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Kia Ora,Gear up for a summer of riding and walking as we share an awesome range of events and courses for you to get amongst.
From the Urban Walking Festival to the Kidical Mass bike ride, give something new a go and enjoy these warmer days (and extra vitamin D!)
Is the Grafton Gully Path part of your usual riding or walking journey? Learn more about a temporary route change.
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2022 Urban Walking Festival goes digitalPick a walk online and explore a neighbourhood
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Tāmaki Makaurau’s Urban Walking Festival is all about local people celebrating their place, sharing what makes it special, and advocating for what they love about it through walking and conversation. For the first time, this festival will be hosted entirely online so you can take self-guided neighbourhood walks at your own pace, whenever you like.
Through these walks you’ll connect with the work of local artists, historians, ecologists, storytellers, and knowledge holders, who have all come together to create 12 digital walking experiences to help us discover Auckland by foot.
Walking experiences are live now, with new walks to be added throughout November.
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Do you ride along the Grafton Gully Path?There’s a temporary route change from next weekFrom Tuesday 1 November, a section of the Grafton Gully Path will close so that Vector can provide a second power supply to Auckland Hospital. The work is expected to take two and a half months to complete.
This means a section of the cycleway will be closed to the south of the Wellesley Street Bridge and Grafton Road, in both directions.
If you’re riding or walking, you’ll be able to follow a temporary alternate route, which will be marked clearly with signage. You can also view the temporary cycle lane map below.
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Kidical Mass – a bike ride for the whole whānauGrab your bike and picnic blanket, it’s on tomorrow!
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Gather your whānau and get ready for Kidical Mass – a fun, free riding event for kids. Starting from the fancy new Bike Hub on Queens Wharf to Silo Park, we’ll ride along separated bike paths and shared spaces so it’s fun and safe for everyone.
The ride is just over 1km and the route is completely flat (apart from the Wynyard Crossing bridge). The ride will take about 20min.
BYO picnic for the end of the ride. Kids will love the grassy areas, playgrounds, interactive installations, and the spaces to bike and run around.
Bring your friends, neighbours, schoolmates. See you tomorrow - Saturday 29 October from 9:45am.
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Sharpen up your skills for summer with a free bike courseNew dates added!Our ever-popular Adult Bike Skills, Kids Learn to Ride and Guided Rides are all continuing through spring and summer.
- Book a free Adult Bike Skills course here.
- See dates and locations for our free Kids Learn to Ride courses here.
- Book a free guided ride (with e-bike options) to discover where Auckland's cycle routes can take you here.
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