Construction activities have commenced for the Mary Valley Rail Trail from Imbil to Brooloo near Gympie in Queensland.
The works for the Mary Valley Rail Trail include construction of gravel walking trails, reinforced concrete pathways, stormwater drainage culverts, minor earthworks and clearing, fencing and signage works. The works also include construction of trail heads at Imbil and Brooloo, which include construction of a gravel carpark, signage and fencing. It is expected this project will be complete by 28 June 2019.
For further information, take a look at this Media Release.
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