ebike tour lake Dunstan wine tasting

Immerse yourself in the unique charm of Wanaka with Wanaka's Best Little eBike Tour Company. Traverse enchanting vineyards and experience thrilling landscapes along the Bannockburn and Lake Dunstan bike trail.

Cruise the Bannockburn Vineyards by ebike and sample the distinctive and complex wines this region is producing. Perfect for beginners, this ebiking adventure is the first leg of the famous Lake Dunstan cycleway. Starting at Smith's Way, you'll ride a serene 16-kilometer section along the flat trail to Cromwell's heritage precinct dating back to the gold rush of the 1860s. Grab a coffee and take a look around before following the Kawarau arm of Lake Dunstan to the Bannockburn bridge, an easy 7km ride. Here you meet up with the Dunstan Cycle Trail, which winds its way to your first stop, the Carrick Winery. From here, follow our special marked trail to any of the six wineries or dining spots around Bannockburn. When you've had enough fun, just let me know, and I will come to get you and drop you home safely. At General Adventure Company, we encourage you to explore Wanaka at your own pace. Our self-guided ebike rides ensure that you have the freedom to discover hidden gems, picturesque vineyards, and breathtaking landscapes. Engage in the playful wine-tasting ritual, allowing yourself moments of indulgence and delight on a journey like no other. Plus, Wanaka's best little ebike tour company is the only one that offers this exclusive experience, as we made it ourselves.

Great places to have lunch

Carrick Winery 

Mt Difficulty 

Start time 9 am	Finish Time 5.30pm
Grade 2 - 16km	Easy - Moderate
Experience level	Beginner
Fitness Level	Beginner
Height Range	155cm to 195cm

WHAT WE PROVIDE

Transport to and from your accommodation Brand new ebikes / Helmet / locks / Safety Briefing / bike bags Map and list of best locations to visit First Aid kit on bike and in shuttle vehicle

You will need to bring:

Sunglasses

Water Bottle

Sunscreen

Sensible shoes

Warm top or Jacket

Cromwell Heritage Precinct.

The Clyde dam was completed in 1990 which meant Cromwell’s main road disappeared under Lake Dunstan. The historic buildings from the gold rush of the 1860s were saved on higher ground, thus making the Cromwell Heritage Precinct.