Bike Safari Circuits
Photo: Paul K Robbins
Sydney Olympic Park has over 35 kilometres of cycleways for safe bike riding in the heart of Sydney. All circuits are close to facilities such as playgrounds, picnic areas, bubblers and toilets. Bike riding on these circuits is one of our most popular free activities for everyone.
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Olympic Circuit
Relive memories of the Best Games Ever! Starting within the Town Centre, take a journey past state-of-the-art Olympic icons. Marvel at breathtaking architecture of Olympic venues like ANZ Stadium, view the Cauldron in the Cathy Freeman Park and check out The Games Memories poles installation, a tribute to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Distance:7.6km
Riding time: 50 min
Difficulty: Moderate. Suits adults and children +5 years
Starting point: Visitor Gateway
River Heritage Circuit
Meandering along the scenic Parramatta River, this circuit takes in the naval heritage precinct Newington Amory and neighbouring woodlands. The trail continues through wetlands - home to frog and bird habitats - passing by the green community of Newington, the former athletes village of the Sydney 2000 Games. To finish on a high, rise to the challenge and climb one of the wonderful vantage points. Follow the gentle rise to the top of Wool-la-ra or ride up the spiral trail of the Haslam’s Creek Marker. Both with panoramic views of the entire Park and city skyline – it’s well worth the effort!
Distance: 12.5km
Riding time: 70 min
Difficulty: Moderate. Suits adults and children +7 years
Starting points: Woo-la-ra carpark, Visitor Gateway or Wilson Park
Parklands Circuit
A must see for nature lovers, this circuit begins in the tranquil atmosphere of Bicentennial Park. Ride around the edge of picturesque Lake Belvedere and take advantage of fabulous bbq, picnic facilities and kids learn to ride loops. The trail continues out to the Badu Mangroves boardwalk showcasing this amazing marine ecosystem. Ride on to the Bird Hide and Waterbird Refuge - a highlight for bird-lovers and look out for the historic ship wrecks which now rest in the bay.
Distance: 5.5km
Riding time: 60 min
Difficulty: Low. Suits adults and children +5 years
Starting point: Bicentennial Park
