Tongariro Wilderness Adventures – EBiking Trail

Highlights

• Plan your trip

  Secure your exclusive access to this private trail by booking the Wilderness Ebiking Adventure package with Tongariro Wilderness Adventures. Opt for this package, and every detail of your journey, from bike transport and optional bike hire to your accommodation and meals throughout the 2-day adventure, will be arranged for you. For further details and to make your booking contact Tongariro Mountain Biking

  Direction	The trail can be ridden in both directions.
  Access, transport & guides	Trails are exclusive, comes with accommodation, e-bike hire and a guided tour of the trails.
  Helicopter	Yes - Helicopter transport can be arranged from anywhere in New Zealand to Tongariro Wilderness Adventures, and we can arrange transport from Auckland International Airport, or our local domestic terminal at Taupo either by vehicle or helicopter.
  Water taxi	No
  Dog access	No dogs allowed
  Trails nearby	-

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  Getting here

  Tongariro Wilderness Adventures are located at the southern end of Lake Taupo, 25 minutes west of Turangi.

  Or one hours drive from the popular tourist destination of Taupo. A 5km all weather metalled road provides private access from the main State Highway – suitable for most vehicles.

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  Bike hire, Transport & Tours

  The package already includes Bike hire, however you do have the oprion to bring your own bike.

  Operators who can provide bikes and transport, with some offering tour services such as luggage transfers.

  Find bike hire

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• Safety Guidelines

  Ride Within Your Abilities

  Mountain biking involves various challenges and risks, including but not limited to steep descents, uneven terrain, and natural obstacles. It is vital that you ride within the limits of your capabilities and the trail ratings appropriate to your level of experience and skill. Do not attempt trails or maneuvers that are beyond your current skill level.

  Below is a guide to trail grades, ability and the what the standard is:

  Grade Rating	Technical Ability	What to expect
  Grade 1	Easiest	Fairly flat, wide, smooth track or gravel road.
  Grade 2	Easy	Mostly flat with some gentle climbs on smooth track with easily avoidable obstacles such as rocks and potholes.
  Grade 3	Intermediate	Steep slopes and/or avoidable obstacles possibly on narrow track and/or with poor traction. There may be exposure at the track’s outside edge.
  Grade 4	Advanced	A mixture of long, steep climbs, narrow track, poor traction and obstacles that are difficult to avoid or jump over. Generally exposed at the track’s outside edge. Most riders will find some sections easier to walk.
  Grade 5	Expert	Technically challenging. Giant climbs, narrow track and numerous hazards including dangerous drop-offs, sharp corners and difficult obstacles. Expect walking and possibly bike carrying.
  Grade 6	Extreme	Downhill/free ride specific tracks. Extremely steep sections with large drop-offs and other unavoidable obstacles. May include man made structures and jumps.

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  Preparation and Safety Gear

  Proper preparation and safety gear are crucial for a safe mountain biking experience. Always wear a helmet and other recommended protective gear such as gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads. Ensure your mountain bike is in good working condition and appropriate for the trail types. Bring adequate hydration and snacks, especially for longer rides.

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  Trail Etiquette and Environmental Respect

  Respect trail signage and keep to marked paths. Be courteous to other trail users and yield the right of way where appropriate. Do not leave any litter behind and avoid actions that could damage the natural environment or disturb wildlife.

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  Emergency Procedures

  Before hitting the trails, ensure you are prepared for unexpected situations. Carry a basic first aid kit, a multi-tool for bike repairs, and a means of communication, such as a fully charged mobile phone or a two-way radio where service is limited. Consider the weather conditions and bring appropriate clothing and protective gear. Always inform a guide or fellow rider of your intended route and expected return time. Knowing basic first aid and bike repair techniques can be invaluable in case of minor accidents or mechanical issues.

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  Insurance

  We recommend that all participants have personal insurance that covers mountain biking activities.