Top Things to do in Derby
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The 10 Best Things to do in Derby, Tasmania
Discover the best top things to do in Derby, Australia including Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails, Vertigo MTB, Blue Derby Pods Ride, Mountain Biking Adventures Derby (MADMTB), Evolution Biking, Premium MTB Transfers Tasmania, The Derby Bank House, Derby Tunnel, Floating Sauna Lake Derby, The Tin Dragon Interpretation Centre and Cafe.
Restaurants in Derby
1. Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By drwwolf - Cooroy, Australia
The Blue Derby network of mountain bike trails is one of the absolute best I have ever come across, it’s something for everybody, including beginners and intermediate and advanced. Plan ahead, book your higher bicycle, and book your shuttles in advance as they can fill up in the busy season. You can ride to the top, or shuttles are generally $10 per ride, or $55 for a full day of unlimited shuttles. Long rides like the classic Blue Tier ride (42km) are amazing but may be closed after wet weather. Absolutely world-class trails, there’s a reason the Enduro World Champs are held here!
2. Vertigo MTB
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
VertigoMTB creates awesome mountain bike experiences @Blue Derby and St Helens. Offering a suite of uplift shuttle services to epic adventure trails in Derby, the Blue Tier, Bay of Fires and St Helens which are complemented by a hire bike fleet of quality Specialized dual suspension bicycles. Latest additions include an e-bike fleet. Put our passion and local knowledge to the test.
3. Blue Derby Pods Ride
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Explore; the world-acclaimed Blue Derby Mountain Bike trails. Indulge; in the locally-inspired gourmet food, prepared especially for you. Relax; in the comfort of your private Pod nestled within the trails. This luxury-adventure experience is exclusive, private and unique. If adventure with comfort is your style, join them and experience the flow.
4. Mountain Biking Adventures Derby (MADMTB)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 58 reviews
MADMTB specialised in quality, affordable and friendly adventures to the world class Derby and Blue Tier trail network. MADMTB provides uplift shuttle services and quality Merida dual suspension mountain bike hire. Our passion for Blue Derby is contagious, so catch the Blue Derby spirit and let us help you experience MAD times at Blue Derby and have some "Hardcore Fun"!
5. Evolution Biking
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Blue Derby's go to bike shop for Bike hire, Sales, Service and the best MTB brands. Dealer for Trek Bikes and stocking products from Dharco, Fox, Troy Lee, ION, Hope, Magura, 100%, Renthal, Evoc, Maxxis and many more!!
6. Premium MTB Transfers Tasmania
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Premium MTB Transfers is a local rider owned and operated service that specialises in mountain bike transport and stays across Tasmania. We offer airport and MTB trail transfers as well as private shuttles and charters. We also have accommodation in Derby and Branxholm for small and large groups in brand new lodges. Did we mention the fire pits and wood fired hot tubs?
Reviewed By MissBehavingCrew - Noosa, Australia
Tim and Helen helped with planning our activities, finding us accom, airport transfer as well as buggy shuttles. Super generous with their time. I couldn’t recommend them more highly! This was my second visit to Derby and we found these guys on our last trip, they were gold and us such were our local helpers for just about everything on our second trip.
7. The Derby Bank House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
8. Derby Tunnel
9. Floating Sauna Lake Derby
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
10. The Tin Dragon Interpretation Centre and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Derby is the small town with a big story. For a time it was the richest tin mine in the world. Water was the energy source, and to keep it coming, the company built water races and then a dam above the town. The inspectors said the dam would never fail. But in April 1929 it rained for five days straight, culminating in a final downpour of 5 inches in just two hours. Tin Dragon Cafe and Interpretation Centre will be closed on Wednesdays and Fridays in May and June 2014. In May the Centre will open between 10am and 4pm, and in June the Centre will open between 10am and 3pm. All bookings and enquiries can be made directly to the Tin Dragon Cafe and Interpretation Centre or to Dorset Council.
