Enduro Biking Sydney

Pedalling to the Park

Perfect weather for a gentle roll up to Centennial park, and do a few laps ( or the full Dawdle) - depends on wind direction, mood, coffee deficit, a democratic vote, then wend the way back fully aspirated and virtuous from athletic achievement. Meeting at Pioneers park at the usual spot, for an 8:30 roll out. Route is to Asbestos alley and thence onto Anzac Bridge, and follow the bike paths to Oxford Street via Liverpool Street and from Taylor Square taking the Bourke Street cycleway to Devonshire street and across the Tibby Cotter Bridge..into Centennial park. Once in the park a regroup will be held to determine how and when the coffee stop will proceed, and how vigourous the peloton if feeling towards route and hill choices. Return will be the reciprocal of the outbound leg, so this is generally regarded as an easy ride. Bring your well maintained and roadworthy bike, with sufficient spares you think necessary ( spare tube and pump levers spanners etc) any extra food you might like ( won't be needing gels for this one) a phone ( regarded now as essential kit ) and yourself in good form and fit for purpose.

Eastern Sydney Coastal Explorer

A relaxed morning bike ride with plenty of stops to catch your breath enjoy the fabulous harbour views and coastal scenery. *This ride starts early to avoid the traffic that builds up around the beaches and harbourside suburbs throughout the day.* We'll ride (easy pace, mostly on quieter streets and shared paths) along on- and off-road cycleways and back to Bondi Junction (ETA 11.30am). **Refer to the ride route map for a more detailed description.** *The ride will go ahead in a fine drizzle but not heavy rain - please check the site on the morning of the ride for any weather-related updates!* **You must RSVP in order to attend the ride.** Please make sure you UPDATE your RSVP if you cannot make it as nobody wants to be waiting for a no-show. **Disclaimer:** *By signing up for this event you acknowledge that you are personally responsible for your own safety, and that you are participating in the event entirely at your own risk. You also agree to indemnify the ride host/organiser from all claims for damages which may be incurred as a result of your participation.*

Balmain bike bus every Wed.

Join the Balmain Bike Bus, run and led by "Climate Change Balmain-Rozelle" for a pleasant ride to Union Square Pyrmont via White Bay power station and the ANZAC bridge. Two joining points: Option 1 8am, meet at Loyalty Square, outside Woolies Balmain departing at 8.10 am – and led through Balmain to White Bay Power Station. Option 2 Meet at the Robert Street gate, White Bay Power Station at 8.10 for 8.20 departure. The ride will continue over the Anzac Bridge to Union Square on Harris St, Pyrmont. Some may then choose to ride on to other locations, others may have a coffee nearby or simply head home. The Balmain Bike Bus happens every Wednesday from Loyalty Square. After the ride things get flexible depending on the desires/needs of participants that week - sometimes helping them to get to their destination/s, or sometimes stop for a coffee before heading off to work or to make the return journey home. • For more information about the Balmain Bike Bus, contact Rebecca Fernandez, by email on rebeccafernandez@outlook.com

Dicycles Roadies: Centennial Park Laps

Tempe to Kurnell Morning Social Spin

Cooks River, fields, ferry, Silverwater and return

Gather at the fountain on Lackey St at Summer Hill at 8.30 for an 8.45 am start. For this 55 klm sedate ride on mostly shared paths. There will be many pedestrians along the way and some riding on streets and crossing main roads at lights. We'll go through back streets to join the Cooks River path at Croydon Park heading west and then through Strathfield to Concord West station then head east along 'The Drive' and through the fields of the Dame Edith Walker Estate, along park trails and through a few back streets to the cafe near the Mortlake vehicle ferry. After a cuppa we'll go across the Parramatta river on the free ferry to Putney Point. Up the hill and along a few streets then onto shared paths. past Meadowbank heading west to the Silverwater Bridge, negotiating a few detours on the way. Over the bridge then east through Wentworth Point, over the Bennelong Bridge to Rhodes, through Bicentennial Park and back onto the Cooks River path, past Canterbury racecourse to the Yarning circle & Lang Road bridge, up the Hill past Dulwich Hill light rail stop onto the Greenway and return to our stating point at Summer Hill. It's a 55 klm riverside meander with the ferry and a few hills esp. at Summer Hill and Putney Point. There are bail out points along the way. inc. trains and ferries at any of the wharves along the way. Bring a spare tube, tools and pump to repair a flat tyre, helmet, water, sunblock, etc. And your Opal card if you want to bail out along the way. Please do not come if you are feeling unwell. We'll stop for coffee before we head over the Mortlake car ferry. Any questions call Tim on 0408 691 541.

Moore Park to Ramsgate RTN - 36k

An easy and relatively flat morning ride south through Waterloo, Alexandria, Mascot, around Sydney Airport and along the new cycle path through the Barton and Scarborough Park wetlands to Ramsgate where we stop for coffee/pastries. Much of the ride is on cycleways, otherwise along back streets, except for the first short stretch along Dacey Ave and South Dowling St. We meet at the Dacey Avenue Bus Shelter, Kensington (in front of the E S Marks Athletic Field) and leave from there promptly at 7:30 am. Alternatively - meet us at 7:45 am in front of The Grounds on the corner of Bourke Rd and Huntley St Alexandria. Medium pace (20kph av.) ETA return 10:30 am

Tempe to Homebush Bay Wharf

Phone JohnK 0404 016 297 to RSVP by Tue 15/9. John will NOT be managing attendees on MeetUp - this is only a promotional post. If you do not phone to confirm, he will not know you're coming. About the ride: Start Tempe train station car park. Medium pace.40klm. Along Cooks River c/p. Coffee break at the wharf. Return through Olympic Park and Bicentennial Parklands. Check out the cycle paths and return Cooks River c/p. No hills. Fyi - All St George BUG Rides can be found on the St George BUG website: https://www.stgeorgebug.org.au/calendar

Cowra cherry blossom and Canola Fields weekend escape

Amazing opportunity to experience BOTH the yellow Canola fields out in Country NSW along with cherry blossom at the Cowra Japanese Garden! Learn about the Japanese internment at Cowra and the famous breakout... Plus Ben Hall bushranger (Highwayman), Aboriginal Murals under the Cowra Bridge, Cowra lookout, Canonwindra plus much more. A Saturday afternoon cruise through outback NSW exploring the back roads from Woodstock to Cowra with plenty of stops along the way for photographic opportunities of the fields of gorgeous yellow flowers from the Canola plant amazing and you should see at least once in your lifetime. Maybe we also will see the purple flowers of Pattisons Curse beautiful purple wildflowers named, as cattle cannot eat it. Accommodation is at Cowra Motor Inn twin share rooms with private bathroom, same sex and very comfortable and clean, includes continental breakfast! Transport is by 25 seat minibus limited to a maximum of 21 travellers. Pickup will be Central Station at the kiss n ride Railway Colonnade Dr, Haymarket NSW 2000 Please pack light, 1 small carry on sized bag plus a day pack. Cowra Japanese Garden: [https://www.cowragarden.com.au/](https://www.cowragarden.com.au/) Inclusions: Transport throughout the trip from Sydney by 22 seat minibus, 2 nights at Cowra Motor Inn motel or similar in twin share same-sex rooms with ensuite (no bunks etc) entrance to Cowra Japanese Garden Please advise your name and mobile number along with dietary requirements at the time of RSVP to [david@discoverytravel.com.au](mailto:david@discoverytravel.com.au) Price for the weekend is $550 per person plus fuel is by kitty to reduce cost $20 collected on day 2 as required after but should be enough depending on events in Iran. Single supplement rooms are limited and first in first served. $180 for single room. Payment made to: David Matthews bsp 923100 account 66684937 reference your meetup name also send me full name as ID & mobile number. No refunds will be offered unless the trip is cancelled by Aussie Explorers however if a waitlist is in place you may find a replacement from the waitlist. Will require 8 attendees to run the trip... SAFETY WARNING: Please stay away from cliff edges and be very careful when walking on wet and slippery rocks and surfaces. Please stay within sight of the group at all times and do not walk in front of the leader. If you get lost you are on your own and must find your own way out. DISCLAIMER: Your health and safety is our priority and we take care to minimize risk and avoid accidents and injuries. However, Organizers and Hosts are not responsible for your health and safety and do not accept any liability for accidents and injuries that may occur during Meetup activities and events. Please take responsibility for your own safety and belongings. By RSVPing to this event you and your guests agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the Aussie Explorers Meetup group which can be found in the link below: [[https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers)]([https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers))

🌸🌸CQ🌸WATSONS BAY🌸HARBOUR FORESHORE🌸PADDINGTON RESERVOIR 🌸

MEETING: Circular Quay Wharf 2 🌸✈️🌸 TIME: 10:05, for the 10:15 ferry 🌸⏰🌸 DETAILS: We take the ferry from CQ across Sydney Harbour to Watsons Bay. The walk hugs the Harbour foreshore via Vaucluse, The Hermitage track, Rose Bay, Double Bay, Darling Point, Rushcutters Bay then through historic Paddington to The Reservoir 🌸⛱🌸 LUNCH: Rose Bay, Lyne Park 🌸🍽🌸 COST:💲5️⃣ cash gratuity or (donation)for this walk.💵 🌸💲🌸 DISTANCE: 1️⃣4️⃣kms 🌸🦋🌸 THIS WALK IS GRADED AS: Absolutely stunning! A few ups and downs 🌸☀️🌸 * GET OUT POINTS: the entire way 🌸🚦🌸 TRANSPORT: Ferry to Watsons Bay, bus return to the city from Paddington 🌸✈️🌸 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING: 🌸💃🌸 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BRING A FRIEND PLEASE MESSAGE ME, unfortunately only the 2 legged kind, and not the 4 legged kind are included. 🌸🥰🌸 I am always open to suggestions if there is a destination/hike/walk you’d like to do…just message me 🌸 👣🌸 A heads up for newcomers and first timers. Our walking group is a fabulous Melting Pot of cultures, backgrounds, professions and life experiences. We love our Walks. We are INCLUSIVE OF EVERYONE………if you’re: kind, nice, fun, polite and respectful. 🌸😘🌸 On that note…. In recent times my walks are at capacity, which I’m capping at 40. Regulars, regardless of numbers are always welcome….just PM me if you’re on a waitlist. 🌸♥️🌸 We walk at a medium pace of 4kms per hour, stopping for breaks and to take in the views. It is a reasonable expectation that the group stays together. It is your responsibility to stay in line of sight. If you cannot walk at this pace, I will let you know of the next get out point. This is not negotiable. 🌸🐌🌸 As this is a walking group, bikes, ebikes, scooters, escooters, and pogo sticks are not compatible or welcome. 🌸👣🌸 Grading for my walks:
Easy: Mainly flat, suburban, loads of get out points, up to 14kms.
Easy-Medium: some stairs, a few uneven surfaces, up to 15kms.
Medium: Stairs, rocks, coastal beaches/sand, ups, downs, get out points limited, up to 17kms
Medium-Hard: uneven surfaces, need to take extreme care and be hike fit. Few get out points. Tracks, uneven surfaces, steep inclinations and limited resources. 🌸👯‍♀️🌸 WALKING GUIDELINES & RESPONSIBILITIES: 🌸✍️🌸 Carry sufficient food and water (2 litres) for the expected conditions of the walk. Pls don’t separate from the group, unless you let someone know, preferably me. The waitlist is completely discretionary….reliable regulars will ALWAYS be included. 🆗……….If you are a no show, you will not be welcome to join a future walk with me. (It’s a courtesy kind of thing). If people are on the waitlist, it is also very inconsiderate. Marking yourself as “Not Going” within 2 hours of departure does not allow reasonable time to notify anyone on the waitlist. 🌸🙅‍♀️🌸 On the odd occasion, the walk may change from the schedule, due to weather, unforeseen track obstacles OR emergency situations. 🌸🤞🌸 Please make sure your conversation is always courteous to other group members. 🌸😍🌸 PS…. IF YOUR ID PIC IS OF A COFFEE CUP, YOUR DOG OR CAT, A VIEW, and not a picture of you…You’ll stay waitlisted. 🌸❌🌸 SAFETY WARNING: Please stay away from cliff edges and be very careful when walking on wet and slippery rocks and surfaces. Stay within sight of the group at all times. 🌸🔴🟢⚫️🟠🔵🟡🟣🟤🌸 DISCLAIMER: Your health and safety is our priority, we take care to minimize risk and avoid accidents and injuries. However, Organizers and Hosts are not responsible for your health and safety and do not accept any liability for accidents and injuries that may occur during Meetup activities and events. Please take responsibility for your own safety and belongings. By RSVP to this event you and your guests agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the Aussie Explorers Meetup group which can be found in the link below: https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers/pages/28346396/Terms_and_Conditions_of_joining_Aussie_Explorers 🌸☀️🌸 HAPPY WALKING 🍃🌸🌿🌸🌿🌸🍃 xxLisa

Summer Hill to Silverwater via Mortlake ferry

Gather at the fountain on Lackey St at Summer Hill at 8.30 for an 8.45 am start. For this almost 50klm sedate ride on mostly shared paths. There will be many pedestrians along the way. We'll go through back streets to join the Cooks River path at Croydon Park heading west and then through Strathfield to Concord West station then head east along 'The Drive' and through the fields of the Dame Edith Walker Estate, south along the Concord Foreshore trail and through a few back streets to the Mortlake vehicle ferry. We'll go across the Parramatta river on the free ferry to Putney Point. Up the hill and along a few streets then onto shared paths. past Meadowbank heading west to the Silverwater Bridge, over the bridge then east through Wentworth Point, over the Bennelong Bridge to Rhodes, through Bicentennial Park and back onto the Cooks River path past Canterbury racecourse to the Yarning circle & Lang Road bridge, up the Hill past Dulwich Hill light rail stop onto the Greenway and return to our stating point at Summer Hill. . It's a about a 50 klm riverside meander with the ferry and a few hills esp. at Summer Hill and Putney Point. There are bail out points along the way. inc. train and ferries at any of the wharves along the way. Bring a spare tube, tools and pump to repair a flat tyre, helmet, water, sunblock, etc. And your Opal card if you want to bail out along the way. Please do not come if you are feeling unwell. We'll stop for coffee near Meadowbank ferry wharf. Any questions call Tim on 0408 691 541.

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