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Alps to Ocean helicopter transfer

Alps to Ocean helicopter transfer

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5 hour(s)
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Canterbury, New Zealand

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Mt Cook Ski Planes and Helicopters provide bike transfer services

Conveniently transport cyclists from White Horse Campground to airport

Continue the Alps to Ocean trail without logistical challenges

Enjoy uninterrupted exploration of New Zealands stunning natural scenery

Bike Transfer Service Enhances Alps to Ocean Cycling Experience


Cyclists travelling New Zealand's renowned Alps to Ocean bike trail are benefiting from a specialised transport service offered by Mt Cook Ski Planes and Helicopters. Designed to assist riders journeying between White Horse Campground and Aoraki/Mount Cook Airport, the service aims to simplify logistics while allowing cyclists to focus on enjoying the spectacular landscapes along the route.


The transport option provides safe and efficient bike transfers, helping riders navigate sections of the trail with ease. By removing logistical concerns, cyclists can continue their adventure seamlessly while taking in the dramatic scenery that characterises the region. The service is suitable for riders of all experience levels, making the trail more accessible to a broader range of visitors.


A highlight of the journey is the route that follows the braided Tasman River, where cyclists are treated to sweeping views of glacial rivers, expansive valleys, and towering alpine peaks. Riders are also transported across the Tasman River to Black Point, enabling them to continue along one of the most scenic sections of the trail through New Zealand's high-country landscape.


The constantly changing river environment, shaped by glacial waters and shifting riverbeds, adds to the appeal of the experience. With professional support and reliable transport provided throughout the journey, cyclists can fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty and adventure that have made the Alps to Ocean trail one of New Zealand's most iconic cycling routes.

What's Included
  • Bike transfer service
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  • Gratuities
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Dave F.Google
November 27, 2025

Brilliant 5 days on the A2O. I build MTB trails so know very well how much effort go's into building and maintaining an all weather trail. The investment by the Govt and the contribution from the local community's and Farmers is amazing. If you are doing the trail be aware of the turn off to the old railway tunnel. It's a sharp right and not easy to see and I rode right past and had to be pulled back into line by my wife.

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Lady L.Google
June 01, 2025

We did part of section 2 as an out and back ride, starting at the Salmon Shop on the shores of Lake Pukaki and heading anti-clockwise around the lake. The trail is clearly marked and well set out. The first 8km to the main carpark on Hayman Rd is a gravel track that is undulating and fairly narrow. You have to look out for riders coming the other way. The track then moves onto the road until just after the power station, when it turns to gravel again. It looked like the road had been newly re-gravelled, which made it difficult to ride in and not that pleasant. We pulled in off the road when we saw the sign to a public toilet, thinking there might be a picnic table. This was at approx 17.8km around the lake. There was no picnic table so we sat on a gravel heap to have our lunch, and enjoyed the views of Aoraki Mt. Cook - which can also be seen while on the dunny 😄. We headed back at this point, totalling approx 35.6km and 255m elevation. The views along the way are stunning and the many small rises are just that - no hills as such, and nothing too steep to tackle. All in all, a really nice ride.

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Alik K.Google
February 17, 2025

Very good place I want to go there I live in Uzbekistan I am 43