Cycling & walking paths Ngā Ara mō te Paihikara me te Hīkoi

Auckland's cycle network maps

Use our network of cycle routes to find the right bike journey for you.

Types of routes

• On-road cycle lanes
  These are cycle lanes with no barriers from vehicle traffic on the road.
• Protected cycle lanes
  These are cycle lanes with barriers to separate them from vehicle traffic on the road. 
• Shared paths
  These paths are for cycling and walking and usually found in parks. 
• Quiet routes
  These are streets and shared zones where traffic is slower. 

We're building more cycleways to connect you to your local town centre, public transport, schools and places of work.

Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive shared path update

Please note that for 8 weeks from the end of March, Stop/Go signs will be operating on the Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive shared path between the end of Purewa Road and the start of the Ōrākei Basin boardwalk.

Visit the Meadowbank during the Rail Network Rebuild page for more information.

Cycle maps by area

Fun bike rides and walks

Whether you're cycling or walking, our paths are a great way to explore Tāmaki Makaurau, with scenic views, historic sites and picnic spots for you to enjoy.

These routes are mostly on shared paths and suitable for all cycling skill levels. Shared paths are for everyone, whether you’re biking, scooting, pushing a pram or just out for a stroll.

When using these paths, be considerate of other people. If you're on a bike or scooter, slow down, give other people room and use your bell to let them know you're nearby. 

Get a paper map at one of our stockists.

Get a paper map posted to your address. Place an order by: 

• email
• phone.

City centre walkways

Auckland's city centre has 80 walkways that cut through, or between buildings to make your journey quicker and drier. Use our map to find these helpful shortcuts between streets.​