Cycling facilities in the Ryde local government area consist of a mix of dedicated bike paths, shared paths and marked on-road routes. You can take your pick of busy commuting routes, riverside paths or routes through parks and bushlands.
Find more information on where to ride here.
For an easy scenic ride, head down to Meadowbank Wharf and ride along the Parramatta River on the Ryde River Walk.
Alternatively, try the shared path around Waterloo Park – a nice easy track to build your confidence that links to the cycleways into Macquarie Park and Macquarie University.
Ride the full length of the Ryde River Walk – from Gladesville Bridge to Parramatta. You’ll be rewarded with breathtaking river and city skyline views as it meanders into bays, parks and playgrounds, through bushland and mangroves, past historic sites, Aboriginal cultural heritage sites and art installations.
Take the Epping Road cycle path from Artarmon through to Vimiera Road, Marsfield. From there you can head right up to Turramurra or left and on to Epping or Parramatta.
Find other major cycle routes linking the City of Ryde to neighbouring areas on our bike map here.
For more information on cycling in the City of Ryde, go to our cycling pages. You’ll find information on routes, bike parking, how to report hazards and accidents and local bicycle groups that can help you improve your skills and confidence.
