Kaiapoi:
Raven Street North
Rangiora:
Use on road facilities at Lineside Road to join up with track.
The Passchendaele Memorial Path links our two main towns of Kaiapoi and Rangiora.
Waimakariri boasts tracks that make cycling both accessible and fun. Being on the Canterbury Plains means our Urban Connectors are mainly flat, perfect for individuals and families. These pathways can be used to connect up our Eastern Cycle Trails which will take you through farmland, river and coastal recreation areas. You will be treated to the smells of pine and willow forests. Experience views of the Pacific Ocean, Pegasus Lake, Te Kōhanga Wetlands, the braided rivers of the Waimakariri and Ashley/Rakahuri and the Ashley/Rakahuri Estuary. You can take the straighter, flatter rides along the stop banks or follow the mountain bike trails to enjoy more twists and turns. Most of the trails are two way and shared with walkers, so cycling etiquette applies. Ride the trails individually or join them up by using our map.
Kaiapoi:
Raven Street North
Rangiora:
Use on road facilities at Lineside Road to join up with track.
The Passchendaele Memorial Path links our two main towns of Kaiapoi and Rangiora.
Rangiora
Use on road facilities on Kippenberger Avenue to reach track.
Woodend:
Utilise on-road facilities at Rangiora Woodend Road.
Pathway taking you from the township of Woodend to Woodend Beach.
Pathway taking you from the township of Woodend to Woodend Beach.
Christchurch:
Cranford Street roundabout, Owen Mitchell Park, Prestons Road, Radcliffe Road and Belfast Road.
Kaiapoi:
Main North Road
The CNC off road shared path runs along the entire length of the new motorway, and then connects to new and existing paths both north to Waimakariri and south to central Christchurch. The new clip-on path over the Waimakariri River provides access over the river for all cyclers