Waverley Rail Trail

The Waverley Rail Trail is a combination of shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians and on-road bicycle route, which follows the Glen Waverley railway line from Holmesglen railway station to Glen Waverley railway station in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.[1][2][3][4]

Waverley Rail Trail
Bridge over Warrigal Rd looking west
LocationMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
Cycling details
Trail difficultyEasy to medium
HazardsRoad crossings
SurfaceBitumen and concrete
HillsModerate hills
Waternone
Connecting transport
Train(s)Glen Waverley line
Tram(s)None
Trail map

Following the path

The path begins at the eastern end of Holmesglen railway station. Trail users can either cross Warrigal Rd at the traffic lights and join the trail on the southern side of the railway line or cross the railway bridge on the northern side and continue for approximately 200m to the pedestrian crossing across the railway line. The path continues until it reaches Paringa Court. It then crosses Power Avenue and continues up Railway Parade South to Huntingdale Road. It crosses at the traffic lights then continues through Jordanville railway station car park to Windsor Avenue. The trail runs to the end then goes through the Mount Waverley railway station car park where the path resumes at the eastern end of the platform. The path continues to Blackburn Road where trail users must cross at the lights and continue past Syndal railway station and up Coleman Parade to Glen Waverley railway station where the trail ends.

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References
  1. "Bicycle Facilities Map". VicRoads.
  2. "Melbourne and Geelong's shared paths in Google Maps". Big Yak.
  3. "OZ Bike Trails". Big Yak.
  4. "Cyclinig". City of Monash. Archived from the original on 17 April 2015.
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