Midland Railway PSP
About this cycle route
The Midland Railway PSP is a 16 km cycle route following the old railway corridor through Perth's eastern suburbs. Rated challenging, it's a fast, direct route for commuters and recreational riders connecting Midland and surrounding areas. The path is signposted and purpose-built for bikes, offering a dedicated alternative to roads through developed terrain.
Highlights
- 16 km dedicated bike path, minimal road crossings
- Fast, direct commute route through eastern Perth
- Signposted throughout for easy navigation
- Flat gradient ideal for steady riding pace
What to expect
Sealed shared path on the disused railway easement, mostly flat with minimal elevation gain. The route passes through suburban areas with some tree-lined sections providing intermittent shade. Well-maintained surface suited to hybrid and road bikes. Generally exposed in stretches; ride times fastest early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Waymarked route
Carry water, especially in warmer months (Oct–Apr) when sun exposure is intense. Wear a helmet and bike lights if riding dawn or dusk. The path is popular with commuters, so stay alert for other riders. Best ridden in spring and autumn; summer heat can make longer efforts uncomfortable.