Getting Around
The Clutha River area is best explored by bike or on foot, offering numerous trails with stunning views.
The Clutha River / Mata-Au, flowing through New Zealand's Otago region, is a natural marvel with its striking turquoise waters and historical significance from the gold rush era. Spanning 338 kilometers, it is the longest river in the South Island and features popular biking trails such as the Roxburgh Gorge. The river is also a vital source of hydropower, contributing significantly to the country's energy needs. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives and bike rides along its banks, making it a prime destination for outdoor activities and historical exploration.
The Clutha River / Mata-Au, flowing through New Zealand's Otago region, is a natural marvel with its striking turquoise waters and historical significance from the gold rush era. Spanning 338 kilometers, it is the longest river in the South Island and features popular biking trails such as the Roxburgh Gorge. The river is also a vital source of hydropower, contributing significantly to the country's energy needs. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives and bike rides along its banks, making it a prime destination for outdoor activities and historical exploration.
Stunning turquoise waters.
Rich gold-rush history.
Popular biking trails like the Roxburgh Gorge.
Hydropower stations contributing to New Zealand's energy.
Rich gold-rush history with several historical sites.
Stunning natural landscapes ideal for photography.
Popular biking and hiking trails along the river.
The Clutha River area is best explored by bike or on foot, offering numerous trails with stunning views.
Learn about the area's gold rush history which significantly shaped the region's development.
Outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs.
NZD $
$100-$200 p/day
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Take advantage of the river's trails for biking and hiking, suitable for all skill levels.
Adventure, Nature, History