Bike & Cycle Trails in Hauraki Coromandel

Hauraki Coromandel is a haven for cyclists of all levels, offering a mix of scenic coastal rides, purpose-built mountain bike parks, and fun-filled pump tracks. Whether you’re after a leisurely pedal along the shoreline, an adrenaline-fueled ride through forest trails, or a family-friendly loop on smooth paths, the region has it all.

From challenging singletracks and downhill courses to gentle riverside and coastal routes, riders can explore stunning landscapes while enjoying a range of terrain and experiences. The area’s trails connect communities, beaches, and forests, making cycling both an adventure and a way to experience Hauraki Coromandel’s natural beauty.

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As a family-friendly riding holiday destination, The Coromandel has it covered with the popular Hauraki Rail Trail. But what is less well-known is the growing number of excellent well-built mountain bikes tracks of all grades in the region.

The local clubs have been super busy developing flow and progression trails, trails to shred and trails to cover country, pump tracks and e-Bike day rides. You just need to know where to go.  Each park offers something different, and linking them together over multiple days is a great way to experience The Coromandel, on your bike.

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Kaitiaki Tips for Cycling

Every ride through our trails is a chance to look after this place. By following simple Kaitiaki tips, you help protect the forests, coastlines, and cultural sites that make Hauraki Coromandel unique. Mountain biking and cycling here isn’t just about the ride, it’s about keeping the trails in great shape for everyone who follows.

  • Wash down tyres and bike equipment before and after each ride to prevent the spread of kauri dieback and other pests.
  • Check trail conditions before you ride and avoid trails that are closed, muddy, or under maintenance to help protect the track and rider safety.
  • Ride responsibly, slow down around walkers, give way when required, and use a bell or call out when passing.
  • Please stay on the trail, don't forge your own track taking shortcuts or photos. There's a great shot to be had from the lookout just around the next bend...
  • You will notice there are no rubbish bins. Please take your rubbish home from the trail or the beach, or back to where you are staying.
  • Support local kaitiaki efforts, consider donating to trail trusts or volunteering for maintenance days if you can.

 

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