Our knowledgeable local guides bring their favourite trails to life in these on-demand sessions — packed with practical advice, trip highlights and a few inspiring detours you won't find in any brochure.
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A 301 km journey across New Zealand's South Island, from the base of the country's highest mountain to the Pacific coast, through lakes, farmland and small towns.
An overview of New Zealand's best multi-day cycling trails: what each one looks like, how hard it is, and who it suits. A good starting point if you're unsure which trail is right for you.
Three connected trails through Central Otago's dramatic river gorges, a historic gold-mining region. Expect rocky canyon scenery, suspension bridges and very little traffic.
New Zealand's most famous cycling route follows a disused railway line through semi-arid countryside, crossing tall viaducts and old tunnels. No special skills needed, with gentle gradients throughout.
A remote trail on New Zealand's rugged west coast through ancient rainforest and glacier-fed rivers. Rated introductory to moderate, with scenery unlike anywhere else.
The North Island's trails are less well known than the South but just as rewarding. Think dense native forest, volcanic plateau and river valleys. This webinar covers the top routes.
New Zealand's "Great Walks" are among the world's most scenic multi-day hikes. This webinar covers the best options and the difference between guided and independent walking.
Phil Wyndham from Adventure South NZ covers what's changing in New Zealand adventure travel: new trails, which trips are selling out, and advice for planning your 2025 visit.