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2021-03-09 P&E Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Trail Masterplan
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Strategy Action Timeframe Partners /
Short: 1-2 yrs Stakeholders
Medium: 3-5 yrs
Long: 5-10 yrs
Infrastructure and planning
Trail Town designation – Pomona • Confirm trail connectivity via Golden Triangle Short • Noosa Council
Masterplan (where trails will enter / exit town • QLD Parks and Wildlife
Suggest designating Pomona as
/ where trail hub will be). Service
a ‘Trail Town’ hub. Pomona is well
facilitated by supporting services • Confirm likely trail user support services • Heart of Pomona
(accommodation, cafes etc.), and gaps and opportunities. • Pomona Railway
as a community in better readiness Station Gallery
• Work with local businesses to engage and
to take on the designation of being • Pomona Mens Shed
activate for trail-based visitation.
a Trail Town, with likely higher ratio • Noosa & District
of community support. Potential for • Collaborate with the Pomona Railway Station Landcare
redeveloping and improving trail Gallery, where visitor information is currently • Pomona community
network in this region is excellent being provided, to become a dedicated Trail and businesses
with high trail quality and features Information Centre.
• Tourism Noosa
and good links both to the east
and west, making it well positioned • Assess transport to/from options for users
geographically for access. linking to Noosa and other regional tourism
hubs; activate transport stakeholders (train
operators etc.).
• Identify key Pomona community champions
for the Pomona Trail Town designation, both
individual and organisational (schools etc.).
Wooroi MTB Hub • Toilet, water and car parking facilities Short • Noosa Council
upgrade, required urgently. • QLD Parks and Wildlife
Improve facility infrastructure to meet
Service
demand.
• Noosa Trailblazers
Ringtail State Forest • Evaluate current land manager plans and Short • Noosa Council
timelines for land parcel, noting change in • QLD Parks and Wildlife
The handover of Ringtail State
usage from harvesting to recreational. Service
Forest to transition to National Park
status creates an ideal opportunity to • Identify preferred trail design and alignments • Noosa Parks
develop a trail plan that incorporates inclusive realignments, upgrades and new Association
realigning existing trails (for better trail build, that will service identified markets • Kabi Kabi
experience and linkages) and the for that zone. • HQ Plantations
creation of new trails based on • Noosa & District
• Look to identify appropriate site for and
maximising the landscapes and Landcare
include dedicated Trail Hub trailhead,
elevation on offer for high quality
inclusive parking, shelter, water supply, racks • Tourism Noosa
mountain biking and on-foot (walk/
and fix-it station.
run) trails. Ringtail’s proximity to
Boreen Point in the north also makes • Work with land managers to incorporate trail
it a primary focus for education plan into ongoing land management and
group use, with Boreen Point and development plans.
Elanda Point major hubs for school
groups, and major users of trails • Develop ‘brand story’ for Ringtail Trail
in the region. From safety and Network as a cohesive chapter of a broader
experience perspectives there is Noosa Trail Network rebranding.
requirement for a transit linking trail
from Boreen Point to the northern
Ringtail State Forest entrance
trailhead. Connecting trails are
required to the south-east into
Tewantin NP and to the south-west
into Yurol State Forest, as well as
into Lake Macdonald (potential major
trailhead).
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