable, and intentionally small — designed for riders who want to share stories, pitch tents, and discover Tasmania’s wild places together.

Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned adventurer, these rides are about connection, not competition.

Book Your Spot

Spaces for the weekender are limited, and this ride is designed for fit, adventurous riders who love a challenge. If sharing accommodation with someone, only one of you needs to book the ‘add on’, we just ask to please put a note in the booking comment who you are sharing with.

Get a head start on the Devils Cardigan.
This weekend is designed to preview the full course about six weeks before race day.
We’ll ride the complete route on Saturday — a solid day out with full support — then spin the legs out on Sunday with a relaxed loop through some of Derby’s most beautiful back roads and trails.

The perfect way to test your legs, dial in your setup, and spend a weekend immersed in Derby’s gravel community.

Our annual gathering of the Eudaimonia Gold community — a weekend to reconnect, reset, and reflect.

Check into the beautiful Woodland Bay Retreat on Friday afternoon. We’ll begin with a guided breath and contrast therapy session, followed by a shared dinner and conversation by the fire.
Saturday is for a big, rewarding ride followed by time in the wellness area, sauna, and spa.
Sunday brings an easy spin before heading home refreshed and inspired.

A weekend of gratitude, good rides, and grounding — our way of saying thank you for being part of the journey.

A couple of years ago, we rode home from the Devils Cardigan — and it became one of our favourite weekends ever.
This year, we’re inviting the whole Eudaimonia community to join us.

We’ll roll out the day after Devils and take two days to make our way home — a relaxed, social ride timed perfectly with the Winter Solstice.
Expect plenty of easy conversation, long Zone 2 miles, and that quiet mid-winter magic Tasmania does best.

A slow, steady journey home — together.

As the days lengthen and the air softens, we’ll head north to celebrate the Spring Equinox with a weekend bikepacking escape.

Route details are still in the works, but the plan is to explore somewhere new — perhaps around Penguin and the surrounding coastal hills. Expect two days of exploring, camping, and celebrating the turning of the season with friends new and old.

Goodbye winter, hello longer rides, lighter mornings, and sunshine on your back.