What is included with the rental?

Every rental includes the Rockhopper Comp mountain bike, a premium helmet and a water bottle holder; basic setup is included at check-in.

Where do I meet for the rental?

Meet at Harro's Snowsports 1650 Alpine way Crackenback nsw 2627; arrive 10 minutes early to prepare your bike.

Are there age or height restrictions?

Height restrictions apply for this Large size (173–188cm). There are no specific age limits listed—contact the outfitter for details.

Can I take a shuttle to Thredbo?

Yes, two daily shuttle runs to Thredbo depart at 9:30am and 2:30pm for $20pp; bookings are essential.

What is the cancellation policy?

Customers receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation.

Do I need to bring my own helmet?

No—Harro's provides a premium helmet with every rental, but you’re welcome to use your own if preferred.

Rockhopper Comp Mountain Bike Rental — Lake Crackenback & Thredbo Singletrack

On two wheels through the Snowy Mountains: the Rockhopper Comp Mountain Bike — Large unlocks fast, confident singletrack out of Lake Crackenback and Thredbo. Based at Harro's Snowsports 1650 Alpine way Crackenback nsw 2627, this rental gives riders a lightweight, responsive mountain bike and everything needed to chase fall-lines across alpine terrain. The region sits within the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, a high-country landscape of subalpine meadows, granite outcrops and forested ridgelines carved by glacial action during the last ice age.

The Rockhopper Comp’s Premium A1 Aluminum frame, SR SunTour XCM fork and SRAM Level hydraulic brakes make it an agile choice for sweeping descents and technical singletrack. Harro's supplies a premium helmet, a water bottle holder and a Specialized mountain bike tuned for the local trails; height restrictions apply (173–188cm) so check sizing before you book. Rentals are offered as two-hour, four-hour and full-day hires, with optional shuttle runs from Lake Crackenback to Thredbo at 9:30am and 2:30pm for $20pp—bookings required.

Trails here vary from buff, machine-built singletrack to rooty alpine firetrails lined with snow gums and button grass. Expect tight berms, fast rollers and occasional exposed rock slabs where granite shows through. Wildlife commonly seen includes kangaroos in lower grassy gullies and wedge-tailed eagles riding hill thermals; wildflower displays brighten spring and early summer rides.

This operation is a practical part of the local outdoor scene: Harro's Snowsports is one of the few year-round outfitters that transitions from ski shop to summer bike hub, offering serviceable, well-maintained bikes and local trail knowledge. The proximity to Lake Crackenback and Thredbo’s lift-access trails makes it especially attractive for riders who want to combine shuttle-assisted descents with pedal-up exploration.

Prepare to arrive 10 minutes early to sort gear and paperwork, and have your confirmation ready. Safety-conscious riders will enjoy the confident stopping power of hydraulic brakes combined with a forgiving fork for rock gardens. The area's history includes the mid-20th-century Snowy Mountains Scheme and deep cultural ties to the Ngarigo people; both shape modern trail stewardship and land access.

Whether you’re carving first descents into a dusty berm or guiding a cautious friend over a technical pitch, the Rockhopper Comp delivers reliable performance for a broad range of summer mountain biking in the high country. Book through the provided referral link, respect the trails, and leave no trace as you ride. Ideal for intermediate riders who want a fast, predictable bike on varied terrain, this setup also suits adventurous beginners stepping up from hardtail cross-country rigs. Harro's staff tune gear between hires, carry basic repair kits, and can recommend loop options to match pace and skill—ask about technical sections, grooming schedules, and current trail conditions before you head out.