Bob’s Cove Bridle Track

Bob’s Cove Bridle Track

Bob’s Cove Bridle Track

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Marios Gavalas

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Lake Wakatipu from the Bridle Track

Information

Bob’s Cove Bridle Track

4 - 8 km return | 1 -2 hours return

The old Glenorchy Road passed this way. Schist retaining walls are still evident with some fine beech forest and occasional lake views.

Walking Track

Access

Bob’s Cove is signposted on the left 13 km north of Queenstown on the road to Glenorchy. There is a large parking area with toilets.

Track

The track follows the strip of mountain and red beech forest between the road and lakeshore. On the way you pass schist retaining walls.

Return via track, as walking the road is dangerous.

European History

The old Queenstown - Glenorchy bridle trail was the main transport route connecting the two settlements. The fine hewn schist revertments are still standing - testimony to the craftsmanship of the masons.

Details

Feature Value Info

Organisation

DOC Otago

Central government organisation

Location

South IslandQueenstown RegionQueenstown Township

Categories

  • Activity__walking_and_trekkingWalking
  • Free

Directions

To Coordinates

Coordinates

-45.0698992824307

168.508930110931

Latitude
-45.0698992824307
Longitude
168.508930110931

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