North Perth To Freeway South Path

[Cambo]

Hoping for some help with this one. Does anyone know that way that my friend would ride from Charles Street, North Perth to get onto the path of the Kwinana Freeway southbound? He is concerned about tracking through the city.

Thanks in advance.

[Aushiker]

Hoping for some help with this one. Does anyone know that way that my friend would ride from Charles Street, North Perth to get onto the path of the Kwinana Freeway southbound? He is concerned about tracking through the city.

Thanks in advance.

Is he close to the Mitchell Freeway path or better still can he get over to the Freo-city train line and pick up the bike path coming in from Freo?

Andrew

[Cambo]

He'll be able to hit the Mitchell at Vincent Street.

[Kalgrm]

Two maps for you:

Perth - Freo

Stirling

Cheers,
Graeme

[Cambo]

He has departed. His plan is to take the Mitchell path into Northbridge then follow the railway line behind Harbourtown and pick up the path there.

Thanks guys for your help, it is appreciated.

[Aushiker]

He has departed. His plan is to take the Mitchell path into Northbridge then follow the railway line behind Harbourtown and pick up the path there.

That was my initial thought but was trying to remember if one can cut across to the Kwinana Freeway path in a more direct route.

Andrew

[twowheels]

Two maps for you:

Perth - Freo

Stirling

Cheers,
Graeme

Hey Kalgrm, do you know if these maps are available "cojoined" online so I can select a rectangle and print out a portion of Perth that goes across from one map to another? I've got the hard copy Perth - Frem & Stirling map, annoyingly you cant flip from the south end of Stirling end over end to the north end of Perth - Fremantle (which if anyone knows where this can be suggested for a reprint would be appreciated)
thanks TW

[Kalgrm]

When I run into that problem, I go to bikely.com or maps.google.com, select the area I'm interested in and print out a map from that.

The other option is to use the maps above as seen online, and use the print function in your browser to show only the interesting bits. You then tape them together or just carry both.

It would be better if they overlapped the maps, but what can you expect for free?

Cheers,
Graeme