QUEENSTOWN GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Pedal, Pour, and Pause: An eBike Passage Through Gibbston’s Vineyards
A 5–6 hour guided eBike tour from Arrowtown through riverside trails and suspension bridges into Gibbston Valley with pre‑organised tastings at two wineries and full inclusions.
Pedal, Pour, and Pause: An eBike Passage Through Gibbston’s Vineyards.
Ride To The Vines is a guided, all‑inclusive eBike excursion that eases you through Central Otago’s sculpted vine rows and riverside corridors—powered bicycles flatten the hills so you can focus on scenery, local history and tasting Gibbston’s wines.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Exclusive Tastings in Gibbston Valley
The tour includes pre‑organised, personal wine tastings at two wineries—an intimate introduction to Central Otago’s chilled‑climate wines paired with an artisan platter and guided commentary on vine growing and winemaking.
Bridges, Rivers and the Bungy
The route follows the Arrow and Kawarau rivers, crossing four suspension bridges and passing the world’s first permanent bungy jumping site at the Kawarau Bridge—an evocative mix of heritage and adrenaline framing the ride.
Easy eBike Cruising Through Vineyards
A powerful, premium eBike does most of the work; the tour is pitched at an easy/beginner level so riders can savour the landscape without demanding cycling effort.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
Set off from the historic gold‑mining village of Arrowtown and glide along river trails and vineyard lanes on a Premium Moustache eBike. The guide paces the group, shares local history and winemaking insights, and leads you to manicured vineyards where tastings and an artisan platter await—photos, snacks, helmet and gloves are provided and a courtesy shuttle completes the experience.
THE WINERIES
Exclusive Tastings in Gibbston Valley
The tour includes pre‑organised, personal wine tastings at two wineries—an intimate introduction to Central Otago’s chilled‑climate wines paired with an artisan platter and guided commentary on vine growing and winemaking.
THE ROUTE
Bridges, Rivers and the Bungy
The route follows the Arrow and Kawarau rivers, crossing four suspension bridges and passing the world’s first permanent bungy jumping site at the Kawarau Bridge—an evocative mix of heritage and adrenaline framing the ride.
THE RIDE
Easy eBike Cruising Through Vineyards
A powerful, premium eBike does most of the work; the tour is pitched at an easy/beginner level so riders can savour the landscape without demanding cycling effort.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for a 5–6 hour outing; the tour is presented as a half‑day eBike experience that covers river trails and winery visits.
The tour package includes Premium Moustache eBikes, helmet and gloves, pre‑organised personal tastings at two wineries, an artisan platter, snacks and a soft drink, photos and video, a knowledgeable guide and a courtesy shuttle.
Although helmets and gloves are supplied, bring layered clothing suitable for changing weather and sturdy shoes for mounting and dismounting an eBike.
Operated by Ride To the Sky eBike Tours, the experience begins in Arrowtown and follows trails into Gibbston Valley with cellar door visits and return logistics handled as part of the tour.
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Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Ride To The Vines tour?
The guided eBike tour runs approximately 5–6 hours.
What level of cycling fitness do I need?
The tour is rated easy/beginner (Grade 1–2) and uses powered eBikes so no advanced cycling fitness is required.
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes Premium Moustache eBikes, helmet and gloves, two pre‑organised winery tastings, an artisan platter, a snack and soft drink, photos and video, a knowledgeable guide and a courtesy shuttle.
Where does the tour start?
The ride starts in the historic gold‑mining village of Arrowtown and follows trails along the Arrow and Kawarau rivers into Gibbston Valley.
Will I ride near any notable landmarks?
Yes—the route crosses four suspension bridges and rides over the Kawarau Bungy Bridge, the site of the world’s first permanent bungy jump.
Are helmets provided?
Yes—helmets and gloves are supplied as part of the tour inclusions.