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Queenstown Mtb Club
Mountain Biking North Otago Inc.
This little Oamaru based club, Mountain Biking North Otago Inc. has been very busy in recent years, building tracks in Herbert Forest, Cape Wanbrow, and Oamaru Reservoir. The Ground Effect Slush Fund provided the $400 needed for a hedge trimmer.
Wharfedale Track - Nth Canterbury
Jim from DOC and Scott from T5 Contracting spent a week working on North Canterburys' finest, the Wharfedale in 2017. The work was funded by another grant from Trail Fund, administering the Community Fund dollars, via the North Canterbury Cycling Club, and represents the final stage of the Wharfedale machine upgrade.
Big River to Waiuta Upgrade
In 2017 the Big River-Waiuta track received some overdue love, courtesy of the Kennett Brothers’ fundraising efforts and enthusiasm from Reefton locals. The Ground Effect Slush Fund added $1000 to the pot for bridge and drainage materials, digger hire, and heli hours.
Read MoreBranford Park - Nelson
Motupipi Hill - Golden Bay
Project Rameka - Golden Bay
Project Rameka in Golden Bay has been waging an ongoing crowdfunding campaign to double the size of the Project Rameka Carbon Forest.
Read MoreAmberley Area Cycle Trail
The Amberley Area Cycle Trail project, led by the Hurunui Trails Trust links the communities of Amberley, Leithfield and their beach townships, as well as providing safe and accessible cycle/pathways for recreational use.
Read MoreTe Anau Cycling Inc. - Southland
Te Anau Cycling Inc was formed back in 2011. One of its objectives is to work with council and volunteers to develop the potential for Ivon Wilson Park in Te Anau to become a mountain biking destination.
Read MorePerenuka MTB Park - Te Anau
The Perenuka Mtb Park on the edge of the Fiordland National Park is ready to roll.
Read MoreNelson Lakes Track Building
Another Ground Effect Slush Fund work party was successfully done and dusted in November 2014. Having spent the last few years toiling on the Craigieburn Trails’ network, we migrated our efforts north to the Nelson Lakes area.
Welcome Rock Trails
Welcome Rock Trails is a cross-country single track mtb reserve in the sub-alpine hills above Garston south of Queenstown. The trails offer riding on public conservation land as well as on private land including a loop high up on the Slate Range, including 6km along the Nevis Road.