- Length
- 4.8 km
- Start
- Toowong
- Finish
- Brisbane CBD
- Region
- Brisbane
- Surface
- Sealed off-road path with separate bike and pedestrian paths
- Difficulty
- Suitable for all ages and abilities (Brisbane City Council)
E-bike rules on this trail
The council page says personal mobility devices are allowed on Brisbane's bikeways but does not mention e-bikes specifically. Queensland rules: compliant e-bikes only (max 250 W, assistance to 25 km/h). On shared paths, follow the signed limit and slow to 12 km/h when passing pedestrians. This is an urban bikeway, not a listed recreational area, so the age and licence rules from 31 August 2026 apply: riders must be 16+ with at least a learner licence, unless supervised or exempt.
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Highlights
- Runs beside the Brisbane River between Toowong and the CBD
- Connects at the CBD to South Bank, Kangaroo Point and New Farm
- A 2010 state statement said about 4,000 people used the bikeway daily
Before you go
- Separate bike and walking paths reduce conflict with pedestrians
- Upgrades added lighting, shade structures, bike parking and signage
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Can you ride an e-bike on the Bicentennial Bikeway (Brisbane River)?
The council page says personal mobility devices are allowed on Brisbane's bikeways but does not mention e-bikes specifically. Queensland rules: compliant e-bikes only (max 250 W, assistance to 25 km/h). On shared paths, follow the signed limit and slow to 12 km/h when passing pedestrians. This is an urban bikeway, not a listed recreational area, so the age and licence rules from 31 August 2026 apply: riders must be 16+ with at least a learner licence, unless supervised or exempt.
How long is the Bicentennial Bikeway (Brisbane River)?
4.8 km, from Toowong to Brisbane CBD.
What is the surface like on the Bicentennial Bikeway (Brisbane River)?
Sealed off-road path with separate bike and pedestrian paths
Fonti
- Brisbane bikeways – Brisbane City Council
- $4.1 million upgrade of Bicentennial Bikeway now open – Queensland Government media statement (2010)
- E-bike rules a Queensland – qld.gov.au
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