Morisset shared pathway

About the project

We’re planning for the future by improving active transport connectivity through Morisset.

We’re designing Stage 2 of the Cooranbong to Morisset cycling route, following the recent completion of Stage 1 from Cooranbong to Stockton Creek via Avondale University.

Running along Stockton and Kahibah streets from Freemans Drive, the new shared pathway will make it easier to travel to places like Morisset High School, Bernie Goodwin Memorial Park, Morisset Swim Centre and the PCYC, without having to rely on the car.

Existing footpath connections along Kahibah and Stockton streets will be upgraded to a wider shared path, creating a continuous off-road cycling route from Bernie Goodwin Memorial Park to Freemans Drive that’s suitable for walking and cycling.

We asked our community for feedback on the designs throughout August and September 2026. Staff are now reviewing feedback and will make any required changes to the design before sharing these updated plans with the community.

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The bigger picture

We’re upgrading shared pathways across Greater Morisset to help connect our community – whether you’re on foot, using pedal power or other kinds of active transport. 

The Greater Morisset area (encompassing Morisset, Cooranbong and Wyee) is experiencing significant growth, which is expected to continue in the years ahead. 

We know these growing communities need access to active transport infrastructure, like shared pathways, if they’re going to leave the car at home and choose to walk or cycle to access everyday services and activities.  

As part of the development of our Morisset Place Strategy, Council is working with Transport for NSW to create an Integrated Transport Plan for the area.