Driving

The world-famous coastal route past the Twelve Apostles, built by returned WWI servicemen.

Australia's highest sealed road, climbing through the Victorian Alps and alpine resorts.

A tight, tree-lined ribbon of switchbacks through towering mountain ash forest.

A mostly unsealed high-country ridgeline drive through the Strzelecki Ranges.

A legendary run of flowing corners linking the Hawkesbury to the Hunter Valley.

A renowned motorcycling and driving road climbing the escarpment with hundreds of bends.

A scenic mountain pass winding through Kosciuszko National Park.

A quieter alternative crossing of the Blue Mountains with sweeping ridge views.

Tasmania's east-coast touring route past white-sand bays and the Bay of Fires.

A winding coastal road threading the Margaret River wine and surf region.

The 6.2km public-road mountain circuit that hosts the Bathurst 1000 and is drivable by the public at road-legal speeds.

A fast coastal circuit hosting MotoGP, historic meetings and regular track days.

A historic Melbourne circuit combining a road course with parts of a horse-racing venue, used for Supercars and club racing.

One of the world's longest permanent circuits, offering multiple layouts, track days and international events.

A tight, technical country Victorian circuit popular for club racing and historic meetings.

A multi-configuration circuit with floodlit night racing and a busy program of track days and club events.

Known as the paperclip, a flat and fast circuit hosting club racing and driver training.

A short, high-speed Tasmanian circuit famous for its tight hairpin and Supercars rounds.

The rebuilt former Wakefield Park circuit, reopened for club racing, track days and historic events.

A long-running South Australian club circuit on a former WWII airfield hosting historic and sprint events.

WA's premier permanent circuit, run by the WA Sporting Car Club for Supercars and club racing.