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Inner north to city centre

The North Brisbane Bikeway is being constructed in stages to connect northern suburbs such as Aspley, Chermside, Kedron, Lutwyche, Wooloowin and Albion to the city centre. The project is a partnership between Council and the State Government.

Currently the stages from Albion are complete, and construction is underway to extend this to Wooloowin.

Council has consulted on a 1.2 kilometre connection from the intersection of Chalk Street and Bridge Street in Wooloowin to the Kedron Brook Bikeway adjacent to Bradshaw Street in Lutwyche.

The existing separated bikeway runs south from Windsor Park towards Victoria Park, and is a direct connection to the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and the Brisbane Showgrounds. From here, the bikeway is shining brighter than ever, following the completion of the Normanby Fiveways Bikeway lighting project. The bikeway continues through Roma Street Parklands and into the city centre. 

Download the map

  • Inner north to city centre map (PDF - 850kb)

You can also view the area of this map on Google Maps. Cycling Brisbane's interactive bikeway map. 

Connections

  • Mitchelton to Toombul (forthcoming)
  • Ashgrove to Herston
  • City centre to Toowong (via Kurilpa and Go Between Bridges)
  • City centre to Tarragindi (via Kurilpa Bridge)
  • City centre to Norman Park (via Kurilpa Bridge)
  • South Bank to UQ (via Kurilpa Bridge)
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08 November 2019
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