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Inner east to city centre

You can ride to the city from the east on both sides of Brisbane River.

From the northern side, use the recently completed 1.2 kilometre Lores Bonney Riverwalk from Bretts Wharf Ferry Terminal to Cameron Rocks Reserve at Breakfast Creek. Continue along the river through Newstead, Teneriffe and New Farm Park. Use a short section of road to connect with the New Farm Riverwalk to Howard Smith Wharves and beyond to Eagle Street and the City Botanic Gardens.

On the south side of the river, use the off-road shared path on the river side of Wynuum Road. A new bike path is being constructed at East Brisbane as part of the Wynnum Road corridor upgrade. A mix of quiet roads and shared pathways takes you under the Story Bridge through Captain Burke Park, and connects to the new Kangaroo Point Bikeway and over the Goodwill Bridge to the city.

Download the map

  • Inner east to city centre map (PDF - 291kb)

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

Connections

  • South Bank to Tarragindi
  • South Bank to UQ
  • City centre to Toowong
  • City centre to Albion (via Kurilpa Bridge)
  • Norman Park to Tarragindi
  • Murarrie to Hamilton
  • Inner city connections

Newstead to New Farm Bikeway virtual tour

You can also view this video on Council's YouTube account.

Read the Newstead New Farm Bikeway video transcript.

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28 September 2020
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