Active Transport Plan
Increasing active transport use as a reliable alternative to driving a car for short journeys up to 10km between homes, workplaces, the local community, and schools is important to provide a sustainable transport network in the City.
Suitable for people of all ages and abilities, with most trips achievable in everyday clothing without specialised equipment; active transport includes walking, riding, and wheeling (including eBikes and eRideables).
The vision of the Active Transport Plan is to make the City a liveable place where active transport is safe, connected, convenient and widely accepted as a form of sustainable transport by all ages and abilities. It aims to deliver comfortable, low‑stress routes and supporting programs suitable for all ages and abilities with varying levels of confidence and mobility.
To find out more, downloaded the documents below:
Active Transport Plan 2026/27 - 2030/31 - Part A: Strategic Direction (PDF)
Active Transport Plan 2026/27 - 2030/31 - Part B: Implementation (PDF)
Long-term cycle network for Perth and Peel map
Why cycle?
There are significant benefits that cycling brings 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.
Wanneroo travel maps
Visit Map Your Move Wanneroo to access downloadable maps that enable you to easily plan your walking and cycling route. The maps provide information on public transport, bike routes, shared paths (for cyclists and walkers), bike lanes, walking trails and facilities.
You can also plan your active transport journey using the Your Move Journey Planner.
Trails to try
- 10th Light Horse Trail: North of Flynn Drive and Wanneroo Road intersection - 1.2km long.
- Koondoola Regional Bushland Trail: Entrance between Marangaroo Drive, Koondoola Avenue, Alexander Drive and Beach Road - 300m long.
- Landsdale Conservation Reserve: Off Landsdale Road opposite Kilchurn Promenade – 700m long (approximately 30 min to complete).
- Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail: Starts at Lake Joondalup and finishes in Yanchep – 28 km long (5 sections – between 1-4hrs to finish).
- Yanchep National Park Trails: 133km of trails that range from 20 min to 3.5 days to complete.
Bike repair stations
Bike repair stations are a great way to do some simple maintenance and quick repairs to your bike.
Locations
There are 6 bike repair stations within the City of Wanneroo:
- 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.
How to use the bike repair stations
The stations contain a number of tools to help you adjust your bike and a foot operated bike pump. View the video below for guidance.
Your Move Program
Your Move is a free program that provides handy information and support to help you find more active, healthy ways to get around. We work with individuals, schools and workplaces to find ways to spend less time in the car and more time doing the things you really enjoy.
Whether it's finding places near you that you can walk or ride to, working from home a couple of times a week or walking with your kids to school, thousands of West Australians are making small, sustainable changes to how they’re getting around.
Visit the Your Move website to get started.
Did you know, the City of Wanneroo initially collaborated with the State Government to deliver the Your Move program in 2015? For a quick look at what you can expect by getting involved, watch this short video below: