Please note that the maps are indicative only. Not all existing trails are shown. High-use trails such as Western Wedgetail and Luge will remain.
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SFP is located just 15 minutes from Canberra’s city centre, is a versatile and increasingly popular facility, drawing approximately 560,000 visitors each year. To ensure the park remains one of Australia’s premier destinations for outdoor activities, the ACT Government announced the development of the Tracks and Trails Masterplan, enlisting World Trail, a global leader in trail design, to assist in its creation.
The process involved extensive research and consultation with park users and the broader community, giving each key user group the opportunity to contribute their insights.
Following extensive consultation, the SFP Tracks and Trails Masterplan outlines a visionary approach for the future of the park's tracks and trails, ensuring that SFP continues to evolve as a vibrant specialist centre for both recreational and professional sports in Canberra. Designed with the needs of a wide range of users in mind—including mountain bikers, runners, road cyclists, pump and BMX riders, equestrians, walkers, and families—the Masterplan will be implemented in multiple stages to meet growing demand and enhance the park’s offerings.
Please note that the maps are indicative only. Not all existing trails are shown. High-use trails such as Western Wedgetail and Luge will remain.
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At Handlebar Cafe, University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park.
At Handlebar Cafe, University of Canberra Stromlo Forest Park.