Fernleigh Awabakal Shared Track Fernleigh Awabakal Shared Track (FAST) is a scenic extension of the Fernleigh Track, offering locals and visitors a peaceful route through the stunning Belmont Wetlands State Park and Belmont Lagoon Reserve.
Museum of Art and Culture to Redbluff Boardwalk Eleebana This 18km route passes through the suburbs of Booragul, Speers Point, Warners Bay, Eleebana, Valentine and ends at Belmont, offering access to the Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, Warners Bay foreshore precinct, Speers Point Park and the Variety Playground
Speers Point to Glendale shared pathway A 2.5km shared pathway running between Speers Point and Glendale links up with the Wallsend Rail Trail, connecting cyclists in Lake Macquarie to bike routes that can take them to suburbs in Newcastle and community facilities such as the University of Newcastle.
Cooranbong to Morisset peninsula via Morisset This 13km route connects the growing southwest of our city, from Cooranbong through to Morisset, Bonnells Bay and Brightwaters.
Pirrita Island Boardwalk The lakeside boardwalk on Pirrita Island showcases the unique landscape and heritage of Swansea foreshore.
Shared Pathway Etiquette It's important to be mindful of each other in shared, community spaces to ensure our cycleways, roads and shared pathways remain safe and enjoyable for the whole community.
Mountain Bike Trails In addition to cycling and walking trails, Lake Macquarie is also home to a range of formalised cross-country mountain bike trails managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and Hunter Mountain Bike Association.
Unauthorised bike jumps and tracks It may seem like harmless fun to build a few dirt jumps in an empty grassed area or bushland, but these jumps are a concern for both community safety and our environment, and Council will remove them if necessary.
Motorbikes on shared paths We are dedicated to ensuring that our shared paths are safe and enjoyable for everyone, including pedestrians, cyclists and other path users. We recognise that the presence of motorbikes on these paths can pose challenges and concerns for our community.