Brisbane's bikeways and rides
Brisbane is a fantastic city to explore on two wheels, with an extensive network of bikeways and shared pathways, and some of the best riding facilities. Brisbane’s bikeways are a great way of getting to and from where you are going without the hassles of finding a car park and being stuck in traffic.
The below bikeways and rides show a selection of the destinations that you can get to by bike, such as bus and train stations, parks, shops and universities. Be inspired to ride somewhere near to you, or find out what other parts of the city you can explore by bike.
You can also check out the suite of Cycling Brisbane virtual tour videos to experience some of Brisbane's best bikeways first-hand.
The inner north to city centre map takes you along the North Brisbane Bikeway, from Lutwyche to the city centre and beyond.
The inner south to city centre map takes you from Tarragindi to the city ventre, via the Veloway 1 - running adjacent to the Pacific Motorway and connecting to the Kangaroo Point Bikeway.
The inner east to city centre map connects you to the city via the Kangaroo Point Bikeway and new Lores Bonney Riverwalk along Kingsford Smith Drive.
The inner west to city centre map takes you via the Western Freeway Bikeway and Bicentennial Bikeway, beginning at Kenmore through to the city centre and beyond.
Mitchelton to Toombul (Kedron Brook Bikeway)
This map shows you how the Kedron Brook Bikeway can connect you to a number of key destinations throughout the inner northern suburbs.
This map connects from the Kedron Brook Bikeway and connects you through to the Sandgate and Shorncliffe foreshores via the Jim Soorley Bikeway.
McDowall to Virginia (Downfall Creek Bikeway)
This map shows you how the Downfall Creek Bikeway can connect you from McDowall to Virginia, via Chermside and 7th Brigade Park.
McDowall to Bracken Ridge (Cabbage Tree Creek Bikeway)
The Cabbage Tree Creek Bikeway is a hidden gem of the northern suburbs, connecting McDowall through to the Bracken Ridge and the new BMX facility.
Ashgrove to Herston (Ithaca Creek and Enoggera Creek Bikeways)
This map utilises the Ithaca Creek and Enoggera Bikeways along the Breakfast Creek, connecting Ashgrove to Herston and on to the North Brisbane and Kedron Brook Bikeways.
Woolloongabba to University of Queensland (UQ)
This map shows you how the new Woolloongabba Bikeway connects you to the city centre, as well up Annerley Road and across the Eleanor Schonell Bridge to UQ.
Tarragindi to Norman Park (Norman Creek Bikeway)
The Norman Creek Bikeway commences at Tarragindi and takes you through to Norman Park, with many connections to the city centre.
The Wynnum Manly Foreshore is the perfect weekend ride for the family, with seaside views and plenty of lunch options.
Murarrie to Wishart (Bulimba Creek Bikeway)
The Bulimba Creek Bikeway is Brisbane's longest bikeway, stretching from Wishart, passing through Carindale Recreational Reserve and on to Murarrie.
The Riding in Brisbane guide includes printed maps for all bikeways on this page. You can read it online or request a hard copy be mailed to you.
This map shows the bikeway and shared pathway network across the city and allows you to see the locations of bike parking, drinking fountains, CityCycle stations and bike availability, as well as Cycling Brisbane program sponsors.