You’ve seen the videos, read the posts, heard the gossip! The Skyline Mountain Bike Park, lives up to its reputation. Ride it to believe it!
The first lift accessible mountain bike park in the southern hemisphere Skyline MTB is on par with the world famous Whistler Bike Park.
Queenstown Bike Park is easily one of the best places to ride a mountain bike in the country!
- World class downhill tracks
- 450 metres of vertical descent in one lap
- Lift access daily starting Sept – May
- Cafes, restaurants, viewing decks, and much more
You can spend days lapping out the gondola with a huge variety of trails for all. Over 30 world-class trails totaling over 30 kilometers in length and dropping 450 meters. Skyline Bike Park offers something for all ability levels.
Combine your Skyline lift pass with some QBT shuttles to experience all that Queenstown has to offer. Queenstown Bike Taxis can customize a trip for your group, including Bike Park passes, shuttles, drop offs and airport pickups. Contact us to arrange the ultimate biking holiday.
*QBT do not sell gondola tickets individually however are team are happy to assist you if you have any questions regarding lift passes or packages.
It’s not just a bike park – it’s the gate way to Ben Lomond!
Above the lift accessible trails in the bike park, there is an entirely different network of Enduro tracks that are only pedal power away!
Beeched As:
Connecting Skyline and Missing Link, with the Fernhill Trails. An undulating, fun singletrack through beech forest and across the tops. Connects you with Fernhill Roots and Salmon Run
Missing Link:
The trails that’s always been missing from the top of Ben Lomond, that’s 1326m. A descent not to be missed, for the views alone. Connecting with Beeched As.
Salmon Run:
If you like it steep and technical then this double black run that descends from McGazzas Table (overlooking the Wakatipu) to Dream Track in Fernhill is for you. Expect steep chutes, hairpin corners and rock gardens, the constantly changing terrain begins in beech forest and ends in rocky creek beds.
BluGazi:
A technical blue trail and counter option to Salmon Run, this trail also drops in from the McGazzas Table and ends at the start of McNearly Gnarly. With plenty of roots, tight steep berms and line choices, BluGazi is a local favorite.