Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Survey – NOW OPEN
Since November 2007, parts of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT) have been open for multi-use purposes – walking, mountain biking and horse riding. To ensure the trails have plenty of use and are valuable to participants and the community, the Queensland Outdoor Recreation Federation (QORF) needs to know who is using the trail, that is: when are you going, what are you doing and what things make the trail great…or could make it better? The Qld Outdoor Recreation Federation (QORF) and the Department of Infrastructure and Planning (DIP) are inviting you to participate in this Brisbane Valley Rail Trail User Survey. Through this survey, you can express your opinion and experiences of the trails and offer any suggestions for improvements. The BVRT User Survey will help us understand the demographics, motivations and experiences of the current users which will provide us with information for future growth and management. |
OPEN SURVEY using Survey Monkey |
Click Here for a description, map and photos of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail.
Bethania Beaudesert Rail Trail Proposal
Logan City Council is undertaking a Recreation Trails Strategy that aims to identify a number of key land and waterbased trail opportunities. What do we mean by a recreation trail? For the purpose of this survey it is defined as any corridor, route or pathway for non-motorised recreation, such as walking, mountain biking, canoeing or recreational horse riding, which passes through or has a strong connection with the natural environment, open spaces and cultural heritage. Have your say and tell us where you want to see trails and how you want to use them.
You can fill the survey online Here
For further information please contact consultants Mike Halliburton Associates on 07 3411 5563 or email: mikehalli at (@) optushome.com.au
Please feel free to include the Beaudesert to Bethania Rail Trail in your response to ensure that Logan City Council is reminded of your support for the rail trail. The rail trail as to be high on their agenda if the project to go ahead.
Click Here for a description and photos of the proposed Bethania to Beaudesert Rail Trail.
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Register for news updatesVolunteer to count bikes for 2 hours on 4 March and Bicycle Network will donate $70 to Rail Trails Australia. Each year,...
Excitement is mounting as bridge works on the Yarra Valley Rail Trail near Yering in Victoria start to take shape. One o...
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Our vice-president Steven Kaye was interviewed by Nic Healey on ABC radio (Victoria) this week. He discussed how local c...
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