Wellington Regional Trails
The Station Link mountain bike and walking trail in Tunnel Gully, Upper Hutt. The trail goes amongst pine trees on a soft clay ground.

A quick and easy uphill mountain biking link to Station Drive.

Walking time

15 min

Length

693m

Uses

Walking/Running, Mountain Biking

Type

Single track

Walking difficulty

Easiest: Short walk

Mountain Bike Grade

Intermediate: Grade 3

Profile

78m climb

-44m descent

212m highest point

Dogs

Yes (on lead)

About the trail

Station Link is a quick uphill route to Station Drive. The trail starts along an old path shared with the bottom of G-Drop. It then curves to the right through pines trees and climbs gently to Station Drive.

This trail is mainly for mountain biking, but walking is also allowed. Walkers must give way to mountain bikers.

The Station Link mountain bike and walking trail in Tunnel Gully, Upper Hutt. The trail goes amongst pine trees on a soft clay ground.

A section of the terrain on Station Link.

Getting there 

  • The trail starts from the main Tunnel Gully car park. Ride past the map board, through the squeeze barrier and the trail is on the right. 
  • You can also access Station Link from G-Drop.

Know before you go 

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

The Station Link mountain bike and walking trail in Tunnel Gully, Upper Hutt. The trail goes amongst pine trees on a soft clay ground.

One of the trail entrances to Station Link.

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