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CyclingLeave the car at home and explore the Sunshine Coast via pedal power. Council’s vast networks of bicycle tracks allow cyclists the freedom and safety to explore the region on pathways and dedicated roadside bicycle lanes. Cycling in Caloundra area With more than 350 kilometres of pathways and over 36,000 hectares of parkland, reserves, national park and conservation areas, the Caloundra region is an ideal place to explore on bike. Residents’ safety is a key priority for council, so council has constructed three bicycle education facilities for cyclists aged five and under. The facilities at Noval Street at Aroona, Nanyima Street at Buddina and Raintree Boulevard at Little Mountain provide a safe learning environment for young riders. The facilities feature concrete bike tracks, roundabouts and stop and giveway signs. Walk, Cycle, Play! guide Council’s Walk, Cycle, Play! guide features detailed maps and information on Caloundra’s 18 bikeways and pathways. Pages 1–9 of Walk, Cycle, Play! [PDF 1.9MB] features bicycle rules and safety tips, as well as a guide to Caloundra’s major parks. Pages 10–11 of Walk, Cycle, Play! [PDF 209KB] has a summary map of all bikeways and pathways in Caloundra. Pages 12–47 of Walk, Cycle, Play! [PDF 1.47MB] contains a detailed map for each of the 18 bikeway and pathway maps in Caloundra. Alternatively, you can download each map separately below:
Noosa is a cyclist's paradise – flat terrain, picturesque coastal scenery and extensive cycling pathways. Travelsmart Noosa’s cycling section contains a wealth of information for cyclists, including road safety tips, local cycling club contacts and details on where to ride around Noosa. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely, coastal path or a challenging mountain bike route, Noosa’s Cycling and Walking Map will have you cycling in no time. |
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