We’re pleased to invite all members to the Annual General Meeting of Wagga Rail Trail Incorporated, to be held on Tuesday 30th September 2025 at 6pm in the Wagga City Council Meeting Room.
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We’re thrilled to share some fantastic news with members– Wagga Wagga City Council has recently voted in support of progressing the Wagga Rail Trail!
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A comprehensive report outlining the development process for the Wagga Rail Trail is going before Wagga Wagga City Council on Monday 26th May, 2025.
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In this newsletter there are important updates on: WWCC vote on rail trail development in Wagga and Riverside Revegetation Planting Day coming up
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Thank you to everyone who helped with the riverbank clean up, NSW Rail Trail Forum and Family Fun Day 9/10 April at Tumbarumba, Share your thoughts on cycling with this WWCC survey, Annual General Meeting notice.
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In the past twelve months, we have continued to work toward making the Wagga Rail Trail a reality.
Although the momentum and media attention created during our Crowd Funding and Implementation Plan campaigns has slowed, our work behind the scenes has been equally important and we continue to make progress toward our ultimate goal of trail implementation.
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The development of rail-trails could bring a significant economic boost to fire-ravaged communities in the Eastern Riverina region after the catastrophic fire season.
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Interested in becoming a comittee member? Wagga Rail Trail Inc. invites all members to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Association.
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Declare your support for access to the rail corridor today! Wagga Wagga City Council has presented to the community, final route plans for the shared cycle path to Forest Hill, to be built by mid 2020 as part of their Active Travel Network.
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Wagga Rail Trail Inc. invites all members to attend the Annual General Meeting of the association.
Read MoreRecently elected Independent Member for Wagga, The Hon. Dr Joe McGirr MP is clearly in favour of the Wagga Rail Trail project and recognises the tourism opportunities that it will bring to our region.
Read MoreAn exciting step forward has been confirmed in the development of the Wagga Rail Trail. The first stage of the planned trail, a 10km section from Wagga to Forest Hill, will effectively be built by Wagga Wagga City Council as part of their Active Travel Plan.
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