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Amy Gillett Bikeway
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16.01.2022 The Amy Gillett Bikeway is well loved and well used ... and it needs to be extended to Mount Pleasant. With some Federal support, we could set up this popular walking, cycling and riding track so it links in with the cycling experiences in other regions.
12.01.2022 Please read the following government notification regarding traffic restrictions in the Adelaide Hills from 15-19 June as essential roadside maintenance work is... undertaken that will affect roadways and the Amy Gillett Bikeway. Be aware of the times and locations of restrictions and, as always, drive and ride so that everyone can enjoy their journey and arrive safely. ---------- The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) will be undertaking essential maintenance works to trim roadside vegetation damaged by the Adelaide Hills bushfires earlier this year. Works will commence this coming Monday 15 June, and are expected to be complete by Friday 19 June, weather permitting. Vegetation trimming will occur during the day alongside the following roads and a section of the Amy Gillet Bikeway. All roads will remain open during works, however speed and lane restrictions may apply. Cudlee Creek Road Kenton Valley Road Mt Torrens Road Terlinga Road Lobethal Road Amy Gillett Bikeway Please note that while all roads will remain open during works, a 1.8km section of the Amy Gillet Bikeway will need to be closed for one day on Friday 19 June, between the Quarry Road Roundabout and Newman Road, Charleston. DPTI appreciates your cooperation and patience while these works are undertaken.
09.01.2022 Very pleased to see that the Bikeway link from Tiers Rd behind the new Kloses is being done. No more riding down the main st. Hooray.
08.01.2022 This is great news - The Adelaide Hills Council has identified an extension of the Amy Gillett Bikeway as a Priority Project to kickstart recovery in a communit...y still reeling from the Cuddlee Creek bushfires and now facing the devastating impact on tourism of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Council will be seeking a total of $9 million from Government for 3 components of the extension: Balhannah to Hahndorf, Mount Torrens to Birdwood, Birdwood to Mount Pleasant. These new sections of the rail trail are expected to form part of the proposed Wine Capital Cycle Trail spanning 250 kilometres and four world renowned South Australian wine regions" Hills Voice 9/4/20 Photo Credit: Barry Woodman
02.01.2022 709 hauls the Mount Pleasant goods approaching Burfords Hill Road bridge in January 1963, photographer Jeremy R Browne
