Pedestrian, footpath and cycleway plans

Our Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan and Byron Shire 10 Year Bike Plan help us plan for better connected cycleways, shared paths and pedestrian access across the Shire.

These plans were informed by community feedback. 

Both plans include Appendix Maps. These have been provided as individual documents to ease download times.

Contact us if you need any of the information contained in these documents in an accessible format such as large print or audio.

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The Byron Shire 10 Year Bike Plan was adopted in October 2019. The Bike Plan will help us:

  • Provide well-located and better connected cycleways and shared paths.
  • Prioritise works. 
  • Enable community groups to prepare strategically-aligned grant applications in the future. 

Some of the main improvements identified in the 10-year Bike Plan include:

  • Construction of new off and on-road cycle ways, shared paths and road crossings.
  • Upgrade existing cycling infrastructure.
  • Amendment of road design to support safe cycling.
  • Encourage cycling as a fun and healthy transport alternative.

The information in the Appendix Maps should be considered alongside the information within the Byron Shire Bike Plan document.

The costs in section 5 are estimates only. Costs will be revisited and more accurate estimates prepared when planning any future work. 

Map of existing and proposed cycling infrastructure

How was the Bike Plan developed?

The Byron Shire Bike Plan was informed by community feedback about their experience of cycleways around the Shire.

Feedback included:

  • 700 online survey responses.
  • 150 people attended five workshops in Ocean Shores, Bangalow, Mullumbimby and Byron Bay.
  • 62 submissions were received.

Thank you to everyone who contributed their feedback to this process.

The 10 year Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan was adopted in October 2019.

The purpose of the Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan is to:

  • Identify priorities for pedestrians.
  • Improve footpaths and footpath networks.
  • Assist us in prioritising works.
  • Enable community groups to prepare grant applications in the future.

The information in the Appendix Maps should be looked at alongside the information within the Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan document.

The costs in section 5 are estimates only. 

Map of existing and proposed pedestrian infrastructure

How was the Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan developed?

During October and November 2018, we asked the community to have their say by:

  • Completing an online survey.
  • Attending one of five design workshops.

The draft plan went on public exhibition for a period of 28 days, until 26 July 2019. It was adopted in October 2019. 

Thank you to everyone who participated in this consultation.

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Bike Plan and PAMP projects

View a list and map of footpath and cycleway projects that are being designed, currently being constructed or recently completed.