What with all this lovely weather I've decided to start cycling to the GFs house, so I'm looking for a good route (geddit?) from Richmond -> Sunshine.
Most direct route preferred; I intend to shoot straight through the CBD as it looks quickest. But if there are any nice(r) paths that are not too far out of the way I'm interested in hearing about them.
I don't have any bicycle path maps, so I have NFI what paths exist on that side of town.
I no longer live in Melb but several times took a route from Nth Balwyn along the freeway then Yarra trail into the city. This then links with the Maribyrnong trail via the docklands (this was not a clearly signed route back then but may now be better since the development of the area). Once on the Maribyrong you can follow the river to a number of 'burbs out west.
Have a good ride.
-- Bean
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What with all this lovely weather I've decided to start cycling to the GFs house, so I'm looking for a good route (geddit?) from Richmond -> Sunshine.
Most direct route preferred; I intend to shoot straight through the CBD as it looks quickest. But if there are any nice(r) paths that are not too far out of the way I'm interested in hearing about them.
I don't have any bicycle path maps, so I have NFI what paths exist on that side of town.
Would avoid Sunshine Rd if possible. Two lanes of 80km/h traffic to contend with. There is a much quieter road that runs aparallel on the other side of the railway line.
"Marx SS" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
It could be worth your while calling or emailing BV and asking for a few TravelSmart maps. The department of Infrastructure has made some great Travelsmart maps of Melb CBD and western bike paths.
BV at the usual place - 8636 8888 or [email hidden]
Catherine
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Would avoid Sunshine Rd if possible. Two lanes of 80km/h traffic to contend with. There is a much quieter road that runs aparallel on the other side of the railway line.
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