Going Blue Map
Every Going Blue trail on one map — eight rides from a 5 km riverside spin to the 37 km Ride to Riches, plus 27 places worth stopping for between Queenstown, Arrowtown and Gibbston. Pinch or scroll to zoom, double-tap to reset. Bike hire, shuttles and self-guided tours from our Gorge Road shop — last pick-up 4:30pm, shop closes 5:00pm.
Pinch to zoom on mobile, or use scroll wheel on desktop. Double-tap to reset.
Map Legend
Going Blue HQ
Your start and finish. 36/159 Gorge Rd, Queenstown. Last bike pick-up 4:30pm, shop closes 5:00pm.
Gantley's Tavern
Historic stone tavern at Arthur's Point, on the Arthur's Point Ride. Food and a garden bar above the Shotover.
Canyon Brewing
Queenstown's most scenic brewery, overlooking the Shotover at Arthur's Point. $20 beer paddle with Going Blue.
Searchlight Breweries
Craft brewery stop on the Ale Trail, close to town.
Queenstown Gardens
Where the Ride to Riches finishes, at the Park Street entrance. Also a shuttle drop-off point.
The Boatshed
Lakefront cafe on the Queenstown Trail between the Gardens and Frankton.
Altitude Brewery
Frankton craft brewery and a regular Ale Trail stop.
Frankton Arm Tavern
Pub on the Frankton Arm, handy for the Lakeside Trail and the Kelvin Heights crossing.
The Hilton Restaurant
Kelvin Heights side, reached over the Kawarau Falls bridge or by water taxi. Lakeside dining.
Kelvin Heights Golf Course
The undulating Kelvin Heights trail runs past the course. Connection: follow Peninsula Rd, then turn up Poplar Drive towards Jardine Park.
11th Avenue
1/25 Eleventh Ave, Frankton. Local favourite beer garden with wood-fired pizza. Free bowl of chips with your Going Blue voucher.
Jacks Point Clubhouse
Southern end of the Jack's Point Ride — 7 km, 2-3 hrs, advanced. Views of Cecil Peak, wild tussock and natural schist.
The Hayes
1 Onslow Road, Lake Hayes Estate, on the Lake Hayes Loop.
Amisfield Winery
Lake Hayes. Long-lunch territory on the Valley of the Vines route — book ahead.
Ayrburn
Restored farm precinct near Arrowtown with several eateries. An easy detour off the Arrowtown trails.
Arrowtown Bakery & Cafe
On Arrowtown's historic main street. The coffee-and-pie stop before Gibbston.
Slow Cuts + Micro Brewery
Arrowtown. Food and a small on-site brewery.
AJ Hackett Bungy
Kawarau Bungy Centre, the world's first commercial bungy. Bungy, swing and zipride, with a bar and cafe on site, open 10am-4pm daily. E-bike charge point here.
Chard Farm Winery
Up the gravel road above the Kawarau Gorge. The first cellar door on the Gibbston side.
Gibbston Valley Winery
The big one in Gibbston — cellar door, wine cave and cheesery.
Gibbston Tavern
The only pub in Gibbston. Woodfired pizzas and beers, open from 11am daily.
Monte Christo Winery
Tastings of award-winning Central Otago wines on the covered patio, with gourmet small plates. Walk-ins welcome, bike parking available.
Kinross
One cellar door, five world-class wineries. A central Gibbston stop with food.
The Church Cellar Door & Cafe
Beautifully restored historic church. Local wines, craft beers on tap, barista coffee, baked goods, lunch and snacks. Outdoor games.
Mt Rosa Winery
Eastern end of the Gibbston wine trail.
Brennan Wines
Small Gibbston producer towards the eastern end of the trail.
Waitiri Creek
Boutique Gibbston wines in a welcoming cellar door with a beautiful view. The perfect stop along the Gibbston wine trail.