Guided Ride: Oxford Street cycleway - city connections

Start and finish at Taylor Square as we roll out along the Oxford Street Cycleway—an exciting connection in Sydney’s bike-friendly network.

This ride is about connection. Not just with people, but with place, with possibility, and with the confidence to ride more often. Ride alongside others who are curious, building skills, or keen to explore new ways of moving through the city.

We’ll ride Oxford Street in both directions, taking time to observe its new features, ask questions, and understand how it links to a wider network of cycleways, shared paths, and quieter streets.

From there, we’ll head towards Circular Quay, point out access to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and follow the Kent Street Cycleway to discover connections into Darling Harbour. We’ll return via Liverpool Street and the route back to Taylor Square—completing a loop that’s as scenic as it is informative.

Whether you're mapping future journeys or discovering what’s newly possible by bike, this guided ride offers a calm, supported way to experience the city.

Guided rides are led by friendly ride leaders from Pedal Set Go for the City of Sydney.

What to bring:

• A roadworthy bike and helmet, tyres pumped

• Water and snacks

• Weather-appropriate clothing

Arrive at 9.15am for a 9.30am roll-off from Taylor Square

Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

We recommend completing the Cycling in the City course before joining a guided ride. The course is designed to develop the skills and confidence required to be an effective rider in Sydney—including how to ride safely in a group.