Guided Ride: Two Bridges & the New Fish Markets

What to Expect

Experience a leisurely guided bike ride connecting some of Sydney’s best cycling paths, including two iconic bridges and the newly refurbished Fish Markets. This ride is perfect for families and individuals wanting to explore the city on two wheels while learning practical routes.

Enjoy a relaxed pace that allows time to take photos, chat with friendly guides, and meet other riders. The ride emphasizes building connections both on the bike and within the community.

This is a great opportunity to discover new cycling routes you can use regularly for commuting or leisure.

Activity Details

The ride starts at the Glebe to Ultimo cycleway entrance, corner of Mary Ann Street and Jones Street, Ultimo. You will learn how to link into Pyrmont and cross Pyrmont Bridge, ride through Rozelle Parklands, approach Anzac Bridge, and pass the Fish Markets.

Guides from Pedal Set Go lead the ride, sharing useful tips on navigating Sydney’s bike-friendly connections. The ride is suitable for all bike types and skill levels.

Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants are encouraged to complete the Cycling in the City course beforehand to build confidence.

Location and Access

The ride begins at the corner of Mary Ann Street and Jones Street in Ultimo, conveniently accessible by public transport and bike paths.

This central location offers easy access for families living in or visiting the inner city.

Participants should arrive by 8:45am for a prompt 9:00am start.

Important Information

Bring a roadworthy bike and helmet—every bike is welcome. Dress comfortably for the weather and bring water and snacks to stay energized.

The ride is free but bookings are required to secure your place.

Safety and enjoyment are priorities; the ride is conducted at a gentle pace suitable for families and beginners.

Booking and Prices

This event is free of charge.

Bookings are essential and can be made through the City of Sydney’s event page.

Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.