Jim Soorley Bikeway

The Jim Soorley Bikeway in Brisbane is a functional cycleway that provides a safe and enjoyable ride for cyclists.

It runs from the Moreton Bay Cycleway to the Kedron Brook Cycleway, passing through wetlands and natural reserves. Motorized vehicles and pedestrians are not allowed on the cycleway.

Both commuters and joggers can enjoy the scenic and peaceful ride offered by the Jim Soorley Bikeway. It is a wide cycleway that is not prone to traffic jams, making it an ideal route for commuting to work or going for a jog. The cycleway also passes through Albert Bishop Park, which offers a picturesque green space and park facilities.

The Jim Soorley Bikeway is accessible throughout the year, but it is advisable to check the weather forecast before heading out due to unpredictable weather conditions. The best time to use the cycleway is during the morning and evening, outside of peak hour traffic.

To access the Jim Soorley Bikeway, cyclists and joggers can start from Toombul Shopping Centre and follow the road connections available from Melton Road and Hadley Avenue. There is also a track through the grass at Albert Bishop Park that leads to Nudgee Road. It is important to note that there are limited road connections, so it is essential to plan the journey accordingly. Access to the cycleway can be made via the train network or by car, with parking available at Toombul Shopping Centre.

Due to its proximity to the coast, wind conditions should be considered when using the Jim Soorley Bikeway. Strong winds can make the journey difficult, while tailwinds can provide a comfortable ride. Checking the wind forecast before starting the journey is recommended to ensure a pleasant experience.