Reid Highway PSP
About this cycle path
The Reid Highway PSP is a 17 km shared path that follows the rail corridor from Perth, offering a direct cycling route for commuters and recreational riders. The asphalt surface and challenging difficulty suggest sustained effort and likely some elevation change across the suburban route. Best ridden during cooler months or early morning to avoid Perth's summer heat.
Highlights
- 17 km direct cycling corridor from Perth
- Asphalt surface, suited to road and hybrid bikes
- Commuter-friendly rail-corridor route
- Challenging grade rewards fit cyclists
- Suburban escapes and urban greenway cycling
What to expect
Consistent asphalt throughout on a dedicated shared path. The challenging difficulty rating indicates sustained climbing or wind exposure; expect a steady pace suitable for confident cyclists. The route follows Perth's rail infrastructure, so signposting should be clear and regular shade may vary depending on suburban tree cover. Expect mixed pedestrian and cyclist traffic, especially during peak commute times.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Firm/surfaced — more accessible going
Carry water; Perth summers are hot and dry. Ride early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat. A road or hybrid bike is ideal for asphalt. Busy during commute hours—consider off-peak rides for a quieter experience. Check weather before heading out; summer brings bushfire risk across Western Australia.