The 1.5km pathway extension to the greater 13km Linear Pathway has been identified as a highly important link that will provide numerous transport, recreation, and ecological benefits for the community.
The Sturt River Linear Park (SRLP) forms part of Adelaide's Metropolitan Open Space System (MOSS). It is identified in the State Government's 30-year plan for greater Adelaide as a specific target under its greenways policies. It seeks to establish a continuous public open space link from the Patawalonga Basin in Glenelg North to Frank Smith Park in Coromandel Valley, with links to the Belair National Park
This particular concept design has been developed to complete the 'missing link', the final stage in the existing Sturt River Linear Park pathway network. This final section for the Linear Pathway follows the Sturt River/ Warripari from where the existing linear pathway terminates at Pine Avenue through to Tapleys Hill Road in Glenelg North.
View the concept plans and share your thoughts on the proposed connection of the Sturt River Linear Park Pathway.
