The Best Kids Bike Tracks in Sydney – Listed by Suburb

Just to keep life simple, I’ve updated our previous bike tracks post with some new bike tracks added and they’ve all been listed here by suburb.

Hope you enjoy cycling with the kids in Sydney. Please do tell us of any more bike tracks – we’d love to add more.

NB If you are looking for longer cycle routes that work well when your children are competent cyclists, click here.

The cricket oval at the south end of Balmoral has a bike path all the way round it. Just back from the beach at the south end.  Read about where to park etc on this Balmoral Beach post.

A huge bike track, excellent spot!  Check out the council website page here.

There is a very bike bike track with play equipment on opposite side of the park from the cafe.

See Centennial Park Bike Tracks post here and Centennial Park Cafe post here.

Brightmore Reserve has a terrific bike track, all laid out and marked like a road. See council website page here.

Thanks Nick Bloom for the photo of Brightmore Reserve

The bay Run in a 7km loop around Iron Cove Bay – it’s terrific for cyclists though it can get busy. Website with info here.

Read the whole post about Fagan Park here.

There is a terrific playground here and lots of cycling paths throughout the park. Read all about this lovely park for bike riding here.

This loop is for experienced riders, however there is a section of it which is good for younger children and learners. See Hornsby Council website here.

Great bike track here as well as some interesting and fun play equipment, all in a beautiful bushy locale.  Read details on my Buffalo Creek Reserve Playground post here.

The playground here is great and bike tracks lead along the dam and also there’s a bike path all the way down to Shelly Beach. Click here for more info.

Bike track goes all around the playing fields, passing by the excellent playground, click here for more info.

There’s a cycle training track here, all painted with proper road markings, as well as the fabulous playground. Click here for more info.

The huge oval by the playground has a bike track around it.  For more info click the Winnererremy Bay Playground post here.

There’s now a walking and cycling track right around Narrabeen Lake. Start or finish at the fab Bilarong Playground and Reserve. 

Click here for the article about cycling around Narrabeen Lake. 

Or here for the 8km stroller walk around Narrabeen Lake.

Lovely bike track by the playground. Read all the information you need on my Blenheim Park playground post here.

Ryde Park has a marvellous bike and scooter track. Check out Ryde Park on this post.

St Ives bike track

Bike track here has great shade and play equipment beside it.

A good kids cycle track goes around the park by the playground, plus heaps of cycle paths throughout the park. Find details on parking on this Bicentennial Park post here.

A fantastic bike track for older kids. Check out the full post and photos here.

The BMX Bike Track at Terrey Hills… ready, set… go!

This mountain bike park is within Golden Jubilee Field and has three distinct areas of difficulty. Check details and see a short video on the council website here.

Lots of bike tracks throughout the park, excellent playground there too.

By the playground is a big oval bike track for kids. Find information about Hallstrom Park here.

There’s a small bike track by the playground and then a large bike track all around the oval. Photos and Willoughby Park  info here.

So that’s our list of the best kids bike tracks in Sydney. Whew!  We’d love to hear of more.

Read also: Cycling With Kids in Sydney, the Best Cycle Routes.

Where do you love to ride a bike?

My absolute fave is not in Sydney, it’s the track that runs along the beach between Huskisson and Vincentia at Jervis Bay – the views!

What about you?

Most councils have maps of the local area showing cycle routes. Check council websites, most are happy to post out maps.

Check the Austcycle website to find cycle training in your area.

Cycling Around Sydney by Bruce Ashley

Where To Ride Sydney by Erron Gardner

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