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Payment Plan |
Register today and take advantage of our payment plan options.
Pay a deposit then 3 monthly payments
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Fully supported |
A fully supported ride, your registration covers all your cycling needs for the tour.
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The destination |
Internationally-acclaimed wine regions, stunning coastlines and rolling valleys—South Australia’s most life-affirming cycling getaway awaits you.
Beyond.
This event invites you to connect on a deeper level to community, to cause and to self.


Experience the best of South Australia
From Adelaide to McLaren Vale, the world-famous Barossa, Eden Valley and more, experience it all within a peloton of extraordinary individuals in our next exclusive sell out event, Challenge South Australia.
Beyond. This event invites you to connect on a deeper level to community, to cause and to self.
A unique 3 or 5 day cycling challenge that combines stunning vistas with tough, made-for-cyclists climbs and intoxicating long, rolling valley roads. Savour the breathtaking scenery of iconic descents and the world-renowned food and wine of the region.
A course designed by Annette Edmondson
Our course has been passionately curated by SA local and proud Mater Smiling for Smiddy ambassador, Annette Edmondson, a former 3 x world champion cyclist and assistant Tour Down Under race director.
It’s both challenging and accessible for our riders. Challenge South Australia has everything you want in a multi-day cycling challenge. Supported by Smiddy’s renowned support crew—this is a safe, inspiring and luxury bike tour with a little extra heart and soul.
Teamwork. Spirit. Mateship. You’ll experience all three when you
wear the Smiddy colours and join this extraordinary community.

Reward your wonder.
Join us for a life-affirming adventure!
Why we ride.
The Smiddy story
His disarming smile, one that rarely left his face even amidst the gravest of circumstances, gave his family and friends a window into the soul of a gentle, kind-hearted and unassuming young man from Home Hill. In 2006, Adam passed away from an aggressive melanoma.
He was just 26 years old, a talented triathlete and respected physiotherapist with the world at his feet.