Experience the Number #1 Queenstown Bike Hire Specialists

Suitable for beginners to experienced riders. We have a full family-friendly range of mountain bikes. Our E-bikes are suitable for riders as small as 153cm/ 5’1″. Our choice of manufacturer – Giant™  will ensure your riding experience is world-class. 

1. Choose between E-bike/bike/E-scooter

2. Choose free drop off in Queenstown or daily shuttle options (see below)

3. Select date/time

4. Helmets, maps and knowledgeable driver included

5. Add extras (trailer, own bikes, baby seat)

 

 Which trail is right for me?

Ask yourself if you want us to drop our bikes to your door in Queenstown? Or be shuttled to Arrowtown/Jacks Point or Gibbston? They’re 3/4-hour rides one-way so unless you are a keen cyclist let us give you a ride and let us give you a brief history lesson.

 

Frankton/Kelvin Heights Bike Trail

This is the simplest and best value choice – The Frankton and Kelvin Heights trail is the local favourite. Simple to navigate around the lake with lots of access to facilities like toilets, restaurants & breweries. It’s a time-friendly choice too if you have a scheduled plan. Or choose exercise-free option: E-scooters.

Time – Min 1-hour

Grade – Beginner, Easy

Gradient -Flat

Type – Wide gravel, lake trail, away from cars 

Distance –    14 km one way (28 km return)

Things to see– Kawarau Falls & jet boat sightings, Queenstown Gardens, Kelvin Heights beach, Queenstown’s pine tree peninsula, the TSS Earnslaw, Goat sculptures.

Recommended stops -Altitude brewery, Frankton Arm Tavern, The Boatshed, The Hilton’s Wakatipu Grill.

 

 

 

 

Arrowtown to Gibbston – Bridges to wine Trail

Half-day and full day options for the scenic wine lover trail. Cross 7 picturesque bridges down the “Twin River” trail to the famous Gibbston wine region to sample some of the finest Pinot Noir in the world. Includes pick-up/drop off from your QTN accommodation; as well as collection from any winery to finish the adventure.

Time – Arrowtown to Gibbston = 1-2 Hour, To end of Gibbston trail (optional effort) = 60 mins

Shuttle times – QTN to Arrowtown = 20 mins,  Gibbston to QTN = 40 mins

Grade – Beginner, Easy

Gradient – Mostly flat with a small climb going into Gibbston

Type – Wide gravel path, bridge crossings, some shared country roads, minimal car interaction

Distance –    16km Arrowtown to Gibbston Valley (8 km – Gibbston Valley to Mount Rosa) Total 24 kms

Things to see – The world’s first bungy jump platform, 5 epic bridges including an 80-metre suspension bridge, Kawarau Gorge, Kawarau River, Arrow River,  NZ’s most picturesque small town, Derelict Chinese mining settlement, Gold mining history and of course vineyards.

Recommended stops – Gold mining museum, AB bakery’s, AJ Hackett Bungy, Gibbston Valley, Gibbston Tavern, Rockburn wineries, Peregrine wineries, Kinross wineries, Cargo Breweries, Mount Rosa.  

 

 

 

 

Gibbston – Red, Red Wine trail

Half-day and full day options for the wine lover who prefers more wine than riding. Minimal riding, maximum tastings.  10am openings and 4.30pm return shuttles. Cheesy singalongs optional.

Time – To end of Gibbston trail (optional effort) = 60 mins 

Shuttle – Gibbston to QTN = 40 mins

 Grade – Beginner, Easy

Gradient – Mostly flat with minimal climbs

Type – Wide gravel bike path, don’t ride on the road, cross roads at designated points

Distance – 8 km – Gibbston Valley Wineries to Mount Rosa

Things to see – The world’s first bungy jump platform, Kawarau Gorge, Kawarau River, vineyards.

Recommended stops – AJ Hackett Bungy, Gibbston Valley, Gibbston Tavern, Rockburn wineries, Peregrine wineries, Kinross wineries, Cargo Breweries, Mount Rosa.