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  2. Woolloongabba to The University of Queensland (UQ) and South Bank

Woolloongabba to The University of Queensland (UQ) and South Bank

Travelling to the University of Queensland has never been easier thanks to the recently completed Woolloongabba Bikeway. The Woolloongabba Bikeway extends:

  • 1.1 kilometres along Stanley Street between Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba and Dock Street, South Brisbane (separated bikeway), and
  • 1.4 kilometres along Annerley Road between Stanley Street, Woolloongabba and Gladstone Road, Dutton Park (a mix of separated bikeway and on-road bike lanes).

The Stanley Street section provides convenient access to the Gabba Stadium, Mater Hospital, Queensland Children’s Hospital, South Bank and the city centre. Heading up Annerley Road provides access to Boggo Road Urban Village and the forthcoming Inner City South State Secondary College. The bikeway connects you straight to the Eleanor Schonell Bridge and through to UQ and beyond to St Lucia. 

The Eleanor Schonell Bridge is the first bridge in Australia exclusively designed for buses, bikes and walking. People riding bikes have access to a separated bikeway, which provides safe and convenient access to the university for students and staff.

No bike? There are CityCycle stations located at both ends of the bridge and at docking stations along Annerley Road and Stanley Street.  

You can read more about the Woolloongabba Bikeway upgrade project on Council's website.

Download the map

  • Woolloongabba to The University of Queensland (UQ) map (PDF - 273kb)

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 Norman Park
  • City centre to Albion (via Kurilpa Bridge)
  • City centre to Toowong
  • City centre to Hamilton

Dutton Park to UQ virtual tour video

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

Read the University of Queensland and Dutton Park video transcript.

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28 September 2020
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