Ride Coromandel Bike Park - Planting Project

Twenty years ago, the Spirit of Coromandel Trust envisioned creating a world-class bike park where people of all ages could connect with nature, challenge themselves, and find adventure. That dream became Ride Coromandel Bike Park, a place that has brought joy to the community and visitors alike. Today, it's more than just a spot for riding—it’s a testament to passion, community spirit, and Keith Stephenson’s enduring legacy.

Planting trees will provide shade, beauty, and a healthier environment for future generations and visitors while enhancing the park's natural landscape and contributing to long-term sustainability. By contributing to Ride Coromandel's Bike Park Planting Project, you're playing a key role in protecting and nurturing this special place and ensuring Ride Coromandel remains a hub of adventure, community, and conservation for years to come. 

Why Plant Here 

  • Support long-term sustainability efforts that help maintain the park's ecosystems, making it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.  
  • Help improve the park's natural beauty, providing a more enjoyable environment for riders and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. 
  • Foster a space that brings together locals and tourists alike, offering a unique and accessible adventure experience that attracts visitors from across New Zealand and beyond. 
  • Contribute to the park's conservation efforts, ensuring it remains a thriving natural playground for outdoor adventurers while promoting eco-tourism in The Coromandel. 

By planting here, you're helping protect the environment and supporting a great tourism pot in The Coromandel, where visitors can experience the perfect blend of nature, adventure, and community. 

Planting Seasons

Each year, new plantings add life back into Ride Coromandel and surrounding forest. These snapshots capture what was planted, who was involved, and how the area is being restored season by season.

Support the Project

Your donation helps fund the next round of planting at Ride Coromandel and contributes to predator control, keeping this place thriving for generations to come.