This is a great way to experience all that Middle Hill MTB has to offer, whether you're a first time visitor or seasoned local.

You must book your spot in advance, this secures your spot and pays for your pedal access and two laps on the day. Shuttle laps are $10 each from then on, these will be charged automatically, or you can settle up on the day. We'll have the vehicles rolling, leaving Pick Up 1 when they're full - you decide how many laps you want to do (and how many your early season legs can handle!!). Mix it up with some pedalling or jump sessions, a swim in the river, whatever tickles your fancy!

Camping is available at the base area for $20pp, there's plenty of jumps, some drops, and a brand new pump track to play on. If weather permits, we'll get the campfire going in the evening for some classic rural entertainment. 

It's gonna be a great time - tell your mates! Bring your mum! Bring everyone! Roll on summer!!

The early evening is by far the most pleasant time of day for physical activity on those long, hot summer days (and a great excuse to get out of work early on a Friday to head to Middle Hill!).

We have experienced drivers and vehicles set up specifically for the steep farm tracks at Middle Hill. Laps take about half an hour each (all going to plan!) so intermediate to advanced riders should be able to get 5 or 6 runs from the top during a session.

The vibes are chill, froth levels high, and golden hour scenery, amazing. Definitely a good idea to pack the camera!

If your priorities are like ours (maximum downhill time and minimal pedalling up!!) then a shuttle day is the way to go. 

Once you've met the crew and endured a quick briefing, we load up bikes and riders in to the shuttle vehicles and set off to the trails. Laps take about half an hour each (all going to plan!) so we'll aim to get around 5 or 6 laps in. 

If you're concerned about being too slow and holding up the rest of the group, rest assured that we're pretty cruisy round here! There is an option to get dropped off half way up the hill (to access the easier trails and skip the steep bits!) or sit out for a lap to take in the views from the picnic table at the top.