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Cycle-Route-Map.Pdf Fox Oxford St Mall Fingleton Studios Res Bondi Public Waverley Bondi School Library Bondi Montessori Waverley School Junction Council Clementson RIDE BONDI BEACH AND ROSE BAY RIDE CENTENNIAL PARK TO BRONTE Centennial Park Waverley Park Park Parkes Dr Water Grand Drive Yo Park tower THE Kiosk 11km Easy 11km Easy ENTERTAINMENT rk Rd QUARTER Water Robinson Dr reservoir Waverley START Micro- Park wave 1 3 FINISH tower York Rd Gates CENTENNIAL PARK War Memorial Waverley Waverley This tour links the green expanse of Centennial Hospital College Bowling Club This ride visits famous Bondi Beach, traversing the relatively flat land through to Tamarama Waverley Tamarama Park and Queens Park to the blue Pacific at Bronte. Park Waverley Rose Bay on Sydney Harbour, and then back to Bondi Junction via Bellevue Hill. Public Queens Park Rd School College The ride starts and finishes in the Oxford Street Mall not far from Bondi Junction Start on Grand Drive at the Park Kiosk – always a St Clares Av good place for a coffee or a sit down lunch – then Moriah Victoria St www.woollahra.nsw.gov.au College Queens railway station. Bronte Tamarama head east to Robinson Drive, exiting the Park Park Charing PS Beach Grand DriveCENTENNIAL Baronga Cross Tamarama PARK www.waverley.nsw.gov.au Bay At Bondi Beach you can take a break and enjoy the excellent cafés or go for a Bronte QUEENS PARK through the York Road gates. Park swim, if the weather and surf conditions are good. Plumer Road is also an ideal Bronte HenriettaGipps St St For further enquiries contact us at: us contact enquiries further For The ride takes you past historic Bronte House to Rd Bronte Rd Bronte Nelson spot to take a break. Try one of the patisseries, cafés, confectionery or ice cream Leichhardt St Bronte Park Woollahra Councils. 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Waverley Park Marks (SGS) Edgecliff Waverley Park Hill Thornton ROYAL SYDNEY Public Boundary Playground GOLF CLUB Mackenzies Loombah School Campbell Both are excellent spots for a picnic. Then Point Rd Military Rd College St Clares Mackenzies Oxford St more Rd Five continue on to Watsons Bay ferry wharf, with PADDINGTONBay TO DARLING POINT Av Glen Ways Ocean St Moriah RIDE College Hugh Cycling in Waverley & Water tower Bamford Paddington O'Sullivan Rd Reserve the famous Doyle’s restaurant, and then to 7km Easy Bowling Bondi St Club Bowling Paddington Club Seven Ways the one and only Bondi Beach. You could Woollahra Lough Playing Williams 2 VICTORIA BARRACKS Fields Park Oxford St Head Rd stop at Bondi Beach for a swim or coffee and Greens Rd Moore Park Rd Curlewis St Old South This is one of the most beautiful areas of Sydney Ocean St Military Rd This ride explores Paddington and the Woollahra Bondi a bite to eat at one of the many cafés, bars Anzac Pde Golf Thomas Av Club Hogan Campbell Pde with breathtaking harbour and ocean views harbourside residential areas of Edgecliff and Orr St Aussie Res Wellington St Bondi Beach Bondi and restaurants, before the final ascent to Stadium Martins Bondi Woollahra Syd Einfeld Drive Wa Av Pavillion Park Gates tkins BarracluffRickard and some of the best beaches in the world.
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