Queenstown Trails Launches New Strategic Plan
The Next 10 Years of Queenstown Trails
Queenstown Trails Trust is a non-profit organisation dedicated to developing a network of public trails around the Whakatipu basin. The Trust has recently launched its new Strategic Plan: The Next Ten Years of Queenstown Trails 2023 – 2033.
The plan outlines Queenstown Trails ambitious new goals which are all based around core values to inspire adventures, create experiences, and connect people. Furthermore, it aims to enhance the trail network and broaden the scope of trails on offer, from accessible cycleways and active transport routes to multiday adventures and backcountry single track. Click below to read more.
To learn more about the Arthurs Point to Arrowtown Wharehuanui Trail which is currently under construction, you can read an exclusive interview with Mark Williams, CEO of Queenstown Trails Trust, here.
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