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The restored Brewery Hole

The Alps2Ocean cycle trail traverses the Duntroon Wetlands and emerges at the center of Duntroon township.

The "Colonial Couple" welcome visitors as they enter the township heading west.


Alps2Ocean Cycle Trail


  Duntroon township is the penultimate stop for cyclists traveling from Mount Cook to Oamaru.

Cyclists looking for somewhere to stay can use the Duntroon Domain and enjoy chilling out in the comfortable facilities provided. Pitch your tent, or stay in your mobile home.

Before you set out for the coast, take a wander about our village.
Visit the Vanished World Fossil Centre.
Investigate the Duntroon Goal, restored to its former glory, complete with policeman.

Across the road is the historic Nicol's Forge. An actual working forge.





The Historic Duntroon Goal is open for visitors to step back into time.

 Don't want to do the whole trail?

Option 1

Make a day trip. Start at Duntroon and make your way back to Oamaru following the trail  and investigate many historic sites.

Call in to the famous Elephant Rocks. View the Anatini Fossil site, where Aslan's Camp was filmed for "The Lion, Witch & Wardrobe".

Carry on through the scenic route to Oamaru and all it's attractions.

 

 

 Option 2 

 

Start at Takiroa (Maori Rock drawings) just west of Duntroon on State Highway 83 and take the Alps2Ocean Cycle Trail through farmland along the Southern edge of the mighty Waitaki river and meander through the Duntroon Wetlands to emerge in the very heart of Duntroon township.

The Duntroon Hall has been an asset to the community ever since it was first built. It is still in use by various groups.

The hall can be hired for functions by those requiring a venue small or larger.

Contact :027 4979 006 to discuss your requirements.

 

Located just off State Highway 83, the hall is ideally located and has parking available beside it.