Explore the scenic 4.6 km shared pathway in the City of Marion, perfect for walking, cycling, and enjoying public art.
Ongoing activity
Morphett Rd, Adelaide SA, Australia
Free
Discover a beautifully maintained 4.6 km shared pathway that offers a safe and enjoyable environment for both walkers and cyclists. This route connects key local destinations and tram stops, making it a convenient and sustainable transport option for families and individuals alike. Along the way, you’ll encounter unique public artworks that celebrate the joy of cycling.
The pathway is thoughtfully landscaped, creating a pleasant natural setting that invites you to slow down and appreciate the outdoors. It’s an ideal spot for parents looking to introduce their children to cycling or for families seeking a leisurely day out in nature.
Whether you’re after a daily exercise route or a weekend adventure, the Mike Turtur Bikeway provides a refreshing escape within the city.
The bikeway stretches from Morphett Road to Brighton Road, constructed in partnership with the City of Holdfast Bay. It links to the Sturt River Linear Park at Maxwell Terrace, offering extended recreational opportunities. Along the path, you’ll find action-inspired sculptural figures and poetic text created by artists Greg Healey and Gregg Mitchell, adding a cultural dimension to your journey.
The pathway supports Marion’s Walking and Cycling Strategy, promoting healthy, active lifestyles and sustainable transport. It’s suitable for all ages and skill levels, making it a great family-friendly activity.
The bikeway is open year-round during daylight hours, allowing you to enjoy it whenever it suits your schedule.
Located within the City of Marion, the bikeway is accessible from multiple entry points including Morphett Road and Brighton Road. It is well connected to public transport, with nearby tram stops enhancing accessibility.
Parking is available near key access points, and the pathway is designed for shared use by pedestrians and cyclists, ensuring safety and convenience.
The route is fully paved and suitable for bikes, scooters, and walking, making it accessible for children and adults alike.
Please be mindful of other users on the shared pathway and adhere to local cycling and pedestrian rules to ensure everyone’s safety. Helmets are recommended for cyclists, especially for children.
The bikeway features public art installations that are part of a community project; please respect these artworks and the natural environment.
Weather conditions can affect the experience, so dress appropriately and bring water, especially on warmer days.
The Mike Turtur Bikeway is a free public facility open to all residents and visitors. No bookings or permits are required to use the pathway.
Enjoy this wonderful outdoor resource at your leisure, whether for daily exercise, family outings, or cultural exploration.
There are no associated costs, making it an accessible option for families looking for affordable recreational activities.
