Council has, for many years now, held the belief that cycling as a form of transport has many benefits and should be encouraged. From improved health, to easing of congestion, and less pollution, cycling is a great way to move around in City of Prospect, and Council has taken steps to ensure it always will be.

Bike Sharrows

Linemarking has been undertaken on Devonport Terrace, Prospect, between Pym Street and Torrens Road, as requested by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT).

The marking consists of symbols called 'bicycle sharrows’ which is a bicycle logo with two chevrons or arrows painted above it.

Cycling Maps

Council has produced two unique cycling maps that seek to engage the community in cycling by experiencing City of Prospect by bike. The two maps take the cyclist (novice to the experienced) along a journey of local history, public art, and recreational opportunities within the City. The routes focus on local road travel to enhance rider's safety and the enjoyment of the ride.

The Prospect Landscape and Memory Ride - From Park to Park

The Prospect Landscape and Memory Ride - In Search of Narnu Wirra

The maps take you along a journey of local roads with 'points of interest' described along the way. They encourage the rider to 'pause and play' at various playgrounds and open space. The two maps cover each part of the Council area, providing easy access to the routes for all residents or visitors to the area.

For any more information on cycling within City of Prospect, please contact on (08) 8269 5355, or via email at admin@prospect.sa.gov.au.