1. Ohakune Old Coach Road, also known as Old Coach Road Bike Trail, is a historic and scenic cycling route located in the North Island of New Zealand. This trail follows the route of an old horse-drawn coach road that was used in the early 1900s to transport passengers and goods between the towns of Ohakune and Horopito.
The trail meanders through beautiful native forest, across striking viaducts and through old railway tunnels, providing cyclists with a unique and memorable experience. Along the way, visitors can learn about the area's history and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and countryside.
2. The Old Coach Road Bike Trail is open year-round for cyclists and walkers. For more information or to inquire about guided tours, you can contact the local visitor center or the Department of Conservation.
3. There is no admission fee for accessing the Old Coach Road Bike Trail. Visitors can bring their own bicycles or rent them from local providers in Ohakune. The trail is easily accessible by car from Ohakune or other nearby towns, and there is parking available at the trailheads. Additionally, there are shuttle services that can transport cyclists to and from the trail if needed.
