Mountain Bike Trails in Kerikeri MTB Park

2 Dux

Temperoray used as an exit until Dux is finished will need to walk up can ride down.

2WD

A very sweet short track, all rollable it descends quickly with off camber rooty sections and loamy turns. Built by Neil of The Flying Scot fame it is a hugely enjoyable but alas over with all too quickly. Clay Base, loam with some exposed roots.

4WD

A Bit of Faith

A short, technical and challenging wee trail, it is narrow and has a steep nature with off camber and rooty parts, built by Chris Fewtrell it is exciting and challenging especially when wet.......

Cambered Mirage

Daz Trail

Hard out Down Hill drops and gap jump has got a climb in the middle Has not been riden for a while needs clearing.

Dead Possum

Deliverance

Great downhill section Through the pine leads into a picture perfect native lost vally. With a easy grade climb out through the pines.

Dog Eating Beetroot

Dug Less

Great trail for the riders keen to advance in the technical riding, some gnarly chutes and drops with some off cambered sections.

Dux Into

Dux old

Escape From Jocks Drop

Firebreak

Is a two way track that is an undulating track that is easy in the dry and greasy in the wet. It goes between Okura Road. And Young Road.

Firebreak Extension

Old school single track few roots to make it interesting good flow.

Hidden Agenda

It starts on Wairoa Rd and ends on Young Rd, it is a one way track smooth and flowing at the top and going into tight switch backs at the bottom. This track is 90% downhill.

Isolation

Its Not

Down hill link from Nigels nostril to Dux.

JIM

A range of different features including shark fins, step downs, flat drops, hips, gap jumps and berms. This trail is not one for the faint hearted as the jumps range from 2m to about 8m. Ride at your own risk. JIM was built 3 years ago by Francis Cassells with the help of the inlet club members. Track has recently had a rebuild.

Jocks Drop

This track was officially opened on 25th March 2014 in commemoration of Adrian Stanley ”Jock” Hodgson. The Kerikeri and Waipapa Rotary along with the Kerikeri Striders sponsored this track to be rebuilt. It was the first track that the club used a digger to build. This is our most flowing track, with berms and easy contour.