Ride around the Rivers Ride 5 - Fremantle to Point Walter
About this cycle route
A moderate 5.8 km cycle route from Fremantle to Point Walter along the Swan River. This shared path offers a scenic riverside ride through Perth's south-western suburbs, linking the heritage port town with the sweeping views and parkland at Point Walter. Well-signposted and suitable for most fitness levels, it's an accessible way to explore the river corridor by bike.
Highlights
- Riverside cycling through urban and parkland settings
- Swan River views from Fremantle to Point Walter
- Flat, easy-to-follow shared path route
- Access to Point Walter's recreation facilities
- Historic Fremantle as a starting point
What to expect
A flat, well-maintained shared path (PSP) suitable for bikes of all types. Terrain is paved and easy underfoot. The route is signposted throughout, making navigation straightforward. Expect mixed sun and shade depending on tree cover along the river corridor; some sections are open and exposed to afternoon heat.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
- Waymarked route
Carry water, especially on warmer days. Summer rides are hot; early morning or late afternoon are more pleasant. The path is shared with pedestrians and other cyclists—ride considerately. Suitable for hybrid and road bikes. Spring (Aug–Oct) offers pleasant riding conditions and wildflower colour in nearby parkland.