Twin Rivers Trail - Morven Ferry Road to Queenstown Shuttle 🚐

Twin Rivers Trail - Morven Ferry Road to Queenstown Shuttle 🚐

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5 hour(s)
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Queenstown, New Zealand

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Enjoy a stress-free ride back after completing the Twin Rivers Trail

Discover convenient pick-up service directly from Morven Ferry Road location

Explore central Queenstown or depot drop-offs with minimal extra charge

Experience a seamless end to your Twin Rivers cycling adventure

Stress-Free Shuttle Service For Twin Rivers Trail Riders Returning To Central Queenstown Accommodations


Experience the convenience of a shuttle service designed specifically for Twin Rivers Trail riders. This service ensures you can relax after a long ride without worrying about the return trip. Our friendly team will pick you up at Morven Ferry Road and transport you safely to your accommodation or our Queenstown depot, making your cycling adventure completely stress-free. Ideal for groups or solo riders, this shuttle guarantees a comfortable and timely return after your ride.


Discover how effortless finishing your ride can be with our dedicated shuttle. You can focus on enjoying the Twin Rivers Trail without planning complicated returns. Our service covers central Queenstown accommodations, with a small additional fee for areas beyond the central zone. This allows you to fully savor your cycling experience, knowing that a smooth and reliable ride home is waiting for you. We prioritize punctuality and comfort for every single passenger we transport.


The shuttle provides a perfect conclusion to your day, allowing you to enjoy the scenery one last time from the trail. Whether you are exhausted from a challenging ride or simply want to maximize your time, our transport solution is the ideal choice. We accommodate various group sizes and ensure that your bikes are handled with care during the transit process. Trust our experienced drivers to navigate the local roads while you relax and unwind.


By booking this shuttle, you eliminate the logistical challenges of returning from remote trailheads. We are committed to providing a seamless experience that complements your outdoor activities in Queenstown. Our team is familiar with the local trail network and can assist with any questions regarding your return journey. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with professional transport, allowing you to focus entirely on the fun and excitement of your cycling day in New Zealand.

What's Included
  • Pick-up from Morven Ferry Road
  • Central Queenstown accommodations
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

5.0
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Based on 3 reviews
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DrRadsk Google
August 24, 2023

Nice but long track. Our starting point was the Shotover bridge and we walked all the way to Lake Hayes pavilion. Took as 4h. Clear directions along the way. Some views were amazing and some were just okay. I don't think this track is for everyone but we were happy to have walked it.

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Chomo N.Google
February 25, 2022

Amazing trail with dogs.

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Clare A.Google
April 20, 2021

The Twin Rivers Trail is a very long track that links Shotover Country, Kawarau bridge, Lake Hayes, Arrowtown and Gibbston. I walked from Lake Hayes towards the old Shotover bridge, it took me 45-50 minutes and I didn’t even come close to covering most of the track. The photos here show the signs at the fork / intersection where you can decide where you want to go next.