Return to Dillon Cone
Back in 2017, a team strapped mountain bikes to packrafts in an attempt to access an unridden peak accessible only by river. Their mission? To explore the boundaries of bikerafting and freeride at Dillon Cone.
Mid-way through the trip, the team realised that their route had become impassable as a result of the Kaikoura Earthquake. They had to turn back.
Five years on, the Dillon Cone dream remained alive, and so Damian Stone, Deane Parker and Sam (Muel) Jones (three of the original five) included Rose Green, bikerafting convert, set off to negotiate the jagged gorge of the Clarence River (Waiau-toa awa) by packraft.
“It’s a big privilege to be part of this dream”
Rose Green




Team
Damian Stones
Deane Parker
Rose Green
Sam (Muel) Jones
Dylan Gerschwitz
Camera
Dylan Gerschwitz
Deane Parker
Addtional Footage (2017)
Simon Waterhouse
Post Production
Dylan Gerschwitz
Deane Parker
Special Thanks
Resonate Productions
This film would not be possible without support from
Trackme NZ
Alpacka Raft
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Ground Effect Cycle Clothing
Rab NZ
Real Meals
Goat Cycles
Packrafting Queenstown
MD Outdoors
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