Have you #gottogetout and learn to mountain bike?

Thanks to Auckland Transport , Got To Get out is hosting a series of mountain bike rides, walks & hikes to showcase the city's best trails and parks!

We hope these events will inspire more of our community to consider riding to work / school / play, to make Auckland a healthier happier city.

These collaborative trips are mostly free (or gesture payment to secure your spot) and trips include everything you would expect from a guided GTGO experience; including expert leaders, first aid, route planning, korero and useful information shared during the day.

Please book a ticket to help us manage numbers, and invite your friends and whanau to join in too!

INFO

For this outdoor experience, we're hosting a learn to mountain bike session at Totara Park MTB Park, including use of a modern mountain bikes and helmets included in a tiny cost.

We will meet at the Totara Park carpark, Redoubt Rd entry, at 850am for a 9am start.

You may bring your own bike, as long as it is capable of 'mountain biking' (brakes / tires / gears / frame will be checked). Our fleet of mountain bikes are available for use.

We will stop along the way for a snack at a scenic spot, and for our guides to point out different features of the trail. Bring something to eat!

Safety / risk disclosure:

You need to already be confident riding your bike. If you are a first-time rider, please book a training session here. https://at.govt.nz/cycling-walking/courses-events/

This activity is technically easy but does require a reasonable level of fitness and you need to be able to ride a bike already.

You need to be fit enough for approximately two hours of riding.

How to join:

Please book a ticket as spaces are limited!

You will need to 'sign in' using Got To Get Out's risk disclosure form (www.gottogetout.com/check-in) before arrival.

Bring:

Come with a helmet though we have some available), water, snacks, enclosed shoes, and sun / wind / rain protection! (exact gear list will follow to ticket holders).