Where to ride in Logan

Riding in your local area:

In the City of Logan, there are more than 1,500km of shared path along roads and many more in our parks and nature reserves. These facilities provide access to workplaces, shops, libraries, 6 aquatic centres and more than 80 sporting facilities. 

Council has 6 named routes that follow parks and creeks, providing off-road facilities that are easy to follow. Bike riding in Logan - Logan City Council. 

 

You can enjoy the Slacks Creek Route from Compton Road all the way to the Tygum Lagoon, in Waterford, which is about 11km.  Along the way you will pass schools, coffee shops, the Logan Hospital and various sporting facilities and parks like Meakin Park, Reserve Park and Tygum Park.

For a fun day out, explore the 8,5km of walkways and bike tracks in the Berrinba Wetlands.  You can check out the park's facilities here.

The Logan Village to Yarrabilba rail trail which opened in 2021, is an enjoyable 3km trail, no matter you’re ability.  The trail is fully surfaced with interesting parks, artworks and activities at both ends of the trail. 

Tips for new cyclists

Find a comfortable place to ride - we like to suggest looking for one of the following:

• A shared path (there may be one in a nearby park, or across town, a quick Google search for trails will get you started)
• A quiet residential street with little automobile traffic (look for roads that don't connect major roads, or which wind a lot and have low speed limits)
• An organised social ride or event, such as an open streets event or a social group ride.

I already ride

The V1 bikeway is a fantastic cycleway running alongside the M1 freeway, connecting Springwood and Eight Mile Plains. It's part of a larger network stretching from South Brisbane to Springwood, offering a smooth, uninterrupted ride perfect for commuting or leisure. You'll pass scenic spots and local amenities, with a well-maintained route featuring safety upgrades.

Traveling from Underwood to Beenleigh is easy with a mix of on and off-road cycle lanes and shared paths. Logan Rd and Kingston Rd have dedicated bike lanes, while Logan River Rd and George St offer shared paths and bike lanes.

Along the way, you can detour to the Daisy Hill Koala Centre, Kingston Butter Factory, Logan Gardens, Logan River Parklands, Beenleigh Historical Village, and the Beenleigh Artisan Distillery.

Where to get more information

Bike riding in logan – Logan City Council

Parks Directory – Logan City Council

Pools - Logan Leisure Centres

Sports & parks - Explore Logan

Weave your way through the culture and history of Logan - Explore Logan

Visitor guide - Explore Logan

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