A group of Pedal Power riders cycling together in Canberra

Maps and routes

Find your way
around Canberra.

Regional maps and practical route-planning tools for everyday trips, weekend rides and exploring somewhere new.

Browse the maps Plan a route

Regional walking and cycling guides

Nine maps. One city to explore.

Choose a region to open the printable ACT Government walking and cycling guide. Each map highlights local paths, routes and useful connections.

Canberra walking and cycling map Belconnen walking and cycling map City walking and cycling map Gungahlin walking and cycling map Tuggeranong walking and cycling map Woden walking and cycling map Parliamentary Zone walking and cycling map Weston Creek walking and cycling map Lake Burley Griffin walking and cycling map

Maps are produced by the ACT Government. Pedal Power thanks the ACT Government for supporting riders with these free guides.

More ways to navigate

Go beyond the regional guides.

Use these ACT resources to see the broader network, combine your ride with public transport or learn more about cycling in Canberra.

01Real-time journey plannerCombine cycling with public transport. 02Canberra cycling mapSee the wider network in one printable map. 03Cycling in Canberra guidePractical information for getting around by bike. 04ACT active travel guideMore walking, cycling and public transport resources.

Useful tools

Build a route that works for you.

Digital planners are a helpful starting point. Always use your own judgement and check current conditions before riding.

01

Google Maps

Choose cycling directions for a quick route between two places. Compare the options and check the path before you leave.

Plan with Google Maps
02

Strava

Use the route builder and community activity data to discover roads and paths that other riders use regularly.

Explore Strava routes
03

Ask a rider

Local knowledge can reveal a quieter street or better path. Ask a friend, or get in touch with the Pedal Power team.

Contact Pedal Power

Before you roll

A better route starts with a little planning.

  1. 01

    Pick the destination

    Start with where you need to go, not only the fastest road there.

  2. 02

    Compare the options

    Look for shared paths, quieter streets and comfortable crossings.

  3. 03

    Check the return

    Confirm daylight, weather, path access and the way home before setting off.

Prefer paper?

Take a map with you.

Free hard copies are available from the Pedal Power office. If you would like a map posted to you, order one through the online shop.

Contact the office Visit the shop

Ready to ride?

Find your way to ride.

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