![Murrumbateman winemaker Ken Helm at his winery. Photo: Graham Tidy Murrumbateman winemaker Ken Helm at his winery. Photo: Graham Tidy](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/3BUUzmFAhrhLyX9rFCubPq5/9cd9a73a-38c6-45ed-8e13-d05616b0e8fd.jpg/r0_78_1065_677_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Murrumbateman will soon see its Winery Cycle Trail completed by the Yass Valley Shire with a $2 million grant from New South Wales government.
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The winery cycle trail, which connects many wineries for cyclists, is part of the ever-increasing tourist infrastructure, of various accommodation options, bike hire, restaurants, cafes, wine bars, chocolate maker, galleries, rural charm, and historic sites which makes it a very attractive destination.
"I am excited to see the path now in use, not only with cyclists, but joggers, dog walkers and family strolls. I look forward to it mirroring the very successful Clare Valley cycle trail in South Australia," Murrumbateman's Helm Wines director Ken Helm says.
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