We connect overlooked paths into welcoming routes for walking, rolling, and riding across the whole region.
The network
Trailkind links everyday destinations through a continuous network of low-stress paths. Short urban connectors meet woodland loops and rural corridors, making it easier to choose movement for the daily trip.
Explore the route planWhere it runs
Our signed routes begin close to home, follow creek edges and old rail lines, then open into the surrounding hills. Pick an afternoon loop or keep going across the region.
Find a group outingWhy it matters
Time outdoors supports attention, mood, and connection. An inviting route makes that time easier to choose.
Protected paths give more people a practical alternative for short trips to school, shops, work, and friends.
Trails bring different generations together in the same landscape and give neighbours a reason to know one another.
Trailkind route system
Six linked corridors make up 74.6 miles of signed trail. Each has its own character, while shared wayfinding keeps the whole network legible.
Field notes
Built together
Keep in step
Monthly route news, community workdays, and the occasional excellent picnic spot.