Mountain Bike Trails in Cambridge

Appleby Rd to Wells Pl Path

Bryce Street Cycleway

Road-separated cycleway including a separate footpath.

Devonport Waterfront Path

Stroll along the Devonport waterfront, from charming Devonport village to Torpedo Bay Reserve. The footpath along the King Edward Parade is flat and great for prams or scooters. Start at the Devonport ferry building (a 12-minute ferry ride from the city centre). Check out the architecturally acclaimed Devonport Library. There's a children's playground on the Devonport waterfront and some great local options for an ice-cream or coffee stop. The village is home to a collection of cafes, art galleries, quaint shops and the Vic Theatre. Stroll along King Edward Parade and admire the pōhutukawa trees planted to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII.There are plenty of places to stop along the way to check out the passing ferries and views of the beach, Auckland cityscape, Hauraki Gulf islands and Maungauika (North Head).You'll find a second, smaller children's playground towards the end of the path at Devonport Domain. The path ends at Torpedo Bay, where you can walk out to the end of the wharf to admire the view. Devonport has been a naval base since 1841. History buffs will enjoy the Navy Museum, which celebrates Devonport's rich local history and maritime roots. There are fantastic views to Maungauika (North Head), now a Department of Conservation reserve. Maungauika has a fascinating history, first as a Māori settlement, and then as a coastal fortification from 1870 to the end of WWII.Public toilets are available at various points along the route. Source: Auckland Council.

Devonport to Navy Base Path

An easy, flat stroll along the Waitematā Harbour in charming Devonport. This short walk takes you from the Devonport Ferry Building to the Devonport Naval Base, home of the Royal New Zealand Navy. Devonport has a proud military history and has been a naval base since 1841. This gentle walk is suitable for all ages and abilities. It's also a fun way to pass the time if you're waiting for the ferry. Start at the ferry building and follow the waterfront path along Queens Parade. The route offers uninterrupted views of the Waitematā Harbour, Auckland city skyline and port. Admire the historic character homes which sit proudly on Queens Parade. At the turnaround point at the Naval Base entry, you might catch a glimpse of the naval frigates. On your return, stroll out to the end of Devonport Wharf to take in more great views and the harbour breeze. If you're interested in military history, check out the Navy Museum which celebrates Devonport's maritime roots. To reach the museum, follow the flat Devonport to Torpedo Bay Path from the ferry building. Source: Auckland Council.

Foley Quarry To Durey Paper Road

Paper Road from the end of Foley Quarry Access Road to Durey Road. Long grass track but rideable but could be boggy after rain.

Hamilton Road Cycleway - Payne Park to Victoria Street

Waipā's first two-way cycleway following alongside Hamilton road from Payne Park to Victoria Street. This path is an asphalt cycleway with a separate walking path running parallel to it. If you are walking please use the footpath, and if you are cycling please use the cycleway.

Hooton Park cycle/walking track

Family friendly track, passes playground, gym equipment and brand new (uncompleted) world class BMX pump track.

John Kerkhof Park back path

Gravel path around the back of John Kerkhof Park.

Leamington to Karipiro Domain cycle path

Wide concrete path from the edge of Leamington out to the Karipiro Domain. Flat, smooth, easy.

Maungatautari Rd to Lamb St Path

Myers Park Track

Ngataringa Park Track

Nikau Walk

Norfolk Shared Link - Swayne Rd to Isobel Hodgson Dr

North Cambridge Cycle Path - Victoria Rd to Swayne Rd

Northboro Reserve Track

PROPOSED - Town Belt Cycleway - Missing Link

This trail is proposed and subject to change. This trail has not reached construction stage, there is a possibility that this could be part of a future advanced cycling network in and around Cambridge. There are plans for the Town Belt Cycleway to connect the Northern and Southern suburbs of Cambridge, through this "missing link." These plans have been delayed due to the pipe bridge reconstruction. Meetings with the local council included that there should be a cycle path on top of the new bridge as a vital link between the residential areas and the rest of the greenbelt. That was cancelled due to being too expensive and the new bridge was built to only withstand the weight of the pipe, and no path, therefore the "missing link" plans have been significantly delayed.

PROPOSED TownLink Cycle Path

This trail is proposed and subject to change. This trail has not reached construction stage, there is a possibility that this could be part of a future advanced cycling network in and around Cambridge.

Plymouth Reserve Path

Rosedale Ponds ride