Have you tried cycling at the newly-completed Woolloongabba Bikeway in Annerley? If you’re experiencing some navigation challenges at this fairly new route, Cycling Brisbane is hosting a Woolloongabba Ride ‘n’ Guide to help riders overcome their difficulties and familiarise themselves with the route.
The Woolloongabba Ride ‘n’ Guide will take place for two days and at no cost to the participants. Open for riders above 18 years old, you’ll learn some safety and easy riding tips from friendly and capable biking instructors.
If you’re interested to join, take note of these schedules below.
| DATE | TIME | |
| Thursday, 10 Oct 2019 | 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. | Booking Required |
| Wednesday,16 Oct 2019 | 6:30 a.m. to 7:30am *includes a complimentary breakfast to commemorate National Ride 2 Work Day | Booking Required |
All you need to bring to the Woolloongabba Ride ‘n’ Guide are your bike and helmet. Converge with the rest of the participants at The Common Park in Cambridge Street a few minutes before the ride starts or be at the Woolloongabba Rotary Park for the other pick-up route by 7:00 a.m.
The Woolloongabba Bikeway was built to encourage East Brisbane residents to consider a healthier and eco-friendlier activity. The dedicated route provides faster and safer access for cyclists to get to work, school and back to their homes without any traffic incident.
Stretching in both directions from Stanley Street between Ipswich Road and Dock street, and from Annerley Road between Gladstone Road and Stanley Street, the Woolloongabba Bikeway also links to other cycling networks around Brisbane.
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