Partners

At Queenstown Mountainbiking, we believe in the power of collaboration. Our partnerships are integral to our vision of becoming the ultimate resource for mountain biking enthusiasts in Queenstown. We’re proud to work with a diverse range of partners who share our commitment to adventure, respect for nature, community, quality, and inclusivity.

Local Partners

1. Wakatipu Bike Club

As a local entity deeply rooted in the Queenstown biking community, the Wakatipu Bike Club is a key partner. Together, we promote responsible biking practices and foster a strong community of mountain bikers. This partnership allows us to keep our trail information up-to-date and accurate, ensuring the best possible experience for our users.

2. Queenstown Natural Reserve

We’re proud to partner with the Queenstown Natural Reserve, aligning with our value of respect for nature. This partnership allows us to maintain and promote sustainable trails, ensuring the beautiful scenery of Queenstown remains unspoiled for future generations of bikers.

National Partners

1. New Zealand Mountain Biking Association (NZMBA)

As a national body, NZMBA helps us reach passionate mountain bikers across New Zealand. This partnership strengthens our commitment to inclusivity, ensuring mountain biking in Queenstown is accessible to all, regardless of skill level or experience.

2. Adventure New Zealand

Adventure New Zealand, a leading travel and adventure company, is a valued partner. They help us inspire unforgettable mountain biking adventures in Queenstown, embodying our shared spirit of adventure.

International Partners

1. Global Mountain Biking Network (GMBN)

Our partnership with GMBN allows us to connect with an international audience of mountain biking enthusiasts. GMBN shares our commitment to quality, providing us with global best practices and trends in mountain biking.

We’re grateful for the support and collaboration of all our partners. Together, we’re making Queenstown a premier destination for mountain biking enthusiasts from across New Zealand and the world.