I hired a bike from my hostel and spent the whole next day mountain-biking in the Craters of the Moon MTB Park. To get there, I cycled past Huka Falls which were pretty impressive. The mountain-biking was pretty good. It was more cross-country riding which is more what I'm used to but totally different to what I did in Queenstown. There was also many more trails including some tricky XC riding like bombholes. They had some good names for trails.
Saturday, 12 March 2016
Taupo
By the time I arrived in Taupo I was fairly tired as I had just done the Tongariro Crossing. So I had an early night. The next day I spent in and around Taupo. The lake is massive. I mistook it for the sea when I was on Mt Tongariro. It's about the size of Singapore! The coolest thing about the lake is that it's a crater formed by a huge eruption of the volcano that is still active underneath the lake. The guy who gave me a hitch to Taupo said that if you go to the middle of the lake you can see water bubbling due to the volcano.
I hired a bike from my hostel and spent the whole next day mountain-biking in the Craters of the Moon MTB Park. To get there, I cycled past Huka Falls which were pretty impressive. The mountain-biking was pretty good. It was more cross-country riding which is more what I'm used to but totally different to what I did in Queenstown. There was also many more trails including some tricky XC riding like bombholes. They had some good names for trails.
I hired a bike from my hostel and spent the whole next day mountain-biking in the Craters of the Moon MTB Park. To get there, I cycled past Huka Falls which were pretty impressive. The mountain-biking was pretty good. It was more cross-country riding which is more what I'm used to but totally different to what I did in Queenstown. There was also many more trails including some tricky XC riding like bombholes. They had some good names for trails.
Location:
Taupo, New Zealand
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