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Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Strategy and Trails - Mount Kembla
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We’re working with theNational Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) in the development of mountain bike trails and associated infrastructure on the Illawarra Escarpment to promote cycling and mountain biking in our city.
This work builds on the draft Illawarra Escarpment Mount Bike Strategy, which was on public exhibition in late 2018. The draft strategy focused on providing safe sustainable recreation for a broad range of riders and the prevention and removal of informal trails across the escarpment.
Community feedback from the public exhibition and input of the Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Advisory Group is being used to explore potential options between Mt Kembla and Mt Keira. The emphasis is on creating safe, sustainable recreation that minimises negative impacts on residents and landowners.
In 2021, we’ll be providing opportunities for residents from Mount Kembla and Kembla Heights to share ideas on the development of future trails and associated infrastructure in the area.
To stay in touch as this project progresses please register your details in our Stay in Touch form.
We’re working with theNational Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) in the development of mountain bike trails and associated infrastructure on the Illawarra Escarpment to promote cycling and mountain biking in our city.
This work builds on the draft Illawarra Escarpment Mount Bike Strategy, which was on public exhibition in late 2018. The draft strategy focused on providing safe sustainable recreation for a broad range of riders and the prevention and removal of informal trails across the escarpment.
Community feedback from the public exhibition and input of the Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Advisory Group is being used to explore potential options between Mt Kembla and Mt Keira. The emphasis is on creating safe, sustainable recreation that minimises negative impacts on residents and landowners.
In 2021, we’ll be providing opportunities for residents from Mount Kembla and Kembla Heights to share ideas on the development of future trails and associated infrastructure in the area.
To stay in touch as this project progresses please register your details in our Stay in Touch form.
