2 Bee-Line in Tunnel Gully, Upper Hutt

Walking time

45 min

Length

1.1km

Uses

Walking/Running, Mountain Biking

Type

Single track

Walking difficulty

Intermediate: Easier tramping track

Mountain Bike Grade

Intermediate: Grade 3

Profile

1m climb

-101m descent

360m highest point

Dogs

Yes (on lead)

About the trail

2 Bee-Line is a fast but easy single track in Tunnel Gully that winds through native bush, with a few off-camber corners.

The trail is named after the beehives that used to line the track. Beware of a tree across the track just past the Bees 2 Bridge intersection. You can ride under it, just be sure to duck for cover.

This trail is mainly for mountain biking, but walking is also allowed.

The 2 Bee-Line track in Tunnel Gully. The forest looks dense, pictured on a rainy day.

Getting there

You can access 2 Bee-Line from Goat Rock mountain bike trail.

Know before you go

Keep an eye out for a tree across the track, just past the Bees 2 Bridge intersection. Use the deep rut on the left side of the track to ride underneath it.
The trail, specifically the clay surfaces can be slippery when wet.
There are two groups of working beehives in Tunnel Gully. Do not disturb them.

For more tips and advice before heading out on Wellington’s trails check out our before you go section.

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