Ride to Campus
Get to campus sustainably
Cycling to Monash is a sustainable, affordable and healthy way to travel – and we’re here to support your ride.
Explore more: discover everything you need to know
Why cycle to campus?
Cycling is one of the most sustainable, cost-effective and time-saving ways to commute to Monash. It reduces your environmental impact while supporting your wellbeing.
- Lower your carbon footprint. Cycling helps cut down CO₂ emissions and other harmful pollutants.
- Save time and money. Avoid peak-hour traffic, parking fees and rising fuel costs.
- Stay healthy. Improve your physical fitness, mental clarity and overall wellbeing.
- Get university support. Monash provides infrastructure, safety resources and bike communities to make cycling safe and convenient.
Getting to campus
Explore Melbourne’s bike-friendly routes. View bike lanes, shared paths and recommended entry points to Monash using the interactive map below.
Bike arrival stations and facilities
All Monash campuses are equipped with secure bike cages, showers, change rooms, air pumps and tool stations, making cycling to campus easier than ever. Register for access via the bike arrival station form.
Clayton Campus
- Southern Bike Arrival Station — Basement, Learning & Teaching Building
- James Gormley BAS — Ground floor, N1 car park (5 Rainforest Walk)
- 211 Wellington Rd — Multi-level car park with change rooms & lockers
Caulfield Campus
- Building J Bike Cage — 124-bike capacity, pump and tool stand
- Showers and change rooms available at Monash Sport
Parkville Campus
- Building 404 Bike Cages — Level 1 (21 bikes), Level 2 (11 bikes)
- Showers & change rooms on both levels
Peninsula Campus
- MPARC Velopod — 34-bike capacity, repair station & pump
- Showers and change rooms at Monash Sport
Access to secure bike cages and arrival stations is free but requires staff and students to register for access.
To keep your bicycle safe remember:
- Always lock your bike through the frame and wheels.
- Use a second lock for the front or rear wheel when possible.
- All major bike stations have lighting and CCTV for safety.
- In an emergency, contact Monash Security on 9905 3333.
Staying safe on the road
Whether you’re commuting or riding for fun, follow bicycle road rules and stay aware of your surroundings. Always wear a helmet (is it legally required in Victoria), use lights when visibility is low, signal clearly, stop at red lights, and check your brakes, tyres and lights before you ride. Read about Victoria's bicycle road laws.
Uniride and Bike Repairs
Need a quick tune-up, a puncture fix, or bike accessories? Uniride is a hub for student riders at Monash run by passionate cyclists, for cyclists. Located at Clayton campus at the N1 Carpark, the store offers repairs, servicing, parts and expert advice for both new and experienced riders.
Students and staff can purchase new and second-hand bikes, find safety gear, and get help maintaining their bike so it’s safe and ride-ready.
Join the Cycling Community
Whether you're new to cycling or already commuting on two wheels, connecting with other riders can make your journey safer, easier and more fun.
Ask another rider: Chances are someone in your area rides to Monash too! You can explore commonly used cycling routes to the Clayton campus via the Clayton Campus Route Map
For more tips and discussions, students and staff can also join the Monash Community Bicycle Users Group (McBUG) on Facebook.
Tips & Resources for New Cyclists
New to riding? Whether you’re commuting or cruising, there’s a lot to learn and we’ve found the perfect hub for you. From choosing your first bike to commuting in different seasons, the Bicycle Network has compiled everything you need in one place.
- How to start riding and find your route
- Bike commuting tips for all seasons
- Public transport rules for bikes
- E-bikes, lights, safety & more