Help Shape Proserpine’s Walking Network

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Whitsunday Regional Council is preparing a Proserpine Walking Network Plan to guide future walking paths, crossings and supporting infrastructure across the town.

The plan will identify key walking routes, gaps and priorities to support people of all ages and abilities. It will help Council prioritise walking projects as funding and delivery opportunities arise. View our Proserpine Walking Network Map here.

Council hosted a targeted workshop with local community groups to assist in assessing our network and are now seeking further information from residents via the map survey below. Key insights from the workshop included:

  • Top themes focused upon accessibility, comfort and safety
  • Ideas to improve walking in Proserpine such as:
    • Supporting facilities such as shade, lighting, bins and benches on primary routes
    • Footpaths and crossings linking into key destinations: schools, employment, sporting facilities and community centres
    • Footpaths linking into senior living and aged care
    • Pedestrian crossing facilities on roundabouts at Main Street
    • Improved links into new Renwick Road path to build on improved network
    • Footpaths at rail crossings
    • Improved visibility of existing zebra crossings

Help us build upon the above and share your insights on key routes, constraints and missing links within Proserpine.

Please add location pins to highlight missing links, issues, safety concerns or other ideas to the map survey below, or if prefer a traditional survey, select the survey tool below.

Whitsunday Regional Council is preparing a Proserpine Walking Network Plan to guide future walking paths, crossings and supporting infrastructure across the town.

The plan will identify key walking routes, gaps and priorities to support people of all ages and abilities. It will help Council prioritise walking projects as funding and delivery opportunities arise. View our Proserpine Walking Network Map here.

Council hosted a targeted workshop with local community groups to assist in assessing our network and are now seeking further information from residents via the map survey below. Key insights from the workshop included:

  • Top themes focused upon accessibility, comfort and safety
  • Ideas to improve walking in Proserpine such as:
    • Supporting facilities such as shade, lighting, bins and benches on primary routes
    • Footpaths and crossings linking into key destinations: schools, employment, sporting facilities and community centres
    • Footpaths linking into senior living and aged care
    • Pedestrian crossing facilities on roundabouts at Main Street
    • Improved links into new Renwick Road path to build on improved network
    • Footpaths at rail crossings
    • Improved visibility of existing zebra crossings

Help us build upon the above and share your insights on key routes, constraints and missing links within Proserpine.

Please add location pins to highlight missing links, issues, safety concerns or other ideas to the map survey below, or if prefer a traditional survey, select the survey tool below.

  • You may complete this short survey as an alternative to our map survey, as required.

    Residents don't need to complete both to have their say.

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