HANGI BIKE TOUR

Welcome to the Hāngī Bike Tour, a guided e-mountain bike journey that carries you through the geothermal heart of Rotorua and into the world-famous Whakarewarewa Forest. Starting from the Wheelhouse Coffee Shop at Te Puia’s Southern Carpark, guests are fitted with quality pedal-assist e-mountain bikes before setting off on a relaxed ride through cycleways, forest trails, geothermal landscapes, and some of Rotorua’s most meaningful cultural places.

Along the way, your guide will share the stories that live within this landscape, from the legend of Hatupatu and Kurungaituku to the bubbling geothermal activity of Whangāpipiro and the panoramic views from Pohaturoa Lookout. The ride continues through the Redwoods of Titokorangi, where the natural beauty of the forest, its modern history, and its world-class trail network come together to show why this place is so loved by locals and visitors alike.

The journey finishes with a traditional hāngī buffet lunch, bringing the experience full circle through kai, manaakitanga, and connection. Designed for confident bike riders but suitable for beginner mountain bikers, the Hāngī Bike Tour is an uplifting half-day adventure that blends Māori culture, geothermal wonder, forest riding, and local flavour into one truly Rotorua experience.

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Book online below for your uniquely Rotorua experience.

Risk Disclosure:

Our professional crew and guides will provide high quality service, expert instruction, supervision, and advice throughout your experience. Multi-Day Adventures Ltd, trading as Tohu Experiences, and our partners operate to high safety standards to provide a safe and enjoyable experience; however, all activities including transport, sightseeing, walking, cycling, and mountain biking involve inherent risks that cannot be completely eliminated. Depending on the activity, these risks may include slips, trips, and falls, uneven or changing terrain, weather exposure, fatigue, dehydration, transport-related risks, equipment failure or misuse, delayed access to assistance, and injury arising from personal health, fitness, judgement, or failure to follow instructions. For cycling and mountain biking activities, additional risks may include falling from a bike, collisions with other riders, vehicles, trees, trail features, structures, or terrain, loss of control on loose, uneven, steep, or technical surfaces, and injuries such as cuts, abrasions, lacerations, bruising, sprains, fractures, concussion, or other head injuries. Depending on the activity and location, participants may also be exposed to natural hazards such as severe weather, flooding, landslip, rockfall, wildfire, geothermal or volcanic activity, or other environmental events that may change conditions quickly. All participants must understand that activities carry an element of risk, including the risk of serious injury.