Cycling around the City

Fairfield City has more than 80km of cycle ways and shared paths.

A group of cyclists riding on a paved bike path under a bridge.

Main Cycling Routes across our City

There are three main regional cycling routes east/west across the City:

  1. Prospect Creek shared path that connects to the Holroyd City network and Fairfield Town Centre (about 5km).

  2. Bay to Mountains (Orphan School Creek) shared path connects to Mirambeena Regional Park, Bankstown and to Prospect Reservoir, Blacktown (about 20km).

  3. Cabramatta Creek shared path, which has added to the overall distance of a minor shared path that comes off the Bay to Mountains network in King Park, Wakeley, and connects to Cowpasture Road via St Johns Park (about 7km).

Find your local shared paths to ride on

Council is building a growing network of shared and circuit paths in our local parks. Shared paths are paths for both walkers and bike riders. Use our updated circuit path and outdoor gyms map and head out for a walk around our city.

Find it here: www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/Community/Healthy-Fairfield/Walking

 

The Western Sydney Cycling Network

The Western Sydney Cycling Network (WSCN) promotes cycling for health, a bicycle recycling service to the community, and a social and healthy lifestyle. 

Fairfield City Council supports the WSCN by providing the clubhouse and bicycle recycling facility located at Fairfield Showground. We have the shared goals of health promotion, waste reduction and sustainable transport.

Visit the WSCN website for information on upcoming rides and recycling centre open day.

 

WSCN Community Rides for 2025

Sunday 2 February, 2025
Sunday 2 March, 2025
Sunday 6 April, 2025
Sunday 4 May, 2025
Sunday 8 June, 2025
Sunday 6 July, 2025
Sunday 3 August, 2025
Sunday 7 September, 2025
Sunday 5 October, 2025
Sunday 2 November, 2025
Sunday 7 December, 2025

 

Cycling Without Age

Are you unable to ride a bike but want to feel the wind in your hair again? Cycling Without Age is a not-for-profit charity servicing the community by connecting those no longer able to ride for themselves.

They provide an accredited volunteer cyclist Trishaw Pilot so you can experience the freedom of a bike ride. So sit back and relax while you ride around Fairfield Showground on trishaw eBikes!

Visit the Cycling Without Age website for information and bookings.


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