One thing that I have noticed when riding around Sydney is that people love walking and running loops. There are the hugely popular Iron Cove 7km, Nepean River 8km and good old Centennial Park 4km tracks and then lots of smaller loops around football parks and small council parks. I even saw a group of […]
STOP PRESS: Passed a million. Next is 70 more photos for a thousand geo-positioned photographs. STOP 1000 photos passed. Every few days for a long time I have been added photos and some reviews to the Google Maps that everyone uses every day. I like to post photographs that describe a place and sometimes includes […]
How I made a google map of all Sydney’s Cyclepaths is the topic of my talk at the Australian Walking and Cycling conference at the Port Adelaide Town Hall on the 25th October 2020. In the talk I will be discussing this google-my-map https://biketrail.blog/maps/sydney/ This map consists of 300 different paths that I have combined […]
I have setup a new private Facebook group, Lets Go Cycling, The aim of the group is to encourage more people to go cycling. One way I do this is to release photos of trails and stuff on trails worth viewing. But did you know that many photos have the GPS location embedded in them. […]
This is a link to the Google map of all the decent trails around Sydney
Want to know where to ride, want to see the hidden footpaths and better alternatives for riding around Sydney. Well its all on this map from Richmond to Cronulla, Campbelltown to Mona Vale. So bookmark https://biketrail.blog/maps/sydney/ Open the map and use Google Maps as you would normally do and the trails will be in […]
This is a link to the Google map of all the decent trails around Sydney
In this site you will find information on recreational bike trails from all over Australia. These will be over 10km long and free from cars or will be on roads where cars don’t tend to hang out much. Our most detailed map, eastern Sydney extending into the north and west. Use this link biketrail.blog/maps/sydney or […]