Riding in Brisbane

Brisbane has a network of bikeways and shared pathways that connect with schools, local facilities, parks and public transport hubs. Whether you ride for fun, fitness or as a means of active transport, riding a bike is a great way to get around. Use this section to find information on route planning, bikeway projects and closures, bike parking and more.

Brisbane City Council’s riding program and facilities align with the outcomes of the Transport Plan for Brisbane – Strategic Directionsincluding increased travel by sustainable and active travel modes to reduce the impact on the environment and improve the health and well-being of Brisbane residents.

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Cycling Brisbane is Brisbane City Council's free program to encourage people of all ages and abilities to ride more often. Join Cycling Brisbane today by completing a simple online sign-up form.

Cyclists riding bikes along RiverWalk

Find out about current and scheduled bikeway closures and detours in Brisbane.

Brisbane is a fantastic city to explore on two wheels. Discover Brisbane's extensive network of bikeways and shared pathways on our Cycling Brisbane website and be inspired to ride somewhere near you.

Council is creating a city-wide plan to provide off-road cycling facilities for children, adults and families within bushland reserves and parks.

Find Council's bike parking and storage facilities, as well as bike repair stations and public transport services you can take your bike on.

Explore Brisbane's diverse range of bikeways and shared pathways by exploring the bikeway map on Cycling Brisbane's website. You can also view the new Riding in Brisbane guide.

Find information on riding rules, signs and safety tips to ride safely in Brisbane.

Find out about our current projects helping improve our network of bikeways and shared pathways.

Find Council, state and national plans and resources to improve the cycling network in Brisbane.

Council’s Active School Travel program is a behaviour-change program designed to educate and motivate students, parents and teachers to leave the car at home and actively travel to and from school. 

Find out about Mt Coot-tha Forest mountain bike trails, including trail difficulty rating. 

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