We would like to invite you to have your say on the draft strategy by taking part in the survey below, before Sunday 8 April.
More about the strategy
The strategy seeks to create a blueprint for connecting and extending cycling infrastructure in the region to enhance recreational cycling experiences for residents and show case some of the area’s best natural assets to visitors and tourists.
It is a long-term vision to realise the sub-regions cycling potential, and seeks to create a blueprint for connecting, enhancing and extending the region's cycling infrastructure through the development of an interconnected network of off-road shared path and trails, on road bike lanes and residential streets.
For more information contact: cycling@transport.wa.gov.au
We would like to invite you to have your say on the draft strategy by taking part in the survey below, before Sunday 8 April.
More about the strategy
The strategy seeks to create a blueprint for connecting and extending cycling infrastructure in the region to enhance recreational cycling experiences for residents and show case some of the area’s best natural assets to visitors and tourists.
It is a long-term vision to realise the sub-regions cycling potential, and seeks to create a blueprint for connecting, enhancing and extending the region's cycling infrastructure through the development of an interconnected network of off-road shared path and trails, on road bike lanes and residential streets.
For more information contact: cycling@transport.wa.gov.au
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The Shire of Augusta Margaret River, City of Busselton and Common Ground Trails invite you to fill out a short online survey to help guide the development of the Leeuwin Naturaliste Regional Trails Strategy.
The Trails Strategy will provide strategic guidance to assist the Shire of Augusta Margaret River and City of Busselton to identify a coherent and clearly outlined program of sustainable trail infrastructure, development and interpretation across the Region over a ten-year period.
