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The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA) is seeking community input on its draft Great Ocean Road Regional Trail Strategy.

The strategy provides a framework to guide state and local government agencies in the development of trails in the Great Ocean Road region. It presents a shared vision along with the principles, goals and actions required to achieve this vision over the next 10 years.

Among the trails covered in the strategy is the Promenade, which spans the length of Lady Bay from the Breakwater to Moyjil.

The strategy aims to build on previous investments to establish the Great Ocean Road Region as one of Australia’s outstanding trail destinations. It sets the strategic direction for planning, developing, maintaining, managing, marketing, and utilising an integrated network of trails in the region over the next decade.

To read the draft strategy and have input go to haveyoursay.greatoceanroadauthority.vic.gov.au/manytrails-onedirection

Image. Credit: Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority

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