Marmion Avenue PSP
About this cycle route
The Marmion Avenue PSP is a 16 km challenging cycle route running through Perth's northern suburbs, connecting Yanchep with the wider Perth cycling network. This shared path follows a major commuter and recreational corridor, offering a sustained ride suited to intermediate and experienced cyclists. The route is fully signposted and open year-round, though summer heat demands early starts and plenty of water.
Highlights
- 16 km sustained ride testing fitness and endurance
- Signposted shared path through northern suburbs
- Part of Perth's interconnected PSP network
- Commuter-friendly route with consistent surface
- Accessible year-round for experienced riders
What to expect
A flat to gently rolling bitumen shared path with reliable signposting throughout. The route follows Marmion Avenue's corridor, offering mix of suburban and semi-open sections. Mostly exposed to sun with limited tree cover; road noise from traffic is typical. The steady distance and pace make this a good fitness ride for intermediate cyclists confident on busy shared paths.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Waymarked route
Carry at least 1.5 litres of water—summer temperatures along Marmion can exceed 35°C. Start early to avoid midday heat and traffic peaks. Wear high-visibility gear and lights if riding dawn or dusk. Road-appropriate bike recommended. Check weather before heading out; strong afternoon winds are common on Perth's exposed PSPs.