Bike riding in Moreton Bay

Three women are riding their bikes toward the camera. In the background is a sea front with trees on either side and a clear view over the water.

Discover the best ways to explore Moreton Bay on two wheels. Whether you're a weekend cruiser, daily commuter, or just getting started, our city offers shaded bikeways, scenic coastal trails, and plenty of places to stop and enjoy the view.

Where to bike ride in Moreton Bay

If you're new to riding, love a scenic bike ride, or are ready to take on an adventurous bike trail, there’s a bikeway waiting for you in Moreton Bay.

Beginner-friendly bike rides

These bikeways are perfect for those starting out or riding with family.

Caboolture to Wamuran Rail Trail

This 10.5 kilometre mostly off-road pathway follows the old railway corridor and is perfect for beginners, families, and casual commuters. The gentle grades make it a great place to build confidence on two wheels.

Access the trail from Toohey Street, Caboolture.

Petrie to Kippa-Ring Shared Pathway (Moreton Bay Rail Cycleway)

Stretching 12.6 kilometres, this shared path is ideal for recreational riders, walkers, prams, and mobility scooters. It links several Queensland Rail train stations and passes parks like Wyllie Park and John Oxley Reserve, perfect for a break along the way.

Access the trail from Wyllie Park, Petrie.

Scenic bike rides with parks and coffee shops

These are relaxed, enjoyable routes with plenty of places to pause, play or grab a coffee with friends.

Lake Eden, North Lakes

A short, pram-friendly loop around Lake Eden with smooth boardwalks, beautiful views, and plenty of nearby coffee shops and playgrounds. 

 Access the trail from Lakefield Drive, North Lakes.

Capestone Lake, Mango Hill East

A peaceful 2.6-kilometre circuit around Capestone Lake is perfect for a quick spin or a social ride, with easy access to nearby shops and parks.

Access the trail from Richard Road, Mango Hill.

Scarborough Cycleway

From Scarborough Beach to the Ted Smout Memorial Bridge, enjoy 11 kilometres of shared coastal paths, parks, ocean breezes, and great coffee along the way.

Access the trail from Landsborough Avenue, Scarborough.

Ferny Grove to Samford Rail Trail

Begin at Ferny Grove Station and cycle through Samford Forest to the charming Samford Village. This scenic route follows the former rail corridor and passes rolling farmland, great for a weekend adventure.

Learn more about the trail on Ferny Grove to Samford Rail Trail.

Adventurous bikeways for experienced riders

For more experienced riders looking for a challenge, try out these exhilarating bikeways.

Moreton Bay Cycleway

Spanning around 150 kilometres from Bribie Island to Redland Bay, this route includes coastal paths, scenic viewpoints, and on-road sections.

Some parts are still under development, so before you ride, check the route.

D’Aguilar National Park

Explore rugged, technical trails through diverse natural terrain. This trail is ideal for confident mountain bikers looking for a challenge.

Learn more about the trails in D'Aguilar National Park.

Bunyaville Conservation Park

A mountain biking favourite with single-track trails through beautiful eucalypt forest. Trails are suitable for a range of skill levels.

Learn more about the trails in Bunyaville Conservation Park.

Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious Road

Ready to climb? This road cycling route includes steep hills and breathtaking views over the D’Aguilar Range, a rewarding ride for experienced cyclists.

Access the trail from Kath Fitzgerald Drive, Samford Village.

Getting started with bike riding 

You don't need lycra or expensive gear to get started on your bike riding journey. You just need a bike, a helmet, and the motivation to start small. Explore these helpful resources to build your confidence.

Ride your own way

 

A mother, Emma, and her daughter, Lyla, are riding their bikes with their helmets on smiling at the camera.
Riding with my kids
Emma and Lyla
"We ride to the park and the pool at least once a week. It's our little way of doing active travel as a family."
Wendy, a Moreton Bay bike rider, is stood in front of her bike with a sun safe hat on smiling at the camera.
Riding my own way
Wendy
"I ride because it's quick, cheap, and I get to say hi to people in my community along the way."
Emma, a Moreton Bay bike rider, has a bag of groceries on her right arm. She is standing tall with a smile on her face and a helmet on her head with both hands grabbing the handlebars of her bike.
Riding for small things
Emma
"I use my bike for heaps of little trips - picking up groceries, medicine from the pharmacy, and even grabbing a coffee or some takeaway."

Join the bike riding movement

Share your ride and inspire others! Tag @cityofmoretonbay on social media with your riding pictures.

You can also submit a testimonial to tell us how riding has improved your life, your tips for getting started, or your favourite Moreton Bay route.

Submit a testimonial

Let's get more women on bikes and more joy into our daily lives, one ride at a time.

Funding and partnerships

Ride your own way is proudly supported by the Queensland Government.

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