Wellington Rides

Starts at the end of the Johnsonville Street 'Old Coach Road'. Take the track Old Coach Road till the first turn off to Mt Kau Kau.

Mountain bike from MT Cook, down Ophiro rd, to tip track, then down the ridge to red rocks, then along the beach to sth Makara rd...

From George Denton Park go through the metal gate and follow the track up. Very soon you will meet the bird sanctuary fence.

This is a popular circuit that conveniently starts and ends at the main car park while including the summit and plenty of sweet single track.

This is a twisty technical descent, with plenty of challenging (mostly optional) features including wooden obstacles.

Mostly packed rock and gravel with patches of clay on the bottom half and patches of loose gravel on the top half.

With a moderate grade, this is a popular way to reach the summit of Makara Peak.

Just past the radar dome jump over the metal barrier at a sign-posted 4wd track that deviates off the sealed road.

The upper two-thirds of the road, which is one end of the loop, has an average gradient of 23%.

Lake Kohangapiripiri is an important ecological area, consisting of a freshwater lake and associated wetland area.

This challenging ride reward the rider with a traverse of the full length of Belmont Regional Park.

With several jumps and steep drop-offs designed to test a rider's skill and confidence, the track presents a challenge.

The tracks wind up through regenerating bush and mature beech forest offering spectacular harbour views.

Labyrinth climbs from the top of Jungle Gym to the top of Spoonhill.

The track starts at the top of Labyrinth and ends at the back of the playground on Parkway.