The most precious things are often free, in Sydney, there are so many such free things, bike lanes are one of them.
Cycling is one of Sydney's favorite leisure activities for men and women, old and young, and Sydney cyclists can be seen everywhere! Research has shown that people who often exercise on bicycles are not only healthier, but also have longer life expectancy.
The point is to lose weight! Look at these cyclists who are in perfect shape!
There are so many benefits of cycling that Sydney goverment has carefully designed bike lanes in some of the most picturesque shores, parks, and bushes so that Sydney people can easily enjoy the beauty of riding.
There are countless bicycle lanes all over Sydney, but these 10 can't wait to see.
The best bike lanes in Sydney are here! Hey! Yeah!
The Bay Run
Address: Iron Cove, sydney
The Bay Run is one of Sydney's most famous coastal runways. It is located at the entrance of the Iron Cove Bay,Parramatta River.
The racetrack is about seven kilometers long and runs through nine parks. You can see both the Parramatta River Bank and Sydney's most beautiful sea view.
Closely adjacent to the runway, is the bike track, both their own way, not affect each other, the design is very reasonable. It is very comfortable for both riders and joggers.
This is also Sydney people's favorite bike path, not only with friends and family biking exercise, but also enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Especially at dusk, when the afterglow of the sunset sprinkled on the river, the sky was full of golden brilliance.
Centennial Park Cycleways
Address: Fearnley Grounds, Grand Drive, Centennial Park
Seven hundred and fifty thousand visitors come here every year to enjoy the scenery, which shows how fascinating the scenery is. One of their most popular pastimes is riding a bicycle. So, it's one of the most famous bike lanes in Sydney.
The bike lanes here are also carefully divided into beginner lanes and driver lanes. If you just want to ride your bike at ease, stay in the beginner's driveway without worrying about getting in the way.
Even better, you can rent a four-seat bike here, and family and friends can play with the pedal!
Sydney Olympic Park
Address: west of Sydney CBD
Sydney Olympic Park should have Sydney's most professional cycling lane. There are three different lanes to choose from:
The total length of Olympic Circuit: is 7.6 km. Along this roundabout, you can see all the iconic buildings in Olympus Park. For example, the venue where the Sydney Olympic Games were held in that year.
The total length of River Heritage Circuit: is 11 km. Along the way are not only modern landmarks, but also beautiful scenery by the lake. It's perfect for a family or a group of friends to ride and relax together.
Parklands Circuit: is 5.5km long, although it's 5.5km long, but it's not that easy because it passes through the bushes, but that's why it makes riding a lot more intimate with nature. And along the way green trees shady, do not be afraid to be sunburned.
More conveniently, the Sydney Olympic Park is also very convenient to rent bicycles, a variety of bicycle options available!
West Head to Akuna Bay
Address: Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
If your bike is a road race, you will love it here! The bike track in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park has long been carefully maintained, making it one of the best bike lanes in Sydney. Riding a bike here, that feeling is called a silk smooth.
The scenery here is also fantastic. The entire 15-kilometer bike track, along the way lush, riding to the top of the mountain can be a whole Sydney view of the landscape! If you are tired, you can go to the coffee shop along the road for a cup of coffee.
Three Gorges
Address: Dural NSW 2158
This bike track spans 60 kilometers across three major attractions,: Galston Gorge, Berowra Waters and Bobbin Head,! If you want to challenge your limits, come here! One-time experience of jungle, mountain, climbing all kinds of high-difficulty riding!
The scenery is invincible!
However, if you just want to ride a bike to relax, there is no need to complete the ride. There's a lot of fun on the way! Rock climbing, turning over, picnics at the Hawkesbury River, and Berowra Creek rafting!
A Grand Tour of Sydney's East
Address: Oxford St in Bondi Junction
This is a cycling route along the east coast of Sydney, and the beauty of the scenery is conceivable. The loop runs 32 kilometers from the OXford St sidewalk in Bondi Junction.
Along the way will pass Watson Bay,Parsley Bay's suspension bridge.
The most exciting thing is to go to the heart-broken mountain (Heartbreak Hill) to feel the feeling of holding your breath. Further forward, if you can ride to Nielsen Park and Rose Bay, the scenery is definitely worth your trek!
Cooks River Cycling Route
Address: 8 Waterview St, Putney NSW 2112
This is the oldest bicycle track in Sydney and has been very popular for so many years. The bike lane is 23 kilometers long. The starting point is Ryde's Settlers Park, all the way along the winding Cook River, through Gough Whitlam Park, until the end of Botany Bay.
Botany Bay was where Captain Cook landed in Sydney, along the way through historic blocks, railway stations, parks and cafes. Riding here is a great way to understand Sydney's history!
Parramatta Heritage Trail
Address: Parramatta NSW 2150
This is also a bicycle lane with a close understanding of Sydney's history.
From the Parramatta railway station, some of Australia's oldest buildings, such as the Elizabeth Agricultural Group (founded in 1793) and the Old Governor's House (built in 1799), will pass along the way.
The Narrabeen Lagoon Trail
Address: 2 Alexander Ave, Taren Point NSW 2229
This is a brand-new bike track built in 2015, and the road is in good condition. With a total length of 8.4 kilometers, it is easy to enjoy the scenery of the National Park!
Here, there will be a variety of wildlife reserves, such as black swans, owls, diamond pythons and fish-hunting bats, but none of them will come out and hurt you.
Lady Carrington Drive
Address: Royal National Park
If you want to escape the city completely, come here and ride your bike! This bike path in Royal National Park gives you an ancient pleasure in riding.
The 10-kilometer bike track was pioneered by lumbering workers in the 19th century. You can still see the remains of their farmhouses, workshops, and so on.
The scenery of the Royal National Park is so beautiful that riding here is like shuttling through a fairy tale, not only through the birdlike forest lawn, but also through the mysterious caves. In short, there are a lot of surprises that you can't afford to catch up with!
The fun of riding, as long as you try to understand!
Riding a bike, walking through the jungle or city, feeling the smell of flowers or the wind of the sea, that sense of freedom can not be given to you in any way.
Also trekking water to meet the beautiful scenery surprise, after sweating dripping in the downhill subduction pleasure, can let all the pressure and worry scattered in the air!
No wonder Sydney people are always so optimistic, there are always so many joys and smiles, because there are so many paradise in this city to let them ride freely!
Move, ride together, lose fat!
