Huckleberry Hound and Little Red Riding Huck

Keegan Wright, a South Star Shuttle regular owns these trails. Chris and Mick get a lesson.
Huckleberry Hound - Grade 4. Length 1.2km.
Built in 2007 by James Dodds, Rob Metz and Mark Upshall.
Starts from Tawa Rd and ends on Hill Rd. It has 45 small to medium sized jumps to improve your hucking skills..
Loads of small to medium sized jumps, all jumps can be rolled over, no gaps!
There are lines that avoid the technical bits if you need an out. It is, without doubt, one of the better trails in the forest due to sheer fun factor.
Little Red Riding Huck - Grade 4. Length 3.2km.
Built in 2007 by James Dodds for RMTBC.
Starts from Hill Rd and ends at the corner of Pipeline and Hill Roads. Another 40 medium size jumps stepping your huckability to the next level with a brilliant berm after berm after berm section about 2/3s of the way down.
Loads of medium sized jumps, mostly rollable, some gaps and drops signposted with arrows off line.

[@AaronCouch]

Great shooting. Great riding!

[@colinheketoa3847]

bloody unbelieveable

[@jmatarazzo18]

That looks like A LOT of fun.

[@TheJacken]

Great video.

[@axiomgaming9306]

i live in Rotorua and do mtb and yes those tracks are amazing to ride

[@wheeler9900]

nice

[@enuf_psi6967]

What model bike was that young dude riding?

[@lucaswarren2194]

Where do u buy the shuttle pass?

[@bdog6141]

on the actual bus or down the road at planet bike

[@blumasteripod9108]

Whoever people thinks this a cartoon but not really this one

[@swn02]

bugger those trees don't look to far from harvest

[@henrischreuder3390]

swn02 its all native bush and it will never get harvested

[@swn02]

oh I didn't realize pine trees are classed as native now

[@venroxslip6032]

All the trees are gone now. Check out mediocre nzmountainbiker for a updated video