Set in the stunning landscape of Glendhu Bay, Bike Glendhu mountain bike park is just a 10-minute drive from Wanaka.

With trails for all levels, shuttles, cafe and coaching on-site, Bike Glendhu has everything you need for an epic day out.

Sticky Forest makes the best of pine forest in Wanaka township. There are over 30 tracks to choose from; from the technical switchbacks of Stumpy and The Grove, to the beautiful berms of Venus and Bilantis, to Crankin’ Fine’s legendary uphill switchback and "must-stop" look-out bench. These trails are expertly designed to be enjoyed by beginners and pros alike.

A great way to link a ride from Albert Town to Sticky Forest and back again, the Hikuwai Loop starts in the Manuka Flats of the Hikuwai Reserve, takes you for a rooty ride through the forest and spits you out onto the Outlet Camp before returning you to Albert Town along and above the river. A beauty ride.

The Millennium Track (Or Glendhu Bay Track) is a beautiful walking and cycling track skirting the shores and cliff tops of Lake Wanaka – an intermediate ride with views you’ll never forget. Start at Waterfall Creek and ride all the way to Glendhu Bay, totalling about about 75 minutes of brisk pedalling.

The newly updated Lismore Jump Park (or "Lizzy Woods") includes a beginner skills area, a new flow/pump track, various dirt tabletops and features, plus a (really) full-on jump line and two pump tracks.

The Hawea River Track is a 10km bike trail following the Hawea River from Albert Town to stunning Lake Hawea. An easy grade trail, with beautiful scenery for either mountain biking or commuting. This track also provides access to other trails around the Hawea Region.

The Gladstone Track starts directly opposite the Hawea Hotel on the shores of Lake Hawea, weaving its way along the lakefront and finishing at John's Creek. From here, you can choose to double back the way you came on continue on towards Timaru Creek and the Dingleburn.

The Newcastle Track links with the Upper Clutha River Track to create an awesome regional loop. Beginning at the swing bridge on the Hawea River Track, go to the left downstream bank of the river emerging at a DOC carpark just north of the Red Bridge. Ridden either direction, this is a great 28km ride which takes in so much of the landscape and can, if so desired, be combined with a halfway stopover at the Luggate Pub (approx. 35km loop).

Deans Bank is a super fun loop and suitable for every level of rider. Starting at the Albert Town campground the track follows a 11km loop, taking you to the Lake Wanaka outlet before doubling back thru the forest. A staple of local riders.