Author: Mark

We have four schools and two community groups come and out and visit Haven MTB Park which we love. Schools and community groups can use Haven MTB for free!We offer intermediate level mountain bike tracks and space to teach and

The sharp-eyed amongst you will have noticed that our rain gauge isn’t working on our weather station at the moment, it seems that the spiders that live there in the summer have decided to make it a permanent abode and

Well I promised some photos last time so here goes! Key news is that the tracks are all open, bar Project G, and are just waiting for you to come along and say hi! Mrs Haven and her trail pixies

Hi all,The tracks are all looking great after the hours and hours of TLC given to them over the past couple of months, so come on out for a ride. No doubt you will have seen in every cafe and

Another month has zoomed by and we’ve been very busy getting the park ready for summer. Spring means we have a very short window to cut and spray the bad stuff before it get’s knee high, essentially a 2-3 week

Whoops, time has gotten away from us again, so here’s a quick update on what’s being happening at Haven MTB Park, Christchurch’s own boutique intermediate level mountain bike park nestled on Banks Peninsula. Right that should keep Google happy, on

Well it’s been a long time coming, but here we go the official walk-through video of Ali’s track. Ali came to me late last year after a bit of a hiatus following some heart surgery and told me he wants

The weather still isn’t playing ball – mostly wet and grotty without too many dry periods to recover. The Top tracks are all good being the oldest and up the top so they drain fast and well. The Bottom tracks

Well as they say, time flies when you’re having fun.Whilst it’s been quiet on the interweb of late, it doesn’t mean a lot hasn’t been happening!We’ve been having a blast working and playing on the land as well as IRL

Another month has passed and lots of action has been happening behind the scenes. Alister has been working hard on his track – he has cut a line through the jungle from top to bottom – which in itself is