Ride Through History
Cycle along the scenic Remutaka Cycle Trail, passing through five historic railway tunnels and learning about the region’s rich railway heritage.
Breathtaking Scenery
Enjoy stunning views of lush native bush, rolling hills, and rugged valleys, with highlights including the longest suspension bridge in New Zealand.
Flexible Ride Options
Choose from different route lengths, from a 25km ride to Cross Creek to a 55km adventure ending in Greytown, with a well-earned break at local cafés or
Depart from Martinborough 9.30am
We are located at 16 Kitchener St, Martinborough (Opposite the BP station)
Arrive by 9:15 to be fitted out with your bike and helmet, and chat about any questions you may have about the trail.
Please let us know if you require an alternate pick up location. Please note that there may be additional charges for custom pickup locations.
Drop 1) Maymorn Station
This is our most popular and recommended start point for a one day ride on the Remutaka Cycle Trail.
Maymorn to Cross Creek is ~25km. You pass through 5 Tunnels.
Maymorn to Featherston is ~39km. You pass through 5 Tunnels and finish at the Royal Hotel, a great place for a cold drink (Most popular)
Maymorn to Greytown is ~55km. You pass through 5 tunnels and will experience New Zealand’s longest suspension bridge across the Tauherenikau River. Finish with a cool beer on the deck of The Whiteswan Country Hotel, a Wairarapa icon.
Drop 2) Kaitoke
Kaitoke is a popular starting point for locals who drive with their own cars – often it is busy and crowded.
Starting at Kaitoke reduces the distances above by about 7km, and cuts out two short, sharp inclines.
What to bring
Comfortable clothes for cycling (no jeans!) that are suitable for the weather conditions.
Wind/waterproof jacket.
Shoes with closed in toes.
Water bottle (we can supply filtered water), we prefer not to supply single use water bottles, but can if you don’t have your own water bottle.
Cycling gloves, we have some available for sale if you don’t have your own.
Lunch or snacks for the trail.