Cycle instead journey planner
Try out the new online cycle instead journey planner for Adelaide. Based upon the Bikedirect network, this interactive tool helps you plan your cycling trip using a variety of options that take into consideration fitness and confidence levels, road conditions and speed of travel. Now optimised for PC, tablet PC and smartphones.
Bikedirect bicycle maps July 2011
Bikedirect is a network of bicycle routes across the Adelaide metropolitan area that was developed to encourage cycling. The Bikedirect maps provide options for people with different needs and abilities and show main roads, bicycle lanes, local streets and off-road paths.
New facilities and changes shown in the July 2011 edition maps include:
opening of Gallipoli Drive, Regency Park, linking to Grand Junction Road, Regency Road and a significant shared use path running north-south between Regency Road and Pym St, Dudley Park
addition of over 2km of sealed shared use path paralleling Lonsdale Road between Lander Road, Sheidow Park and Oval Road, Hallett Cove - it also intersects the Coast to Vines Trail
addition of over 2.5km of unsealed shared use path at Hewett, paralleling the North Para River
addition of some of the Mitcham mountain bike & hike trails
new off-road shared use paths paralleling Golden Grove Road, Modbury Heights and Martins Road, Salisbury improving cycling connections through Kingfisher Reserve along the Little Para River Linear Park
shared use path extended along Sportsmans Drive, West Lakes
shared use path extended along Beach Road connecting to the Noarlunga Centre and the public transport interchange
on-road bicycle lanes on:
Peachey Road, Davoren Park
Barton Terrace, North Adelaide
Grange Road, Seaton and Henley Beach
Victoria Road, Taperoo
Closure of the King Street Bridge, Glenelg North and Holland St Bridge, Hindmarsh.
As improvements are made to the network, they will be regularly reflected on the web-based Bikedirect map series.
Free bike maps for download
or download by map number:
- Bike map one (PDF 1.0MB)
- Bike map two (PDF 1.0MB)
- Bike map three (PDF 1.6MB)
- Bike map four (PDF 4.3MB)
- Bike map five (PDF 1.5B)
- Bike map six (PDF 2.4MB)
- Bike map seven (PDF 2.1MB)
- Bike map eight (PDF 2.0MB)
- Bike map nine (PDF 2.1MB)
- Bike map 10 (PDF 1.7MB)
- Bike map 11 (PDF 1.7MB)
- Bike map 12 (PDF 1.0MB)
- Bike map 13 (PDF 672KB)
CBD bike map (PDF 2.6MB)
People using the Bikedirect maps do so at their own risk. The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure will not accept any responsibility for any personal injury or damage to property arising from using these maps. Every care has been taken in the preparation of these maps, however no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions.
14 maps are available covering the Adelaide metropolitan area from Gawler in the north to Willunga in the south and from the coast to the hills. The series now includes a
CBD bike map (PDF 4.8MB). This web-based series has been designed so users can print each map on a standard A3 or A4 printer, or save on paper and zoom in on your screen. Better aerial photography has improved the portrayal of the Bike
direct network, in particular off-road path locations.
To view and print these maps, your computer will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded free from
www.adobe.com.
Some versions of Acrobat Reader will permit some layers of the maps to be turned off, so you can remove information that you don't need. For example – try turning off the seabuff and image layers, if you wanted to print the network maps and save on ink.
Feedback
To serve you better, we welcome your feedback on what you like about the maps or how they could be improved. Please e-mail us your comments.
Hazard reporting
Please report any damage or hazard on the road network.
Cycling trails
Information about the excellent network of cycling trails in South Australia can be found on the South Australian Trails website. These trails are perfect for all levels of rider.