Riders on Bill Butler's cavalcade trail cross the Clyde bridge, much to the delight of onlookers in the historic Central Otago township.
Les Beattie's riding trail with 70 horses heads from Cardrona past Meg Hut and over the Pisa Range on Wednesday.
Lyn Chittock and husband Clayton, from Waikoikoi, in West Otago, drive Buster in the heavy wagon trail near Tarras.
A Clydesdale is hitched to a speed sign at the Lindis 4WD club camp where the heavy wagon trail stayed overnight earlier in the week.
Middlemarch farmer Andrew Templeton has a novel way of getting a beer from a wagon driven by Casey Rae during the heavy wagon trail.
More than 600 riders, wagoners, walkers, cyclists and runners have been making their way through the back country of Otago this week as part of the Otago Goldfields Cavalcade.
The 27th annual event boasts 11 trails, which will all meet up in Lake Hawea tomorrow for a grand parade, followed by a hoe-down at night.
Otago Daily Times illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery captured some of the action during the week.
