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Hamilton Bike Thomas Rd EXPLORE N EXPLORE Thomas Rd N THE PUKETE TAUHARA PARK AND BRIDGES LOOP THE MANGAITI GULLY Resolution Dr Short steep slope C Slope a ll HAMILTON um BIKE MAP B r a e MANGAITI River Rd D Bramley Dr r GULLY SIGNPOSTED Glen Cree Ave Steep BIKE ROUTE slope Pukete Rd TAUHARA Endeavour Dr Keswick PARK Cres Discovery Dr Discovery Slope Commodore Ave Slope Slope Steep Harrowfield Dr Wairere Dr CREATING A slope Longwood Hukanui Rd Slope Short BIKE FRIENDLY Pl slope Long Slope slope CITY Steep slope SIGNPOSTED Totara Dr Long Hamilton’s size and landscape BIKE ROUTE Short slope Huntington Dr steep Long slopeKIRIKIRIROA slope make it an ideal city for biking Long STREAM slope Slope Steep Wairere Dr and walking. short slope The Hamilton Biking Plan will make biking in the city safer Clements Cres Hukanui Rd Steep slope Delamare Rd and more accessible. TAUHARA Steep Harrowfield Dr PARK slope To find out more visit Herbert Rd hamilton.govt.nz/bikehamilton Delamare Rd CHARTWELL SHOPPING CENTRE Wairere Dr Clyde St HAMILTON Map Key GARDENS ― On-Road Cycle lanes ― Off-Road Shared Paths Peacocke's Rd ― Park Shared Paths Slope SANDFORD Bike Stands Delamare Rd PARK ● Grey St Bike Shops Steep 24 / 7 (07) 838 6699 Slope slope Service Station with Bike /hamiltoncitycouncil Foot Pump available on request @CouncilHamilton hamilton.govt.nz/bikehamilton Bader St For public toilet locations, visit hamilton.govt.nz/publictoilets Slope WELLINGTON FEBRUARY 2017 EDITION - If you have updates Slope WAIKATO STREET BEACH Slope or suggestions for additions, please contact MUSEUM [email protected] with the subject line Cobham Drive ‘Bike Hamilton Map’. Jellicoe Dr EXPLORE THE RIVER AND SANDFORD PARK The path down the western side of the river N through the city is a section of Te Awa River Ride, visit www.te-awa.org.nz for more info. Horsham Downs Rd Kay Rd Borman Rd Gordonton Rd Resolution Dr River Rd Thomas Rd HAMILTON MOUNTAIN Pukete Rd BIKE PARK Discovery Dr Discovery Totara Dr Mangaharakeke Dr Church Rd Harrowfield Dr Te Rapa Rd Huntington Dr THE Hukanui Rd BASE Sandwich Rd Wairere Dr Delamare Rd SH CHARTWELL 1 SHOPPING CENTRE Bankwood Rd Comries Rd Braid Rd Carrs Rd WINTEC Beerescourt Rd Vardon Rd Clarkin Rd Heaphy Ter Fifth Ave Peachgrove Rd Baverstock Rd HAMILTON ZOO HAMILTON CLAUDELANDS BMX PARK Ulster St Dominion Rd Boundary Rd PARK Ruakura Rd Farnborough Dr Forest Lake Rd Brymer Rd Victoria St Te Aroha St Grandview Road Norton Rd Mill St Tristram St SH1 CBD Ellicott Rd Silverdale Rd FRANKTON Knighton Rd THE UNIVERSITY SHOPS WAIKATO Aberdeen Dr Tristram StWINTEC MUSEUM OF WAIKATO Clyde St Rifle Range Rd Grey St Dinsdale Rd HAMILTON Queens Ave EAST SHOPS Killarney Rd Galloway St SH23 Nixon St LAKE St Pembroke ROTOROA Naylor St SH26 Morrinsville Rd SH1 OPENING Cobham Dr APRIL 2017 H Kahikatea Dr WAIKATO HAMILTON Ohaupo Rd HOSPITAL GARDENS SH1 SH3 Peacockes Rd Waterford Rd Bike Shops ― On-Road Cycle lanes Collins Rd Off-Road Shared Paths ― Service Station with Bike Foot Pump available on request ― Park Shared Paths Dixon Rd ● Bike Stands For public toilet locations, visit hamilton.govt.nz/publictoilets FEBRUARY 2017 EDITION - If you have updates or suggestions for additions, please contact [email protected] with the subject line ‘Bike Hamilton Map’. SH3 24 / 7 (07) 838 6699 @CouncilHamilton /hamiltoncitycouncil hamilton.govt.nz/bikehamilton.
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