Smalls Creek Shared Path – Smalls Creek loop from Bella Vista

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Smalls Creek Shared Path – Smalls Creek loop from Bella Vista

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Smalls Creek Shared Path – Smalls Creek loop from Bella Vista

01:57

32.2km

260m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 14.0 km for 53 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

9.51 km

Caddies Creek Cycleway Underpass

Highlight • Cycleway

A great way to get to the otherside of Windsor Road without being impacted by cars.

Tip by

13.2 km

Caddies Boulevard Lake

Lake

19.9 km

Rock Slabs and Jumps Area

Highlight • MTB Park

several routes with a small area.

Tip by

24.2 km

Caddies Creek Cycleway Junction

Highlight • Cycleway

Caddies Creek Cycleway Junction is a leafy trail intersection shaded by tall eucalypts and dense understorey, with paths branching in a few directions. From here, one route leads into Caddies Creek Park, another continues along the cycleway following the creek, and a third leads along the Smalls Creek Shared Path. It’s a quiet, shaded spot to pause and decide where to go next.

Tip by

25.8 km

Smalls Creek Shared Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Smalls Creek Shared Path follows the creek corridor through Beaumont Hills and North Kellyville, providing a traffic-free option for walking and cycling through the surrounding bushland. The path crosses Smalls Creek on a 38-metre shared bridge connecting Farmer Circuit with Curtis Road, then continues through the local path network. It’s a mostly flat route that makes for a lovely, greener alternative to walking along the surrounding streets.

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26.6 km

Smalls Creek

Highlight • River

Smalls Creek winds through the suburbs of Beaumont Hills and North Kellyville, with the shared path following much of its course through areas of trees and open bushland. The creek provides a peaceful natural corridor, and from the path, you get a chance to see this quieter side of the creek as you move between the two communities.

Tip by

32.2 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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