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Madora B Rd BBQ each MADORA r BAY D DoT 1478-42-01 Charlie Madora & Dorothy a Coote Res Legend Foreshore n i b a 30km/h S Mandurah RidesR (Fast Cycle) (Shared by Pedestriansd February 2014 & Cyclists) On Road Route 15km/h Other Shared Path (Easy Cycle) Indian Ocean Pde Good Road Riding Environment 125 4 mins 8 mins20 mins 2 mins 4 mins 10 mins 10 15 40 mins 20 60 mins 20 mins 80 mins 30 mins 40 mins Abeona (km) Lord Hobart Dr Time required to travel distance Time required Distance Sealed Shoulder or Bicycle Lane Coastal Ride Karinga Rd d Karinga R Railway, Train Station Published the by Department Transport. of For other Bikewest publications and visit further information www.transport.wa.gov.au/cycling Contact Department Transport of William Perth St, 140 6000 WA Perth 6839 WA GPO C102, Box 6000 6551 (08) Telephone: [email protected] Email: www.transport.wa.gov.au/cycling Website: Published by the Department of Transport. The information contained in this publication is provided in good faith and is believed be to accurate at the time of publication. The State shall in no way be liable for any loss sustained or incurred by anyone relying on the information. BW 78-02-2014 t Res Eros S h ra Traffic Light Res u d BBQ n Harry a Take Extra Care Perry M Park H Bike Shop, Bike Hire s SAN P e t Bike Parking Eros Pl s ‘Cockburn REMO e r Tuart L S O Park Bike Locker, Shelter Acheron Rd Point of Interest Restaurant / Cafe r d Meadow D R Springs Pleasant Rest Area Approximately 7km Approximately 30km Approximately 11km Approximately 36km Approximately if you choose to cycle the Me Fishing d a r do a w s n Spr Surfing o ve ing R A s Dr h Public Toilets a r u d Shopping Area n Meadow Springs a Golf Course M and rest areas, BBQ facilities and bike- areas, and rest like bike lockers specific infrastructure and shops. Mandurah City Loop Overall Distance: Starting and finishing at the train station this loop passes the visitor centre, Mandurah Plaza and Mandurah’s featuring a variety of Foreshore and views of the estuary. restaurants Coastal Ride, Madora Bay to Dawesville Channel Overall Distance: the Foreshore Passing Mandurah’s uninterrupted ocean coastal ride features Boulevard the Boardwalk views from Park all the way to the Dawesville Channel. Coodanup Loop Overall Distance: Also commencing and finishing at the parklands train station this loop features and along the Coodanup Foreshore Mariners Cove Drive with views of the Peel Inlet. Mandurah to Rockingham Overall Distance: Following the coast, the leg between Harbour and Port Kennedy Secret coastal suburbs, then returns to crosses path. Make this shared the shoreline’s journey as long or short as you like and use the Perth Bike Map Series / Rockingham’ ride. entire Walk Trail nt mo 3 February 2014; 9017109; [email protected] ak O MEADOW Map 1 MADORA LAKELANDS BAY SPRINGS r Indian Watersun D SAN Res REMO recycling Ocean PARKLANDS groyne Meadow depot MEADOW Springs SPRINGS Sporting Wade St Facility SILVER p Map 2 SANDS a d r GREENFIELDS e c o Mandurah Train o T M MANDURAH and Bus Station g a o n Orion o d j HALLS Res u Fredrick Irwin d HEAD groyne r Assumption n O a Anglican Sch a r h Catholic Prim COODANUP ion City Gate Sch M DUDLEY R PARK d Gordon Rd North ERSKINE Mandurah Mandurah Business Park Greyhound y Industrial b Racing Track s North Area FALCON m Eacott Peel Inlet r Mandurah Rd O Cottage WANNANUP Prim Sch TRAVELLING BY BIKE: BY TRAVELLING Riding a bicycle is becoming increasingly popular in Western Australia. In addition roads, cycling traffic on our to reducing health and fitness and is a also improves fun and inexpensive way to get around. south Mandurah, located 75 kilometres of Perth, is connected to the metropolitan rail network. This map shows local as paths and cycle friendly streets shared scenic rides incorporating well as three train station, trips around Mandurah’s town and along the coast line. The map shopping places of interest, also features Silver Sands(historic) Res Henson Industrial Murdoch University Mandurah Area Peel Campus Park Tce High Sch Location Map Playground SILVER Challenger TAFE groyne SANDS BMX Peel Campus Jack Robert Point Comet Coyle Milgar Halls Head Bay Beach ce Park Street H T Res s ea all d Marine The P H Operations h Sands Playground P Centre Stewar d Gallop Pd BBQ R Street e P y Coastal Ride Victor b Mandura s Res Adam Mandurah t rm Rd Ocean Marina er Park M Blue Bay Blue Bay O a P S Res Lodge n Dolphin Quay The t Blue Bay ruth d Markets Endeavour t u L s e r Centre n ig Mary a Playground Samuel L S P h A to h Renfrey GREENFIELDS e n t Street S P All d Lagoon Peninsula eel Res Scott S nutt Mandurah Train P West Point t Foreshore St Banksia St St Cottages Rotary and Bus Station d d Estuary BBQ Park Mu R Indian Ocean a R rdoc Bortolo e d h Kingsley e t H H c S Park y D Fairbridge Res T r P r ls a l t MANDURAH d a S ark M Eastern R H Janis St Henry Playground Foreshore P r Res R Joseph Sutton P D d Cooper Grove Res i Coodanup h Rushton pp t i Park Sovereign a h s Mandurah s s r Park a si e Mandurah r Loop Gardens u Plaza is Peel d r u P r M Health Hall n d Arundel Halls a o City Ride n Campus Park F a Res M Cottage M s M er P Amazon y Mandurah a (historic) Pinjarra ke t r a y w Drive r Country Club Apex M L a o Cambridge M Res L Park R Centro is Flame Tree d D s c Portmarnock is Res c Mandurah sippi Park M L Dr Res Grande a S Old Dalrymple P BBQ t Ave r Mandurah Rio t Coast Bridge Park Mandurah Pinjarra Timberlands y Calyps Plaza Aquatic Library Park o R McLarty L Recreation R d es Loxton Jack Licensing d Res Suttons Soldiers Harold Centre Mandurah li Holiday Centre A P HALLS Homestead Mandurah e Thompson Ireland l Country Club de Marina Flats Park d HEAD P (historic) Park Mandurah Templetonia Duverney e r See map other side Park l d Cemetery Park e R d y Wastewater R C Soldiers t P treatment R S l ove Dudley Boundary plant Glencoe d Cove h t Res ig Park Res Prim Sch s e Prim Sch Pe a L Revesby e o S St lw C t Res o Oaklands o e Blackwood d Res Melaleuca o Park Park c Blythwood n Roy le Res Coodanup ep G Tuckey Comm Coll P Park de Halls Head anje ld Castle h D W Shopping ra r O Fun Park du C anup Village an ood Leslie M Street Mandurah Res Catholic Coll Marine rs COODANUP St Waalitj C Birchley o Park v Borrungar e Birchley Park D Park r Koomarl Rd Riverview Foreshore D Park a Coodanup B r e w Comm Centre a DUDLEY in c Beacham ham FURNISSDALE PARK Res jeep n T c Wa e S t Coodanup Loop Peel Pde Scale Coodanup Foreshore 0 500m Creery and surrounds and Scenic rides around Mandurah around rides Scenic Mandurah Ride around Ride Island SHARED PATH SAFETY TIPS: • Always give way to pedestrians. • Ring your bell to alert others of your approach. • Ride slowly around other path users. • Allow adequate space when passing. Comet Bay • Travel in single file. Robert Point Halls Head • Keep left unless overtaking. H Beach lls ea Ha d Marine Playground P Operations Gallop BBQ Centre Street Pd TRAVEL TIPS: Halls Head e Victor Foreshore Res Adam Park Mandurah • Plan your journey and know your route. M Blue Bay Blue Bay Ocean Marina Lodge a Blue Bay Res n • Always wear a helmet. L d e u i r g a ht Mary • Make yourself visible to other road users. on h e Street d West Point Peninsula P Lagoon • Take a lock with you to secure your bike. Cottages Foreshore d a R Estuary e d t • Take a bottle of water with you. S H Kingsley H ls Fairbridge l St Coastal Ride a is y Res n r H Ja Henry Janis St a M Sutton HAND SIGNALS: Indian Ocean Res Rd Joseph Grove Cooper Sovereign Park Gardens Hall P Arundel Park Res Halls Cottage y t Mandurah M (historic) r a Apex a Country Club ry L Portmarnock Park c Res M M c BBQ L St Old a Coast r t Calypso y Plaza Rd HALLS McLarty d Res Suttons R P HEAD Mandurah Homestead Country Club Pde (historic) Wastewater treatment Left turn Right turn Stopping R plant t d s a P Glencoe o ee C lw Oaklands Prim Sch Melaleuca o Res e o o BIKES AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Park d c D n ay e d l r • You may take your bike on the train except during these e Pd G See map other side am e times on weekdays: Pd ld Halls Head O Mandurah Banksia Shopping Castle Estuary - Towards the City Centre between 7.00am-9.00am.
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