Walking and riding in Casey

Walking and riding are fun activities for everyone, regardless of your age or ability. 

There's lots of great benefits for you and the wider Casey community:

• Physical health benefits, including better cardiovascular health and lower risk of diabetes and cancer
• Reduced stress and improved mental wellbeing
• Can be a solo activity or part of a group with the opportunity to make social connections
• Free or low cost
• As an alternative to driving, walking and riding reduce congestion, carbon emissions and air pollution

Where to walk and ride

Not sure where to get started? Check out some of our favourite walking and riding routes.

	1001 Steps at Bayview Park (2.1km) View map
	Berwick Springs Lake (5km) View map
	Casey Fields Fitness Trail (3.7km) View map
	Churchill National Park (5km) View map
	Cranbourne West Community Hub (3.7km) View map
	Lysterfield Lake (5.8km) View map
	Marriott Waters Reserve (4km) View map
	River Gum Creek Reserve (6.2km) View map
	Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne (5.7km) View map
	Sweeney Reserve to KM Reedy Reserve (10km) View map
	Wilson Botanic Park (2km) View map

Accessible routes

	Churchill National Park Channel Track (2.6km)  View map
	Lysterfield Park Logan Park Track (2.8km)  View map Visitor Area and Dam Wall (2km)  View map
	Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne Australian Garden Walk (2.3km)  View map

Other resources

If you would like to explore more walking and riding routes across the City of Casey, visit our interactive Walk and Ride Map.