What to Expect
Enjoy a fun and relaxed school holiday bike ride designed especially for boys and gender-diverse young people. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to build practical bike safety skills while exploring local paths in a safe, supportive environment. Bring your own bicycle and get ready for fresh air, exercise, and social time with new and old friends.
The ride will conclude with a BBQ, providing a chance to refuel and chat about the day’s adventures. Please note that electric bikes are not permitted to ensure a consistent pace and safety for all participants.
Whether your child is a confident rider or just gaining experience, this event is a great way to boost their confidence and knowledge about urban cycling.
Activity Details
This workshop focuses on safe urban riding and practical bike safety knowledge. Participants will learn essential skills to navigate local paths confidently and responsibly. The event is suitable for young people aged 14 to 17 years.
- Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2026
- Time: 10:00 to 14:00
- Location: Marie Wallace Reserve, 799 Mountain Highway, Bayswater 3153
- Bring your own bicycle (no electric bikes allowed)
The session is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for families looking to encourage active, outdoor play and safety awareness.
Location and Access
Marie Wallace Reserve is a spacious, family-friendly park located at 799 Mountain Highway in Bayswater. The reserve offers safe cycling paths ideal for young riders to practice their skills.
There is ample space for parking and easy access to the reserve’s facilities. The location is well-known within the community and accessible by car or local transport options.
Parents are encouraged to accompany their children or arrange suitable supervision, ensuring a comfortable and secure experience for all participants.
Important Information
Please ensure your child brings their own bicycle and a helmet for safety. Electric bikes are not permitted to maintain a safe and even pace for all riders.
Participants should wear comfortable clothing suitable for cycling and be prepared for outdoor weather conditions. Sunscreen and water bottles are recommended to stay protected and hydrated.
The event is designed to be inclusive and welcoming, supporting boys and gender-diverse young people to enjoy cycling and build confidence in a friendly group setting.
Booking and Prices
This event is free to attend but requires registration to secure a place. Spaces may be limited to ensure a safe and manageable group size.
Registration can be completed online via the Knox City Council website or by contacting the Youth Services team directly. Early booking is encouraged to avoid disappointment.
The free BBQ at the end of the ride is included, providing a relaxed way to end the day and socialize with other participants and families.