Cycling and walking Ballarat has a long history of cycling as a form of transport and recreation. The current cycling network continues to grow and consists of several marked on-road routes and of segregated bicycle facilities including several main routes: the Ballarat–Skipton Rail Trail and the Yarrowee River Trail with connections to the Gong Gong Reservoir. Buningyong Trail, Sebastopol Trail, and the Lake Wendouree shared path.Microsoft Word – 0002-1-Ballarat Bicycle Strategy.doc . (PDF). Retrieved 18 August 2011. The Ballarat Bicycle Users Group provides advocacy for the growing number of cyclists in the city.Ballarat Bicycle Users Group . Balbug.net. Retrieved 18 August 2011. The popularity of cycling in Ballarat is also demonstrated by the large number of spectators and participants drawn to cycling sporting events held in the city.Cycling boon for Ballarat region David Brehaut for The Courier. 10 May 2010.
Cycling and walking Ballarat has a long history of cycling as a form of transport and recreation The current cycling network continues to grow and consists of several marked on-road routes and of segregated bicycle facilities including several main routes the Ballarat–Skipton Rail Trail and the Yarrowee River Trail with connections to the Gong Gong Reservoir Buningyong Trail Sebastopol Trail and the Lake Wendouree shared pathMicrosoft Word – 0002-1-Ballarat Bicycle Strategydoc  (PDF) Retrieved 18 August 2011 The Ballarat Bicycle Users Group provides advocacy for the growing number of cyclists in the cityBallarat Bicycle Users Group  Balbugnet Retrieved 18 August 2011 The popularity of cycling in Ballarat is also demonstrated by the large number of spectators and participants drawn to cycling sporting events held in the cityCycling boon for Ballarat region David Brehaut for The Courier 10 May 2010