Getting around Warby can be challenging for locals and visitors. With fluctuating fuel prices and extended paid parking on weekends for non-residents, it’s good to know there are non-car ways to get around.WAC’s helping mountain bike riders explore Warburton Bike Park with a Gravity Day Pass ($65 a day) from Warby via Wesburn and up to Mt Bride – these are perfect for hitting the 70 km+ of green, blue and black gravity trails. Grab a Hot Lap pass (a lift up, so you can ride down) for $15: it’s great for an action-packed lunch break.Also utilising WAC’s fleet of minibuses and bike trailers is the Private MTB Pass (full day or 3-hr). As WAC logistics guru and bike legend Rob Eva says: “The groups I’ve taken up love the local, personal approach. I let them know what the conditions are and take them to the best runs of the day.”Hikers can book transfers to the start and/or finish of their walks from the top of Donna Buang, Redwood Forest or Walk into History. WAC also operates Warby Nightrider for transfers for local weddings, parties and events throughout winter (and more often in summer). Pre-book this service if you need to move a bunch of friends and family around!Warburton resident Richard recently used the Warby Nightrider for 2 family weddings. “With guests from Melbourne, interstate and overseas staying in multiple locations, I felt responsible for the wellbeing of hundreds of people across the 2 events!” he said. “It was critical to us that our provider was a legit transport operator with correctly-licensed vehicles, drivers and insurance. This team, their service and pricing was fantastic (with flexibility when herding cats at 11pm after fun receptions!)”.Support a local, family-run business that loves to help link the community and visitors so that everyone can get the best out of this beautiful region!
