New Zealand Mountainbike Tours

Riding is a way of life

"Really liked the enthusiasm of the guide, felt like we were riding with a friend."
-Belinda and Greg Porter, Port Macquarie, Australia

FreerideNZ is proudly New Zealand (Aotearoa) owned and operated.

Whether you’re chasing sunshine or snow, FreerideNZ tours will help you see the best of our country and its riding opportunities. Discover why New Zealand is famous for its mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding while you capture the views, enjoy and learn from the people, become immersed in the culture and indulge in the laid-back lifestyle of New Zealand. 

FreerideNZ strives to make each tour as unique as possible. Many of our riding locations are exclusive to us, and during our multi-day tours we use accommodation off the beaten track to really give you a sense of adventure. Our tours offer the whole New Zealand experience you are looking for.

Join us and enjoy our spectacular country the best way we believe possible, by riding. Come see why riding is a way of life for us! 

FreerideNZ’s head guides hold Pre-Hospital Emergency Care (PHEC) qualifications. All guides have a minimum of a workplace First Aid qualification, and all hold Public Liability. As well as being very experienced and certified, our guides are keen and passionate riders with a desire to help each individual get the most out of a day’s ride.

FreerideNZ operates throughout New Zealand with guided mountain bike and snow tours.

History

FreerideNZ was founded by enthusiastic mountain biker Dan McMullan. Inspired while riding overseas on a similar guided experience, Dan had a vision of initiating a mountain bike guiding company specialising in adventures stretching the length of New Zealand. His ambition: to give clients a unique riding experience, not only helping them better their riding, but to have an unforgettable time and see a truly special part of the world.

FreerideNZ supports the building of new legal mountain bike trails, with a donation from each tour going into local bike clubs for future trail development.