Twelve Mile Delta to Bob's Cove Track

Track category

Walking track
Mountain bike - Easy

Time:

1 - 2 hr one way (walking)

Description

A walker on the Twelve Mile Delta Track.
A walker on the Twelve Mile
Delta Track

The Twelve Mile to Bob's Cove Track follows the shore of Lake Wakatipu. Lake views alter with meandering through native bush.

Budding geologists will delight in the ancient marine sediments found between Bob's Cove - Picnic Point and Twelve Mile Creek. Fossils of oyster shells, other molluscs and algae can be found at Farry's Beach.

Keep an eye out for summer's red rata flowers around the lakeshore, Pittosporum and the large white flowered native clematis in spring.

Connects to the Bob's Cove Track.

Mountain biking this track

Getting there

Turn off at sign posted on the Glenorchy Rd - "Twelve Mile Delta Camping and Picnic Area" - then follow the signs to the track start at the western end of the camping area.

Activities

Dog walking Dog walking
Mountain biking and cycling Mountain biking and cycling

Dog walking

Dogs are allowed in Twelve Mile Recreation Reserve but must be on a lead.

Mountain biking

Track description

Time: 45 mins one way

Mountain bikers will find small climbs with mixed terrain surfaces.

This is a shared-use track. Follow the mountain bikers code: respect others, respect the rules, respect the track.

Weather

NZ weather

Maps

New Zealand topographic maps are available from DOC Visitor Centres

Learn more

Track category definitions

Plan and prepare for your trip

Great Walks

Stop the spread of didymo
Check, Clean, Dry
all items before entering, and when moving between, waterways.

Safety

Follow the Outdoor Safety Code:
1. Plan your trip
2. Tell someone
3. Be aware of the weather
4. Know your limits
5. Take sufficient supplies

Safety alerts for Otago tracks

Contacts

Queenstown Regional Visitor Centre
Phone: +64 3 442 7935
Address: 38 Shotover Street
Queenstown 9300
Email: queenstownvc@doc.govt.nz
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