Kur-ring-gai Chase National Parks Cycling Survey

[AUbicycles]

This is being prepared by Bicycle NSW

"The Plan of Management (PoM) for Ku-ring-gai Chase and associated National Parks is being updated and contributions for the PoM have been requested. BNSW is preparing a contribution for this hugely popular cyclist destination. Please take 10 minutes to tell us about your use of Ku-ring-gai Chase NP to strengthen our submission on your behalf."

Very short, takes a few minutes and quite simple questions.


Link:
https://capesdavis.limequery.org/166949

[familyguy]

Some oddly worded questions in that lot. Survey seems slanted towards roadies in groups on sealed areas, very little to MTB riders.

Jim

[Leethal]

Some oddly worded questions in that lot. Survey seems slanted towards roadies in groups on sealed areas, very little to MTB riders.

Jim

Agreed, and IMO not a very well thought out survey from a quantitative view, i.e. doesn't distinguish between commuting, solo/training, group rides, road, CX, MTB etc.

[AUbicycles]

It may be slanted because it is about road changes or improvements rather than broader cycling activity.

[find_bruce]

It also fails to ask some relevant questions, eg where & when you are there. I have mostly been to Akuna Bay & West Head, early on a weekend morning when cycle traffic is high but motorised traffic is light. Bobo, McCarrs Ck Rd & other times or days & the experience may be quite different.

[Leethal]

Also, the survey doesn't ask/allow for any recommendations. I'd advocate that the Three Gorges (Galston, Berowra and Bobbin Head) should all be 50km speed zones. These are national parks, not public race tracks.