Two Day Bike Hire on the Timber Trail | Timber Trail Lodge
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to handle mixed terrain and variable trail lengths across two days
Overview
Take on the Timber Trail’s iconic terrain with a two-day bike hire from Timber Trail Lodge. Choose from mountain and e-bike options, complete with repair gear for a smooth ride.
Two Day Bike Hire
Starts from $135 | Explore the Timber Trail!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking Timber Trail like never before with our two-day bike hire! Choose from the rugged Trek Roscoe 7, the versatile Powerfly Hardtail, or the smooth Powerfly Full Suspension E-bike. Each rental includes essential repair gear, ensuring your adventure is both thrilling and worry-free. Enjoy nature at its finest!
Hire our Trek Roscoe 7 Mountain Bike, Powerfly Hardtail E-bike or Powerfly Full Suspension E-bikes for two days for your trek on the Timber Trail!
Rates
Trek Roscoe 7 Mountain Bike (Ages 10+): $135 Trek Powerfly Hardtail E-Bike (Ages 10+): $255 Trek Powerfly Full Suspension E-Bike (Age 10+). $320
About
Hire our Trek Roscoe 7 Mountain Bike, Powerfly Hardtail E-bike or Powerfly Full Suspension E-bike for two days and enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of the Timber Trail in the best way possible.
Please contact us if your bike size is not available
Inclusions
Bike repair gear, including pump, spare tube, multi tool and 750ml cage holder.
Adventure Tips
Carry Basic Repair Tools
All rentals include essential repair gear, but bring your own if you have specific tools or extra tubes.
Plan Your Water Stops
Limited drinking water points exist; carry enough water for long stretches between huts and towns.
Expect Varied Trail Conditions
The trail features a mix of gravel, technical sections, and suspension bridges—be ready for changing surfaces.
Book Bikes Early
Bike availability can fluctuate during peak seasons, so reserve your bike ahead of your trip dates.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Kererū (native wood pigeon)
- Long-tailed bat (native nocturnal species)
History
The Timber Trail follows former logging railway lines dating back to early 20th-century timber operations, offering insight into the region’s industrial past.
Conservation
Efforts by local groups and Timber Trail Lodge promote low-impact riding and habitat protection, helping preserve the forest's health and wildlife corridors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head during rough terrain and falls.
Hydration Pack
Ensures you stay hydrated on long stretches with limited water access.
summer specific
Layered Clothing
Allows you to adapt to changing temperatures throughout the day.
all specific
Sturdy Gloves
Improves grip and provides warmth in cooler weather.
fall|winter specific