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Mt Vic

Mountain Bike Trails in Mt Vic

Mt Victoria Mountain Bike Park is conveniently located just east of central Wellington, featuring 45 mountain biking trails through native bush with stunning harbour views. The trail system caters to all skill levels with a dedicated skills area, fast downhill runs, and terrain ranging from exposed rock to wooden jumps, all within the Town Belt reserves and easily accessible from the city.

Trails

Showing 1 - 20 of 32 trails

"A"

OPEN

202 m

-33m

42m

Follow on track from "V". Narrow dirt track in trees. Has two sections, first ends with an off camber roll down onto a walking track, second starts straight across that track with a little chute and ends in the same place as lower TTS. Both sections, especially the lower one are trickier when wet, or when very dry and dusty. Most of this track is intermediate level (Grade 3) but the end of the first section and start of the second one are advanced. (Grade 4)

"V"

OPEN

246 m

1m

-48m

1h 6m

Narrow track, steep in places and lots of tree roots to keep you honest. Finishes with a steep tree root covered chute and a medium sized drop onto a walking track. Keep an eye out for walkers. Upper level intermediate when dry, more difficult when wet due to slippery tree roots.

Bomb Hole

OPEN

Advanced

696 m

5m

-56m

2h 8m

Bomb Hole trail section of Super D route. There is a short pinch at the exit up Old Mac Track to get to Park Bench & Saddle Jumps start.

Bummer's Wood

OPEN

Easy

323 m

11m

-1m

1h 55m

Alternative access to or from Alexandra Park, good for returning to the summit of the super D. It follows the contours rather than heading up the Ridge.

Damien's

OPEN

458 m

-96m

5h 5m

Steep, awkward and straight down. 3 sections, starting from the second corner of Hippies. Much harder in the wet.

Groms

SIGNIFICANT_ISSUE

Advanced

535 m

-118m

1h

Moderately technical track dropping down towards Charles Plimmer Park. Everything on it can be rolled but also fun at speed with some air possible in sections.

Hataitai Park

OPEN

Easy

3.7 km

111m

-85m

7h 52m

Multi-use trail traversing Hataitai Park.

Hataitai Zigzag

OPEN

Easy

2.3 km

206m

-68m

5h 11m

This track provides a nice alternative to the steep Hataitai to City track. Instead of heading straight up the hill, this track wanders up through the bush at a gentle gradient. About 0.1km up from the bottom the track crosses the Hinau Street spur of the Hataitai to City track. Just after a switchback the track divides into two paths the original track continues south to soon rejoin the Hataitai to City track, while a newer section turns north to continue gently climbing up to Alexandra Road. This is an excellent off road climb up to the summit when linked with Shuttle Cook and heading around the velodrome.

Hippy's

OPEN

Advanced

412 m

-17m

4h 9m

Hippie's is the start of the Mt Vic Super D route.

Majoribanks Connector

OPEN

Easiest

264 m

11m

Matairangi Nature Trail

OPEN

Easiest

252 m

3m

-10m

Mt Vic Lookout Bike Path

OPEN

Easiest

330 m

21m

Mt Vic Skills Park: Lower

OPEN

Easy

126 m

4m

-4m

Mt Vic Skills Park: Upper

OPEN

Easy

165 m

10m

-9m

Newtown Reservoir

OPEN

Intermediate

323 m

35m

-1m

2h 3m

Access up to Mt Vic from behind the Hospital. Moderately steep in a couple parts with a few ruts, but overall a good surface and moderate grade. Meets up with Hospital to Mt Vic, for which it is an easier alternative.

Park Bench

OPEN

Advanced

403 m

17m

-54m

2h 29m

Drops down from the seat in the trees just above the saddle.

Park Bench Old School

OPEN

Advanced

145 m

-5m

One of the original option lines to end Park Bench. Has been reinstated in 2024. Slower than the main line with some off camber routes just before it rejoins the last berm.

Pirie Street Singletrack Access

OPEN

Easy

50 m

Quarry Track

OPEN

Easy

968 m

56m

-58m

Rock Drop

OPEN

Advanced

385 m

2m

-91m

3h 45m

Most direct route down Mt Vic to Charles Plimmer Park/Majoribanks St. Joins onto Groms just after the rock (which you can bypass) then crosses a major walkway about halfway down. Steep in places and a couple of drops but all manageable on an XC bike.