Cycling

Sydney Olympic Park comprises over 35 kilometres of cycling pathways and trails set right in the heart of Sydney. From Olympic icons to spectacular parklands and areas of cultural heritage, the perfect way to explore Sydney Olympic Park is by bike.

Find out about the cycling tracks available, bike hire, and more.

Walks and Sightseeing

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Discover ancient wetlands and mangrove forests that are home to many species of colourful waterbirds as you stroll along the boardwalks at Sydney Olympic Park (access to the boardwalk is via Bicentennial Park). Explore the largest stand of mangrove trees remaining on the Parramatta River.

Relive the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and all its glory by taking a walk around Sydney Olympic Park and be consumed with Australian and Olympic sporting history as you walk your way around structures such as Telstra Stadium, Sydney International Tennis Centre and Aquatic Centre, places where Australian and world sporting champions were born.

During your walk take the time to enjoy your surroundings:

• in Spring look for native flowers and listen for juvenile birds calling from their nests
• in Summer listen for frogs calling and look for migratory shore birds
• in Autumn enjoy the changing colour of the deciduous foliage and keep your eye out for Golden Orb Weaving Spiders
• in Winter look and listen for birds foraging and look for early Wattle blossoms.

Sydney Olympic Park Walks

The Brickpit Ring Walk - The Ring Walk is an elevated circular walkway that allows visitors to access and view the Brickpit from above while preserving the habitat of the endangered Green and Golden Bell frog.
Games Trail Walking Tour - Join the 'Games Trail' Walking Tour that celebrates the Park's role in staging the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. See the Cauldron which held the Olympic flame, wander among the forest of interactive poles at the Games Memories installation and chase Cathy Freeman's strides to Olympic Gold. This tour is suitable for individuals or groups.
Mangrove Boardwalk - located in Bicentennial Park, the boardwalk allows you to discover the wetlands and mangrove environment of the park.
Short Walks - For your guide to 30-60 minute walks at Sydney Olympic Park, download the the Short Walks map (412KB PDF).  

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Sport of Walking

If you are a professional athlete involved in the sport of walking then Sydney Olympic Park is the place to be to realise your dream of representing Australia at future Olympic Games. Why risk the dangers associated with walking on busy public roads when you can utilise our numerous walkways around the park where you will have the opportunity to train under safe conditions and enjoy all what Sydney Olympic Park has to offer.

If you are looking to be involved in the sport of walking then visit NSW Athletics

Observation Centre

Open daily between 10am and 4pm, the Observation Centre on the 17th floor of the Novotel Hotel offers breathtaking views of the city and Sydney Olympic Park.

Visit the Novotel and Hotel Ibis for more information.

NSW Hall of Champions

The New South Wales Hall of Champions is the state's premier hall of fame and museum which celebrates the outstanding sporting achievements of our athletes.

Famous names, great moments and inspired performances are honoured here. Located on the gallery level of the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, the museum houses an impressive display of action photographs highlighting the feats of over 300 athletes representing 47 sports such as Betty Cuthbert (Athletics), Dawn Fraser (Swimming) and David Campese (Rugby Union) and Sir Donald Bradman (Cricket). 

Visit the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre for more information.