Adventure Collective
Experience the Thrill of Fishers Track Mountain Bike Shuttle from Kaitieke to National Park - National Park

Experience the Thrill of Fishers Track Mountain Bike Shuttle from Kaitieke to National Park

Kaitiekemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; the ride is downhill but includes a short climb at the start.

Overview

Discover the Fishers Track Mountain Bike Shuttle—a thrilling downhill ride from Kaitieke to National Park with sweeping views of volcanic peaks and lush native forest. Perfect for riders seeking an easy shuttle paired with spectacular nature.

National Park, Manawatū-Whanganui

Fishers Track Mountain Bike Shuttle

Fishers Track to National Park Mountain Bike Shuttle

Select participants and date

About This Adventure

Experience an exhilarating mountain bike shuttle from Fishers Track to National Park, featuring breathtaking views of iconic volcanoes. Enjoy a thrilling downhill ride through scenic farmland and lush forests, while discovering unique wildlife and the stunning horseshoe monument. This adventure combines nature, excitement, and unforgettable landscapes in one seamless journey.

Experience an exhilarating mountain bike shuttle from Fishers Track to National Park, featuring breathtaking views of iconic volcanoes. Enjoy a thrilling downhill ride through scenic farmland and lush forests, while discovering unique wildlife and the stunning horseshoe monument. This adventure combines nature, excitement, and unforgettable landscapes in one seamless journey.

Adventure Tips

Book Your Shuttle Early

Spaces are limited to 15 riders, so reserve your shuttle in advance to secure your spot.

Bring a Suitable Bike

The shuttle does not include bikes—choose a mountain or e-bike suitable for gravel and single-track terrain.

Watch for Wildlife

Keep an eye out for native birds like kiwi and the occasional fernbird during the forest sections.

Stay Hydrated

Even on downhill rides, bring water and drink regularly, especially on sunny days.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Kiwi
  • Fernbird

History

The area sits on a significant geological fault line contributing to unique topography and is near Tongariro National Park, established in 1887 as New Zealand's oldest national park.

Conservation

Erua Forest is protected with regeneration projects promoting native flora and fauna, emphasizing minimal trail impact and respect for wildlife habitats.

Select participants and date

Adventure Hotspots in National Park

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Mountain Bike or E-Bike

Essential

A sturdy bike suited for gravel roads and forest single-track is necessary for a smooth ride.

Helmet

Essential

Helmets are mandatory for safety on this downhill route.

Hydration Pack

Essential

A hydration pack helps you stay hydrated during the ride without frequent stops.

Lightweight Jacket

Fall weather can shift quickly; a lightweight jacket keeps you comfortable amid wind and cooler temperatures.

fall specific