The Motatapu Mondraker Mountain Bike 2025 is a cyclocross bike, e-bike, gravel bike, mountain bike cycling event category race, ride in New Zealand, region Otago limited to 2000 participants and was organized for the first time in 2005. The edition The Motatapu Mondraker Mountain Bike 2025 will take place on Saturday 01 March 2025 with departure in Wanaka, district Queenstown-Lakes, Otago.
The Motatapu Mondraker Mountain Bike is offering 1 routes (47 km) for cyclocross bike, e-bike, gravel bike, mountain bike
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This Mountain Bike event takes you on an iconic course through the magnificent Motatapu, Soho and Glencoe Stations. There is only one chance to mountain bike this course each year and it’s by riding the Motatapu! Set in the spectacular southern high country of New Zealand, there are many rivers to cross, hills to climb, and a few steep descents thrown into the mix.
The ride starts at Glendhu Station near the shore of Lake Wanaka and finishes at historic Arrowtown. Your journey follows a route early Maori used for hunting and gathering, and to move Pounamu (Greenstone). The valley was not discovered by European explorers until around 1862 during the gold rush.
The mountain bike can be as challenging or as laid back as you want it to be with pros, amateurs, and newbies all racing the same 47km track. Top NZ mountain bikers have set records, celebs such as Bill English, Steve Gurney and Hamish Carter have added character, but it’s the everyday recreational rider that is the backbone of this event.
Mountain bikers from NZ and beyond have been racing the Motatapu for over a decade, some returning year after year to relive the glory. It’s time for you to experience it for yourself. Bring it on!
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