Capital Region Rail Trails Project
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Since regular rail services ceased on a number of southeast New South Wales railway lines, interest has grown among cycling, equestrian, tourism and government bodies and others in adapting rail corridors for cycling, horse riding and walking. The resulting trails along the corridors are known as rail trails.
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