Hamilton Park is a BMX track where the Gore BMX Club meets on a Friday night. The track is open to the public whenever there are no club events on.
If you’re looking for something easy and relaxing or are with young ones - there are plenty of scenic rides dotted around the region. In Invercargill, take a nice ride along the banks of the Waihopai river on the Waihopai Walkway/Cycleway or see what’s on offer at the bicycle-friendly Queens Park. In Te Anau, explore the 35 Hectare Ivon Wilson Park and revel in the views of the Fiordland mountains.
Go to Mountain biking and Cycling for additional trails.
The Sandy Point Mountain Bike trails have been home to the Southland Mountain Bike club since the 1990's.
This awe-inspiring cycle trail encompasses rural townships, rolling farmland, show stopping valleys, pristine rivers and lakes, and alpine vistas.
This well formed walkway/cycleway begins at the Dunns Road Bridge and heads west to the beach entrance on Dunns Road.
Elizabeth Park is located off John Street and Lime Street and provides a large welcoming open space.
Take a stroll around the Pleasure Bay lagoon and discover an area rich in ecology and history.
An 8km, grade 2 mountain biking track with sections for all abilities that winds through the beautiful scenery of Ivon Wilson Park.
The Kingswell Creek Walkway starts at the Bluff Road/Kew Road intersection and continues through Kew Bush
A pump track is a continuous loop of round bumps and banked turns your ride by pumping, not pedalling.
A coastal playground just minutes from Invercargill. The beach is a wonderland for families to adrenaline junkies and everybody in-between.
This well formed walkway/cycleway begins at the Dunns Road Bridge and heads south via McLauchlans Road to reach the Mountain Bike car park.
This well formed walkway/cycleway allows you to use the mountain bike tracks available and return along this same track.
A magnificent public park in the heart of Invercargill, sprawling across 80 hectares of beautifully kept gardens, wildlife habitats, and sports areas.
New Zealand's first indoor cycling velodrome, this 250m international standard track can be used by beginners through to experts of any age.
In the heart of the city, Thomsons Bush offers a network of easy-going walk-/cycleways, through a beautiful Southland native bush.
This track offers beautiful views across Lake Te Anau to the Murchison Mountains as it heads toward the Upukerora River along the lake's edge.
Walk or cycle the banks of the Waihopai River from the Stead Street Bridge to the Waihopai Dam. There are multiple access points on the 15km loop.
The Winton Walkway (or Winton Rotary Trail) is a 9km public trail encircling the whole Winton township.
The Otepuni Stream Walkway begins at Clyde Street/Otepuni Stream Bridge and continues eastwards through the Otepuni Gardens to Rockdale Road.
