Twin Rivers Trail Shuttle Service by Queenstown Bike Hire
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
A moderate fitness level is recommended due to trail length and varied terrain; some endurance and basic off-road cycling skills help.
Overview
Tackle the stunning 18.5 km Twin Rivers Trail along the Kawarau and Shotover Rivers, then hop aboard Queenstown Bike Hire’s reliable shuttle from Morven Ferry Road back to town. A hassle-free end to a rewarding ride.
Twin Rivers Trail - Morven Ferry Road to Queenstown Shuttle 🚐
Enjoy the amazing views down the aquamarine Kawarau and Shotover Rivers
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About This Adventure
Experience the convenience of our shuttle service after conquering the 18.5 km Twin Rivers Trail. We’ll pick you up at Morven Ferry Road and take you back to your home or accommodation in central Queenstown, ensuring a hassle-free end to your adventure. Enjoy a seamless return from your outdoor journey!
Note - this is a 'pick you up and get you home' shuttle option for people who have been on the Twin Rivers Trail
Trail Description
- 18.5 km one way
- Intermediate (Grade 3)
Pick up
You've just finished the Twin Rivers Trail and want a ride to get you back home or to your accommodation? Look no further! We've got you.
Our shuttle will pick you or your group up at Morven Ferry Road and get you home.
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Drop off
Either at our depot address at Unit 1/134 Gorge Rd, Queenstown or your accommodation in the central Queenstown area.
There may be an additional charge or small fee if you are outside the central town area.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Shuttle Pickup in Advance
Ensure your spot on the shuttle by booking ahead, especially during peak seasons to avoid wait times.
Carry Adequate Water
Though the trail is scenic, there are limited water refill points—bring enough to stay hydrated throughout.
Prepare for Mixed Terrain
The trail combines gravel and packed dirt; a bike with sturdy tires and some off-road handling skills are recommended.
Check Weather Conditions
Weather can change quickly in Otago; dress in layers and carry waterproof gear to stay comfortable on the trail.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- New Zealand fantail (pīwakawaka)
- Grey warbler (riroriro)
History
The Kawarau River nearby is home to the world's first commercial bungy jumping operation, established in 1988, anchoring Queenstown’s reputation as an adventure capital.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain the trail prioritize protecting native vegetation and minimizing erosion, encouraging riders to stick to marked paths and reduce environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mountain or Hybrid Bike
A bike designed to handle varied surfaces ensures confident riding and better comfort over the trail.
Helmet
Protective headgear is mandatory for safety on rugged or uneven paths.
Hydration Pack or Water Bottles
Essential to maintain hydration especially in warmer months or longer ride durations.
summer specific
Layered Clothing and Waterproof Jacket
Weather conditions vary rapidly; layers and waterproofing keep riders comfortable year-round.
fall|spring|winter specific