Track Classification
Some MTB tracks have been rated with regard to rider skill level
and the type of obstacles a rider is likely to encounter. They are
marked onsite with coloured track markers showing the track
difficulty rating. Ratings are explained below.
Easy  Yellow Marker
Tracks that can be ridden by RECREATIONAL riders and
children 10 yrs and older. You may see a jump or an obstacle,
but there is always a safe route around it and there may be
some exposed rocks and roots.
Moderate  Blue Marker
Tracks for INTERMEDIATE riders, some jumps and drop-offs,
berms with exposed rocks and roots. Steep 4WD tracks and
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usually downhill single tracks.
in association with:
Hard  Red Marker
Tracks for EXPERT riders. Large jumps, drop-offs, technical
rock gardens, steep sections, close riding through rocks, trees
and gorse.
Off-Road Code
" Give way to other users. Downhill riders give way to uphill
Jubilee Park and
riders.
Other Dunedin City Council Track Brochures
" Maintain control of your speed at all times.
" Otago Peninsula Tracks
" Be careful when overtaking and crossing tracks.
Forrester Park
" Rough Tracks
" Stay on designated tracks and avoid skidding.
" Signal Hill Reserve & Bethunes Gully
" Respect the environment and property. Carry out what you
(Advanced Mountain Bike Rides)
carry in.
" Silverstream Water-Race Tracks
Tracks
" Take responsibility for your safety  always wear a helmet,
" Skyline Walks
inform others of your plans, ride in groups, take fluids and food.
" Strolls Near Streams
(Beginner/Intermediate
" Under the Eye of the Mopanui
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" Walking With Wheels Mountain Bike Rides)
For more advice or information, please contact us on 477 4000.
" Wandering the West Harbour
" Where s That
Disclaimer
This brochure is intended as a general guide only. While we
have worked to ensure all information was accurate at time of
printing (February 2011), the changing nature of the physical
environment means the information contained in this brochure
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may not always be completely accurate.
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Picnic
Bethunes
Barbecue
Gully Area
Pine Trees
P
In-and-Out Track
Bridge
Bridge and
Pine Trees
board walk
GLC
Skid Site
Private
Forrester Park
Gate
0 100 m
250 m
Dog
Exercise
BMX
Key
Area
Track
Biking Track
Forrester
Park
Walking Track
Start
Roads
Finish
P
Car Park / Start
P
Direction
Spooky
Streams
Top
P
Forest
Field
Contours (20 m)
Bush
City Centre
6 km
Graphic A Hamel 2007
you turn left, this leads you to Bethunes Gully. If you follow the soccer playing fields and the dog kennels, and then up to
Directions
road right (past the BMX track), you get to Forrester Park.
the top playing field. From there, you head down a Beginner/
From the Octagon (6km, 10min). Head north along George St
Intermediate level track (mostly suitable for kids) in the pines
to the Gardens shopping area. Drive down North Road to just
with a few switchbacks and corners, a couple of small jumps at
before the Normandy Tavern, where the road starts climbing, Forrester Park
the bottom, and a gradual climb to the top carpark above the
and veer left onto Norwood Street. Carry on up this narrow road As you head up the main road past the BMX track, there is a
until you get to Bethunes/Gully Forrester Park (BMX Track). If gravel track on your left and goes around the outside of the BMX track.
m
1
Lindsay Ck
Cluny Street
140 m
100 m
Norwood St
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0 50 m 100 m
100 m
N
Town Belt W E
S
P
Playing Field
City
Centre
Monument
Bowling
Club
Tennis
Club
Key
Biking Track
Walking Track
Roads
Car Park / Start
P
Direction
Streams
Contours (5 m)
Bush
City (Private)
Graphic A Hamel 2007
Jubilee Park MTB Circuit
This park was first established as  Tomlinson s Paddock and later named Jubilee Park to
commemorate Queen Victoria s Jubilee in 1887. The Jubilee Park mountain bike circuit was designed
and developed by the late Trevor Gerrish (a mountain bike personality) and the Dunedin City Council.
The circuit is known to local mountain bikers as  Trev s Track . Jubilee Park is a fun, safe and easy
circuit (but still challenging) for parents, children and seasoned riders alike.
How to get there
From the Octagon, head along Princes Street to the Exchange. Turn right into Rattray Street, then
into MacLaggan Street, past Harvey Norman on the right and The Warehouse on the left. Ride up
Serpentine Avenue for about a kilometre and then turn right into Maori Road at the four-way
intersection. A Jubilee Park sign is located about 100m up the road on the right. There is a small car
park on the edge of the playing field for vehicles.
When you get there
There s a single loop track forming a rough figure of eight. This track is fun for riders of any ability and
ideal for families. It is recommended mountain bikers ride in the direction of the arrows shown on the
map.
Class
Most sections are rated EASY. If done at pace or at night (with lights), they would be rated MODERATE.
Type
Undulating single track.
Elevation
80m  120m (50m range)
Under the wheel
Dirt, roots and gravel.
120 m
Maori Road
Asphalt Path
90 m
80 m
Queens Drive
70 m
100 m
60 m
80 m
100 m
90 m
Serpentine A
venue
Alva St
William St