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Are you heading to the Dunstan Cycle Trail? Or somewhere local in Queenstown? Our shuttle service can drop you at the trail, and pick you up at the other end!
We used Whizzy E-Bikes for our wine tour, they were fantastic, we got a full training & run through on the E-Bikes before we headed off. We also used the Whizzy shuttle service for pickup at the end of the day, everything went perfectly 😊 Thanks to the team at Whizzy, we will be back!
Visitor To Queenstown
We hired 2 E-bikes from Whizzy, bikes got dropped to our hotel & Paul suggested some trails for our riding ability with maps & popular cafes to stop at on the way, was a great experience all round.
Visitors to Queenstown
We had a Birthday group wine tour in Gibbston Valley & used Whizzy E-Bikes, they picked us up & started us off from Arrowtown. The bikes were awesome, thanks Whizzy for a great experience!
Queenstown Local
Everything about Whizzy is unreal! Super accommodating for everyone’s needs, flexible with changes, lovely new bikes and run by absolute legends! 😊
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2 – 3 hrs, 10.4km
Grade 2, Easy
A popular trail for walkers and cyclists with mostly wide trails for both to enjoy.
Follow the trail around through Frankton Beach and up to the historic Kawerau Falls Bridge. Take the time to stop and take in the flow of the water under the bridge, the magnificent blue heughs are stunning. Follow the trail down past the Hilton Hotel (great spot for coffee, wine or pizza) right on the water front and park your bike outside.
The trail then continues along the Frankton Arm passing several jetties and private homes until you come to Kelvin Grove and Queenstown Yacht Club.
Stop at one of the lakeside seats to take in the view of Lake Wakatipu or bring your togs for a swim.
This trail can continue on the Kelvin Heights Sculpture Trail.
1-2 Days, 55km
Grade 2 - 3
The Dunstan trail is between Cromwell and Clyde alongside Lake Dunstan, the Kawarau River and Cromwell Gorge. It can be ridden in either direction but most ride from Cromwell to Clyde.
The official start of the trail is from Cromwell Heritage Precinct which makes the distance to Clyde 42km.
Alternatively, the full trail starts from Smiths Way, Mount Pisa if you wish to ride the entire 55km.
You can also start from Bannockburn Inlet which makes a total distance to Clyde of 34km.
The trail consists of dirt tracks, wooden boardwalks and gravel trails. The Dunstan trail shows off it’s pioneering and gold mining history and includes an 86m long, 29m high Hugo Suspension Bridge.
Along the trail you will find a floating café and lounge bar, just before Cairnmuir Gully to stop for refreshments.
At the end of the trail you can view New Zealand’s largest concrete hydro dam, just before reaching Clyde.
The most challenging part of the trail is before reaching Clyde dam where the trail is only 1.5m wide in places and has some steep drop off areas.
Lake Dunstan Trail is the most amazing trail to ride with stunning scenery in every direction.
Let us hire you an e-bike and shuttle you to Cromwell to ride it for yourself.
1-5 Days, 152km
Grade 1, Easy
This trail opened back in 2000 and follows the former railway between Clyde and Middlemarch. The trail can be ridden in either direction. Break the trail in easy to ride daily amounts and enjoy the hospitality and amazing places along the way. The trail has amazing history utilizing some amazing old bridges and tunnels spanning back over the last 85 years.
We can shuttle you to start at either end and collect you and bring you back to Queenstown when you have completed the trail.
