Welcome to Woodhill - Auckland's Homeground for Mountain Biking
We boast over 130km of purpose-built mountain bike single track, loaded with more than 250 of our famous man-made features.
We are located just 40 minutes from downtown Auckland and have over 50 hire bikes, an on-site mechanic service, pro-shop and cafe...AND
...AND WE ARE OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND, NO SNOW, NO HEATWAVES, JUST PERFECT
LATEST NEWS //More news >
Trail Update May 2012
May 11, 2012
There has been a few changes in the last few weeks. We have set about opening up a section of the recently felled block to allow access back on the former Book-a-bach Trail. We don;t like to think we have reopened it, more rebuilt it completely along the same lines but with a new set of knowledge. We think you’ll like it. The infamous AV8A structure is also open again.
NEW BERM HALF DONE

BERM READY TO RIDE

We have also set about finding and rectifying corners that are “crying out to be better”. You will notice trail fixes popping up throughout the trails here and there.
Work has also begun on the new Family Loop which will give the park ground level and up trail goodness.
Enjoy
RECENT NEWS //More news >
Yakusa (Jump) Trail Rebuilt 2012
April 3, 2012
We have just finished the big overhaul of a tired old trail. Yakusa formerly one of the great jump trails got a WHT (Woodhill tune). We ripped out all the old bits and redid it in 2012 Woodhill Style. All the landings have safety sections on them so jumpers can progressively get better and bigger. [...]
2012 Woodhill Tees in store now
The new and very popular tees are back. Two designs to choose from. (one new one and one previous rerun). Loads of colour options. $30 or $50 for two. Be quick to get your size and colour choice.
Emergency Contact Details
November 29, 2011
We always have a trained medic and emergency response vehicle onsite during shop open hours. Please add the following number to your phone contacts. 0272 780969. After an incident on the weekend whereby it took an extra 15 minutes for our emergency response to be sent and even longer for the ambulance to be called. [...]





















