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Magenta pathway opens

December 16, 2024 by Merilyn Vale

Mayor Lawrie McKinna, Councillors Margot Castles, Rachel Stanton and Deputy Mayor Doug Eaton at Magenta Shared Pathway official opening.

The Magenta Shared Pathway officially opened on December 16, with Mayor Lawrie McKinna, together with fellow Councillors, cutting the ribbon to mark the occasion. This project was funded by Central Coast Council through developer contributions and provides a scenic route between North Entrance towards Toukley for cyclists and pedestrians.

Council Director Infrastructure Services, Boris Bolgoff said the opening of this final stage of the 3.7km Magenta Shared Pathway project was a significant milestone for the Central Coast.

“This pathway provides a vital link for active transport, connecting the popular town centres of The Entrance and Toukley,” Mr Bolgoff said.

“It offers a safe and scenic route for cyclists and pedestrians of all ages and abilities, with stunning views of Wyrrabalong National Park and glimpses of Tuggerah Lake.

“It also completes a key missing link in the NSW Coastline Cycleway route which aims to provide a continuous cycling and walking route along the entire NSW coastline from Queensland to Victoria.

“The pathway features a mix of elevated and on-ground sections taking into account environmental considerations and accessibility.

“There are also viewing platforms, seating and a bicycle repair station located along the route that provide opportunities for users to pause and appreciate the natural beauty of the area and carry out any emergency repairs.

“Whilst landscaping and planting has been undertaken, further planting will be undertaken in autumn 2025 during a favourable season for planting success.

“This project aligns with Council’s commitment to creating a vibrant and sustainable community by encouraging active transport and promoting a healthy lifestyle.”

Mayor McKinna said he was honoured to cut the ribbon to signify the official opening of the pathway.

“I encourage everyone to come out and experience this wonderful new pathway. Whether you’re a recreational cyclist, a runner or casual walker, it is available for all.”

Access points are located at The Entrance, North Entrance, Toukley or designated car parks along the pathway.

 

Filed Under: Spotlight Tagged With: bike path

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