Clubs, Groups & Facilities
There are many Clubs throughout the Wairarapa to get involved in. From BMX, Mountain Biking, Road Cycling and Multisport there's something for everyone!
Athletics Cycling Masterton (ACM)
A combined cycling & harriers club for all ages and abilities.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Masterton Cycling FB Group here
Wairarapa Multisports Club
Biathlons, Duathlons, Triathlons & other Mountain Biking/Cycling events.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Central Wairarapa Mountain Bike Club
A newly formed Club for Mountain Biking enthusiasts in the Wairarapa
Facebook here
Central Wairarapa BMX Club
Currently refurbishing Masterton's old school BMX track
Facebook here
Masterton Lansdowne Mountain Bike Park
Opened in late 2022, located on Masterton District Council land within the Lansdowne Recreational Trail, the park was developed by, and is and managed and maintained by, the Wairarapa Mountain Bike Club and was funded by local businesses.
Entrance is via any of the lime tracks entrances in Lansdowne, at the top of Titoki Street, Manuka Street, also beside the water fountain in Manuka St, Fourth St and at the bottom of Totara Street. Just follow the lime tracks they all converge at the mountain bike park.
The seven tracks in the park are suitable for all levels of riders, from beginners through to experienced riders with tracks of grades 2, 3 and 4.
Grade 2 tracks are easy flow tracks with berms that weave down the hill, while the grade 3 tracks are flow tracks with small table top jumps, that you can ride over or jump.
The grade 4 tracks are harder flow tracks that have triple jumps and gaps with an easy line and a hard line.
Facebook here
Rivenrock Mountain Bike Park
Privately owned this designated Park hosts various trails for all abilities.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Carterton Mountain Bike Park
Located at the end of Dalefield Rd, Carterton, this facility was built in conjunction with Wairarapa Multisports Club & CDC
Check out the details here
Carterton Cycling Group
A mixed group of E-bikers and what are known amongst fellow riders as, ‘leg bikers’ (on mountain bikes, road bikes and touring bikes). We ride on Wednesday mornings (and sometimes Saturdays), have an informal membership of about 22 cyclists and an average turnout of 8 - 12 riders (on a fine day). Our goal is getting people out on bikes and having a fun ride, so if you want some company and encouragement, come and join us at 9am on Wednesdays. We meet on the roadside opposite Howard Booth Park, in Belvedere Road, Carterton. The group caters for different levels of cycling experience and we vary our distances.
Oh, and we always end with coffee! If you would like to know more, phone Irene on 027 6349167, or Lesley on 021 2996389.
Greytown Lions Cycling Without Age Chapter
The Cycling Without Age movement started in 2012 in Denmark. The aim is to help elderly get out and enjoy the fresh air. In Greytown, CWA operates an e-Trishaw with volunteer pilots operating every day of the week. Primarily we provide rides to the residents of our two care facilities in the town, but we do also accommodate the elderly and less able members of the community living in their own homes. To find out more visit our FB page here
A combined cycling & harriers club for all ages and abilities.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Masterton Cycling FB Group here
Wairarapa Multisports Club
Biathlons, Duathlons, Triathlons & other Mountain Biking/Cycling events.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Central Wairarapa Mountain Bike Club
A newly formed Club for Mountain Biking enthusiasts in the Wairarapa
Facebook here
Central Wairarapa BMX Club
Currently refurbishing Masterton's old school BMX track
Facebook here
Masterton Lansdowne Mountain Bike Park
Opened in late 2022, located on Masterton District Council land within the Lansdowne Recreational Trail, the park was developed by, and is and managed and maintained by, the Wairarapa Mountain Bike Club and was funded by local businesses.
Entrance is via any of the lime tracks entrances in Lansdowne, at the top of Titoki Street, Manuka Street, also beside the water fountain in Manuka St, Fourth St and at the bottom of Totara Street. Just follow the lime tracks they all converge at the mountain bike park.
The seven tracks in the park are suitable for all levels of riders, from beginners through to experienced riders with tracks of grades 2, 3 and 4.
Grade 2 tracks are easy flow tracks with berms that weave down the hill, while the grade 3 tracks are flow tracks with small table top jumps, that you can ride over or jump.
The grade 4 tracks are harder flow tracks that have triple jumps and gaps with an easy line and a hard line.
Facebook here
Rivenrock Mountain Bike Park
Privately owned this designated Park hosts various trails for all abilities.
Check out their website here
Facebook here
Carterton Mountain Bike Park
Located at the end of Dalefield Rd, Carterton, this facility was built in conjunction with Wairarapa Multisports Club & CDC
Check out the details here
Carterton Cycling Group
A mixed group of E-bikers and what are known amongst fellow riders as, ‘leg bikers’ (on mountain bikes, road bikes and touring bikes). We ride on Wednesday mornings (and sometimes Saturdays), have an informal membership of about 22 cyclists and an average turnout of 8 - 12 riders (on a fine day). Our goal is getting people out on bikes and having a fun ride, so if you want some company and encouragement, come and join us at 9am on Wednesdays. We meet on the roadside opposite Howard Booth Park, in Belvedere Road, Carterton. The group caters for different levels of cycling experience and we vary our distances.
Oh, and we always end with coffee! If you would like to know more, phone Irene on 027 6349167, or Lesley on 021 2996389.
Greytown Lions Cycling Without Age Chapter
The Cycling Without Age movement started in 2012 in Denmark. The aim is to help elderly get out and enjoy the fresh air. In Greytown, CWA operates an e-Trishaw with volunteer pilots operating every day of the week. Primarily we provide rides to the residents of our two care facilities in the town, but we do also accommodate the elderly and less able members of the community living in their own homes. To find out more visit our FB page here
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