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The City of Wanneroo is pleased to announce the new Active Transport Plan to deliver our vision to provide safe, connected and reliable active transport options to the community. Including walking, bike-riding and eRideables. To view the plan please click below:

Active Transport Plan 2022/23 - 2025/26

Long-term cycle network for Perth and Peel map

Our goal

Our Active Transport Plan aims to create a safe, connected and reliable active transport environment that is attractive to a variety of users and provides a credible alternative to vehicle use for local trips of 0 - 10km.

It seeks to enable people to move around easily and feel safe in public places by delivering infrastructure and strategies that encourage the community to consider modes of active transport such as walking and cycling including eRideables.

It can be used for recreational trips and commuting between the home, workplaces, regional / district facilities and schools. 

This plan supports the City’s strategic goals of creating a well-planned, safe and resilient City that is easy to travel around and provides a connection between people and places, and creating a balanced and sustainable transport future.

Why cycle?

There are significant benefits that can be achieved through increased levels of cycling that apply to both individuals and the broader community, including:

  • Reduced congestion on the road network
  • Improved health and fitness
  • Energy efficiency and less use of petrol and fossil fuels
  • Cost savings to Governments
  • Less cost to individuals
  • Improved accessibility to activities by people of all ages

eRideables

New legislation under the WA Government Road Traffic Code 2000 enables the use of eRideables on public roads and pathways. As the regulations controlling the use of these devices are contained in the Road Traffic Code, enforcement is managed by the WA Police.

Your Move Wanneroo

Your Move is a free program run by the WA Department of Transport to support residents to become more active and connected in their local community. 

The City strongly encourages schools, workplaces and residents to take part in the program to work towards a more sustainable transport network. 

By planning activities to increase active travel, you can earn points by writing stories about your journeys and redeem the points for a range of rewards. 

The City of Wanneroo initially collaborated with the State Government in 2015 to deliver the Your Move program. For a quick look at what you can expect by getting involved, watch this short video below:

Useful resources

Visit Your Move to access the handy tools, resources and a new journey planner to help you get moving. From handy apps, maps and videos, through to our journey planner, how-to guides and lesson plans, explore the useful tips, tricks and travel hacks to help you get where you need to go.

You can also check out Your Move on social media to see who else is making the move!

Your Move Facebook

Your Move Twitter

Your Move Instagram
 

 

Wanneroo travel maps

Download one of our Travel Maps to find routes and local facilities such as supermarkets, bus stops, community centres, parks and playgrounds.

One side of the guide is for public transport, it shows bus routes, train stations and bus stops. The other side of the guide is for walking and cycling, it shows bike routes, shared paths (for cyclists and walkers), bike lanes, walking trails and facilities.

Your Move Wanneroo Central Map

Your Move Wanneroo North Map

Your Move Wanneroo South Map

You can also plan your active transport journey using the Your Move journey planner.

Bike repair stations

 

Bike repair stations

There are currently 6 bike repair stations within the City of Wanneroo which are listed below:

  • Butler Community Centre, 55 Kingsbridge Boulevard, Butler (near the skate park)
  • Clarkson Library, Corner Ebb Way & Ocean Keys Boulevard, Clarkson
  • Jindalee Foreshore, 99 Jindalee Boulevard, Jindalee
  • Kingsway Indoor Stadium, 130 Kingsway, Madeley
  • Leatherback Park, 1 Fairy Parade, Alkimos
  • Quinns Mindarie Surf Life Saving Club, 2 Quinns Rd, Quinns Rocks
  • Rotary Park, Scenic Drive, Wanneroo
  • Wanneroo Library & Cultural Centre, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo

How do I use the bike repair stations?

The repair stations are a great way to do some simple maintenance and quick repairs on any bike. The stations contain a number of tools to help you adjust your bike and a foot operated bike pump. 

 

Try a trail

10th Light Horse Trail

North of Flynn Drive and Wanneroo Road intersection - 1.2km long.

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Koondoola Regional Bushland Trail

Entrance between Marangaroo Drive, Koondoola Avenue, Alexander Drive and Beach Road - 300m long.

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Landsdale Conservation Reserve

Off Landsdale Road opposite Kilchurn Promenade – 700m long (approximately 30 min to complete).

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Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail

Starts at Lake Joondalup and finishes in Yanchep – 28 km long (5 sections – between 1-4hrs to finish).

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Yanchep Regional Park Trails

133km of trails that range from 20 min to 3.5 days to complete.

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