Get cycling!
Cycling is a great way to enjoy an active lifestyle, reduce driving and travel around the City of Belmont. The City is continually striving to develop facilities and increase community awareness of cycling resources, plans and events.
Bike repair stations
The City has 4 bike repair stations to make some tweaks or pump up your tyres:
The future of cycling in the City
In 2019, the City combined its Local Bike Plan and TravelSmart plans to create the Sustainable Transport Plan. This Plan details the City’s sustainable transport initiatives for the next few years.
Download a summary brochure
Celebrating cycling in the City
As part of the Sustainable Transport Plan, the City runs a range of events to celebrate and encourage cycling and cycling education.
Previous events have included bike breakfasts, adult learn-to-ride and rusty riders classes, balance bike clinics for children, riding as a family and basic bike maintenance workshops. Valet bike parking is also usually available at City events.
Bicycle Boulevard
The Department of Transport runs a Safe Active Streets Program. Through this program, they identified the City of Belmont’s Surrey Road as a suitable street for an exciting new pilot project: a Bicycle Boulevard.
The project aimed to make a local street safer and more community-friendly by lowering vehicle speeds and making it easier for people to ride their bikes for local trips to places such as school, community facilities, shops or local parks.
Find out more about Surrey Road: A Bicycle Boulevard
Your Move: Activities, events and ideas
Your Move is an initiative from the Department of Transport designed for schools, workplaces and the WA community.
You will find a range of information, ideas, videos and 'how to' articles to help you explore Perth, live a healthier life and enjoy a range of fun activities.
Useful links
If you would like to learn more about how the State Government is supporting and encouraging cycling, you might like to explore these links.
WestCycle is the peak body for cycling in Western Australia.
