Hillarys Cycle Network

Overview

Path
Project type
$6.9 million
Total budget
Complete
Project phase
DTMI - Transport
Lead agency

The Hillarys Cycle Network Expansion project offers key coastal connections for people walking, wheeling and riding in Perth’s north-west.

It provides more than 10 km of new and upgraded active transport infrastructure in the area and allows for safer and more comfortable off-road connections for people of all ages and abilities to get around and enjoy recreational experiences.

Section 1: Hepburn Avenue - Whitfords Ave to Gibson Ave (2.6 km). This shared path was completed in early 2024 and was co-funded by the State Government and City of Joondalup through the Cycling Election Commitments package. The path connects to Hillarys Boat Harbour and improves connectivity to Padbury Primary School and Duncraig Senior High School.

Section 2: Coastal Section South (5 km). This section was completed in late 2025 and links Hillarys Boat Harbour to North Mullaloo.

Section 3: Coastal Section North (2.6 km). This shared path upgrade was delivered in mid-2026 and completes the connection from Ocean Reef Marina to Burns Beach.

Both coastal sections were fully funded as part of the State Government’s Cycling Election Commitments package.

For information on active transport, visit Transport WA.

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Benefits

New wayfinding, pavement markings and fencing to improve amenity and safety.
Improved walking, wheeling and riding access to key coastal and recreational precincts; both Hillarys and Ocean Reef Marinas.
Better connectivity to existing footpaths, and improved safety via traffic island cut-throughs at road intersections.
Enhanced bike parking at Whitfords Nodes Park, Pinnaroo Point Carpark, and near the intersection of Oceanside Promenade and Warren Way, Mullaloo.