Clyde end of the trail.
The Otago Central Rail Trail starts at the end of Sunderland Street. You can walk there in about five minutes.
Otago Central Rail Trail accommodation
Stay at the Clyde end of the Rail Trail.
Clyde on Sunderland is a four-bedroom private luxury holiday home about 400 m from the Otago Central Rail Trail start. It works for cycle groups who want one table, one base, e-bike charging, included parking and dinner on foot.
Built for groups.
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large fully equipped kitchen and a dining table for eight.
Useful after a ride.
Laundry, an e-bike charging station, four included off-street car parks, coffee, garden space and two lounges make it easy for the group to reset.
Why guests book this home.
- Trail access
- Bike hire is about 70 m away, and it is about 400 m to the Clyde trailhead with shuttle operators nearby.
- Best use
- Pre-trail night, post-trail finish, or a two-night Clyde base with a day ride to Alexandra and back.
- Bike setup
- E-bike charging station at the property, with four included off-street car parks for the group.
- Food
- Partner Duo Cafe is across the street, with Clyde's restaurants and cafes walkable from the home.
- Stay style
- Private self-catering accommodation in the village.
Suggested stay.
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Use Clyde as the bookend.
Start or finish the trail with a comfortable night in town.
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Add a day ride.
If you are not riding the full trail, Clyde to Alexandra and back is an easy option.
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Stay one more night.
Add time for the lake, coffee, dinner and a slower morning before leaving.
The trail starts at the end of the street.
From $450.00 a night, sleeping eight. Send dates, guest count and whether you are starting or finishing the trail.