Heysen Street and the Woden Renewal

Heyson Street, Photo ACT Government

The bicycle path along Heysen Street is keenly awaited. The current project ends at Devonport Street. As you can see that still leaves a gap. As of July 2020, a further segment was promised. Heysen Street Links is part of the Woden Renewal.

Status update 25 July 2020: construction has not begun.

* The second stage of the Heysen Street Link in Lyons - a new 2.5m wide off-road asphalt shared path along Launceston Street from Burnie Street to the underpass near the Lyons shops.
Heysen Street Link in Lyons to Woden – The second stage of is a new 2.5m wide off-road asphalt shared path along Launceston Street from Burnie Street to the underpass near the Lyons shops.

The ACT Government is considering continuing this cycle path all the way to Woden. This is part of the Woden Renewal. 

“We’re improving connectivity for walking and cycling between Weston Creek and Woden with a new path through the Oakey Hill Nature Reserve being investigated.”

ACT Government

There is a good “interactive map to see what’s happening where in the Woden Town Centre.”

Heysen St cycleway (green) - walking and cycling between Weston Creek and Woden with a new path through the Oakey Hill Nature Reserve being investigated. Source: ACT Government
Heysen St cycleway (green) – walking and cycling between Weston Creek and Woden with a new path through the Oakey Hill Nature Reserve being investigated. Source: ACT Government
Woden Protected Cycleway (green) - constructing a 1.1 kilometre dedicated on-road cycleway in the Woden Town Centre. Source: ACT Government
Woden Protected Cycleway (green) – constructing a 1.1 kilometre dedicated on-road cycleway in the Woden Town Centre. Source: ACT Government
Athllon Drive Corridor upgrade but cycling is not mentioned - Athllon Drive corridor through several upgrades which include duplicating sections. Source: ACT Government
Athllon Drive Corridor upgrade but cycling is not mentioned – Athllon Drive corridor through several upgrades which include duplicating sections. Source: ACT Government

The project is currently open for comment on the ACT Government YourSay website with other projects that are coming up. Leave your comments here. 

2020 is an election year in the ACT and your local candidates will call. Please make sure to request your favourite cycle path project. Community interest and support is essential for ACT Budget funding of these projects. 

Photo by Element5 Digital on Pexels.com

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