Review of Campbelltown’s Bushwalking Trails
Trails
The Campbelltown Local Government Area (LGA) is situated in the Sydney Basin Bioregion which is one of the most species-diverse regions in NSW. It covers an area of approximately 33,130 hectares and incorporates parts of the Georges and Hawkesbury-Nepean River catchments.
This trails project included the following tasks:
- Mapping of all bushwalking tracks at key Council reserves/identified recreational locations
- Distinguish between types of tracks (i.e. fire trails, walking tracks, mountain bike trails)
- Prepare a comprehensive database of tracks
- Recommend locations for the creation of new paths together with its associated main attraction/purpose
- Identify locations for complementary opportunities for tourism (e.g. lookouts, orienteering, mountain biking, zip lining, high ropes course, bird watching, kayaking/paddle boarding/river access, camping/glamping)
- Identify need and locations for potential facilities (e.g. public toilets, picnic tables, BBQ facilities)
- Create an interactive mapping layer of walking tracks that can be used on Council’s website and in promotional material
Client:
South East Local Government Association
State:
South Australia
Value:
$30,000 - $50,000
Year:
2015
