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Seven Mile Point Track

2.8km1 hr 30 min one wayEasy

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Walk or bike by Lake Wakatipu, then climb through native bush and pine forest to see Wilson Bay from Kirks Terrace. This track is part of Te Araroa Trail.

Elevation

Climb
131m
Drop
160m
Highest point
415m
Lowest point
308m
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Scrub Forest Water
Longest open stretch
870m

Cover mapped summer 2023/24.

Sampled from the national 8m elevation model. No LiDAR survey covers this route yet.

Description

Walk or bike alongside Lake Wakatipu before heading up through pine forest and regenerating native bush to views of Wilson Bay from Kirks Terrace.

This track provides access to 7 Mile Scenic Reserve Mountain Bike Park via an uphill bike access trail. For more information and trails, visit Queenstown Mountain Bike Club.

Mountain biking

This track provides access to 7 Mile Scenic Reserve Mountain Bike Park via an uphill bike access trail. For more information and trails, visit the Queenstown Mountain Bike Club website.

Queenstown Mountain Bike Club

Getting there

You can start the track from the 7 Mile carpark, 7 km out of Queenstown along the Glenorchy–Queenstown Road, or at the Wilson Bay car park, further along the Glenorchy–Queenstown Road.

For Mountain Bikers, Wilson Bay provides easier access for the uphill access track to the Seven Mile Bike Park.

Take extra care when parking

During the summer months, accessing car parking sites along the Glenorchy–Queenstown Road can be very busy.

Extreme caution is required. It is not recommended to park along the roadside or reverse out onto the road as the high-flow of traffic is going at speed.

Visiting outside of peak times (in the morning or early evening) may make the parking at this site easier.

Weather

Forecast at the start of the track