Cycling Without Age Assisted Bike Ride at Bonython Park

Are you looking for your next relaxed adventure? Do you want to feel more connected to community and nature?

Join the Adelaide chapter of Cycling Without Age in our (FREE) community ‘Come and Try’ sessions for the Week of Aging Well.

Established in Copenhagen in 2012, Cycling Without Age is a not-for-profit charity connecting people who can no longer ride for themselves with their community and the outdoors, through free trishaw rides with our volunteer cyclists.

No cycling experience needed! Our trained volunteer trishaw pilots will do the work for you. Sit back, relax, and watch the scenery roll by with the wind in your hair.


Ride details:

Duration: The ride will be approximately 10-15 minutes.

Route: The route begins in Bonython park and travels along the Torrens Linear Trail to arrive at a scenic viewpoint by the weir, before returning to Bonython Park.

Terrain: The terrain is mostly gentle and flat, and the bike will move at a slow and controlled pace.

Suitable for:
~ Older people and their carers
~ People with a disability
~ People with reduced mobility

NOTE: Must be able to transfer from a chair to the trishaw seat (with assistance).

Benefits include:
~ Fresh air, sunlight and nature.
~ Social connection
~ A fun day out!