Can you ride the Timber Trail in one day?

The entire trail can be completed in one to three days. A spectacular adventure ride that takes you deep into the Pureora Forest Park. The scenery is stunning and there are some amazing views from the suspension bridges along the way.

Where does the timber trail start?

Pureora Forest
The Timber Trail begins in Pureora Forest and is easily accessed off SH30 between Te Kuiti and Mangakino. The central part of the trail, can be accessed from Piropiro campsite at the end of Kokomiko Road, Waimiha, and from Ongarue, via SH4 at the southern end.

How long does it take to ride the Timber Trail?

Each section of the trail is about 40km long and take most people 4 – 6 hours to ride at a leisurely pace, so you need to be fit enough to ride for that long.

Are there shuttles to the Timber Trail in New Zealand?

Timber Trail Shuttle & Bike Hire adds to your experience by ensuring a stress-free transport solution for you and your gear to and from the Timber Trail – one of New Zealand’s 22 Great Rides. Timber Trail Shuttle & Bike Hire. We Will Get You There read more Build your Adventure

The Timber Trail is 82km of mountain biking at its very best. Timber Trail shuttles, bike hire and camping in the Pureora Forest is our business. Epic offers the most economical and flexible adventure packages on and around the Timber Trail . We love riding the Timber Trail and want to share the epic experience with you.

What kind of bike do you need to ride the Timber Trail?

A mountain bike with knobbly tyres and a minimum of front suspension is recommended for riding the Timber Trail. At Timber Trail Shuttle & Bike Hire, you can now hire the right bike for the terrain, along with a helmet, spare tubes and other required gear.

Where does epic run shuttles in New Zealand?

Discover the wonders of the Pureora Forest Park in the Ruapehu District of New Zealand. Epic runs shuttles from Ongarue to Piropiro and Pureora. Our priority is that you and your bike get to the Trail safely. We make it easy for you to do either the full trail from Pureora to Ongarue or the bottom half from Piropiro to Ongarue.