Arrow River Bridges Trail
Historic Arrowtown to GibbstonPart of the Queenstown Trail '
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In this section you will find maps and trail descriptions for the great ride and all trail sections. Go forth and discover.
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Accessed off part of the Arrow River bridges trail, this trail starts at the top of a local’s favourite trail, Tobins Track, and after a punchy climb it opens up to 360 degree views of the basin and beyond!
Park or start from Arrowtown, and follow the Millenium trail up to Tobins bridge and the start of Tobins track. Walk up Tobins track until you come to the bench and view point at the top of the track. The 4wd track continues on around the corner and you'll come to a small junction. Directly ahead of you is the Queenstown Trail sign for the start of the Mt Beetham walk.
This site is loaded with maps, information and advice
Here’s how to get the most out of it:
Some more information on how to prepare for your journey out on the trails can be found here.
Here are a few important pointers to foster positive attitudes between different trail users and remember we are lucky that many local landowners have given us access to their private property.
Many of our Trusted Partners offer guided tours and shuttles to and from the start and end points of the trails - allowing you to ultimately tailor your trail experience and pick up tons of local knowledge and discover secret spots along the way!
Click here to see our Directory of Tour Operators.
Go to the Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to any questions you may have before you head out onto the trail.
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