Hi there
First time poster in this forum.
Wondering if anyone has travelled from Point Cook to the Werribee Mansion recently via the Werribee river trail? Is there a road bike path to get under the Princess Freeway as the current track looks quite rocky and I’m a bit weary of going down that way. The only alternate route I can see is via K road, I’m fairly new to biking and I’m trying to avoid busy roads if I can.
Thanks
Kar
Point cook to Werribee Mansion bike route
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Re: Point cook to Werribee Mansion bike route
Postby malnar » Tue May 04, 2021 12:41 pm
Welcome to the forum & sorry about the very late reply. I haven't been to the underpass under the freeway for several months so I assume it's still rocky. I simply walk my road bike on that bit. It's only 30m or so. You can ride the rest of the way to the mansion, though the path becomes dirt once you go down the ramp that leads to the lower ground near the river. The section adjacent to the golf course might get muddy after rain. I think you're not supposed to ride in the mansion grounds but I go slow and have never been challenged.
Yes, K road is the other option which I've ridden a few times & have no concerns. It gets busy when there's festivals on at the mansion. I ride early, before the zoo & equestrian etc traffic arrives.
Yes, K road is the other option which I've ridden a few times & have no concerns. It gets busy when there's festivals on at the mansion. I ride early, before the zoo & equestrian etc traffic arrives.
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Re: Point cook to Werribee Mansion bike route
Postby Kark7 » Sat Nov 06, 2021 12:29 pm
Thanks malnar. Doing some exploring and there was actually a bridge to get around the freeway, instead of the rocky underpass which was quite useful.malnar wrote: ↑Tue May 04, 2021 12:41 pmWelcome to the forum & sorry about the very late reply. I haven't been to the underpass under the freeway for several months so I assume it's still rocky. I simply walk my road bike on that bit. It's only 30m or so. You can ride the rest of the way to the mansion, though the path becomes dirt once you go down the ramp that leads to the lower ground near the river. The section adjacent to the golf course might get muddy after rain. I think you're not supposed to ride in the mansion grounds but I go slow and have never been challenged.
Yes, K road is the other option which I've ridden a few times & have no concerns. It gets busy when there's festivals on at the mansion. I ride early, before the zoo & equestrian etc traffic arrives.
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