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As a parent riding the Bay Run a match made in cycling heaven! This one of the best things you can do to encourage your children kid-friendly loop is full of great Sydney stories and is a perfect to be active is to ride with them. Why not take your child way to get the family riding together… riding with you when they are too young to ride on their own (using a child seat or trailer) and instill in them the joys of bike riding and fresh air? Once your child is old enough to ride on their own, there are numerous great rides that can be enjoyed by the whole family. KIDS AND FOOTPATHS The best way to ensure your child rides safely is to ride with them regularly. In NSW, children under the age of 12 are legally allowed to ride on footpaths. The good news is that an adult can also legally ride on any footpath when ac- companying a child under 12. Named for the 1800s pioneering Rodd family (many neighbouring The Cove streets are named for their progeny), “The Point” (as locals know it) looks 1 Livvi’s PlaCE 3 KING GEORGE PARK parks, tree-lined streets and fine out to Rodd Island, which from Billed as Australia’s first all-abilities CONSTELLATION PLAYSPACE Federation-era houses with well-kept 1888-90 was used as a laboratory playground when it opened in 2009 This new playground is a treat for gardens. And with parks like Rob- by scientists sent to Sydney by Louis (just edging out Sydney Park in St older kids with its rope pyramid, son – a sprawling 4.1 hectares of Pasteur (the microbiologist who Peters), this innovative space was massive slides, 20m cable ride and playgrounds, picnic areas and open created the first vaccine for rabies awarded best playground in 2010. plenty of equipment to swing and space by the water – it’s little wonder and anthrax) to investigate how to The fabulous equipment, including spin on. Byrnes St, Rozelle the entire suburb is heritage-listed. control Australia’s out-of-control a mini rock climbing triangle, spider- rabbit plague. It was subsequently man nets, rocking rides and swings; 4 BICYCLE GARAGE 6 UTS HABERFIELD CLUB used as a quarantine station, US was designed to create a level play- This ambient bike shop specialises Formerly home to the Haberfield Army training depot and, ever since, ing field for children of all abilities. in hybrids but also stocks mountain Rowing Club – breeding ground a pleasure-ground for the families of Timbrell Park, Five Dock bikes and kids models. There’s great for Olympic medallists and world Balmain and Rozelle. Belaroma coffee available eat-in or champions – this club now boasts a 2 CAFÉ BONES takeaway and banana breads and restaurant on-site (Rowers Retreat) 8 HAWTHORNE CANAL Café Bones is the ultimate destina- muffins make for great energy food and eclectic entertainment such as This curio of olde Sydney stretches tion for dogs and their two-legged whether you’re en route to the city trivia nights, poker competitions and from Iron Cove to Marion Street and ‘pets’. Home to the ‘puppycino’, or doing the full Bay Run loop. 215 wine and cheese evenings on the was originally a natural waterway and with a great menu for dogs and Lilyfield Rd, Lilyfield (02 9818 3303) first Friday of the month. Dobroyd dubbed Long Cove Creek. Cleared humans alike, this is the perfect spot Pde, Haberfield (02 9797 9523) of mangroves in 1890 it briefly for spoiling your furry friend. And 5 ROBSON PARK hosted a ferry from Leichardt to yourself. Canal Rsv Leichardt Haberfield was Sydney’s “garden 7 RODD PARK Drummoyne with a wharf and (02 9402 9272) suburb” in the early 20th century and A beautiful bayside park great for footbridge on Barton Street. It was the Bay Run showcases its well-kept cooling your heels on the Bay Run. gazzetted in 1974. GET YOUR FREE CYCLING GUIDE+MAP THE CITY OF Sydney’s CyCLING GUIDE+MAP IS THE PERFECT COMPAN- ION FOR BIKE RIDERS IN THE CITY OF SYDNEY AND SURROUNDING AREA.
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