Award-winning lodge with direct access to world-class cycling trails

Accommodation

Lake Roxburgh Lodge offers award-winning accommodation with 11 studios and suites, each featuring a furnished garden balcony. Super king or queen size beds ensure a comfortable stay, and a spa bath studio provides relaxation after outdoor activities. The lodge is situated on landscaped grounds, providing views of the surrounding mountains.

Dining

The on-site restaurant serves breakfast and dinner with an emphasis on local produce, including Central Otago wines and locally crafted beers. Guests can enjoy seasonal dishes, crafted with care and sourced from nearby growers. The dining experience is enhanced by scenic views from the restaurant deck.

Location

Lake Roxburgh Lodge is located in Lake Roxburgh Village, only 2 minutes from the Roxburgh Gorge Trail and Clutha Gold Trail. This positioning offers access to scenic cycling routes and outdoor adventures along the Clutha Mata-Au river. Proximity to historic sites related to gold mining enhances the exploration opportunities.

Explore

Guests can explore the diverse landscapes of the Teviot Valley, renowned for its history and natural beauty. Local attractions include remnants of gold mining history and hiking trails that offer picturesque views. The ever-changing scenery provides unique experiences throughout the seasons.

Packages

Lake Roxburgh Lodge offers all-inclusive packages that include substantial breakfasts, dinners, and bike hire for trail explorations. Guided biking experiences to Alexandra include transportation and support for guests. These packages cater to both leisurely visitors and adventurous travelers.

• Location: Nestled in Lake Roxburgh Village, 2 minutes to Roxburgh Gorge Trail
• Rooms: 11 well-appointed studios and suites with furnished garden balconies
• Dining: On-site restaurant offering Central Otago wines and locally crafted beers
• Packages: All-inclusive options for biking experiences on world-class trails
• Explore: Proximity to gold mining history and the mighty Clutha Mata-Au river