Consultation period: 3 September 2026 - 26 November 2026.
Residents across Gwynedd are invited to share their views on how walking, wheeling and cycling can be made safer, easier and more accessible for everyone, as part of a new public consultation on the future Active Travel Network Map for the county.
- Walking - Whether you walk to work, school, the shops or simply for leisure, your experiences matter. Tell us about the routes you use and the improvements you'd like to see to help make walking in Gwynedd safer, easier and more enjoyable for everyone.
- Wheeling - If you use a wheelchair, mobility scooter or other wheeled mobility aid, we want to hear from you. Share your experiences and help identify barriers and opportunities so that routes across Gwynedd become more accessible, inclusive and convenient for all.
- Cycling - Whether you cycle every day or occasionally for recreation, your feedback can help shape better cycling infrastructure across Gwynedd. Let us know where improvements are needed to create safer, more connected and more appealing routes for cyclists of all ages and abilities.
Reason for consulting
Under the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013, all Local Authorities in Wales are required to submit updated Active Travel Network Maps to the Welsh Government. These maps support the planning, delivery and funding of active travel schemes, helping to create more integrated, accessible and sustainable travel networks for everyday journeys.
Residents, businesses and community groups are encouraged to share their views on existing routes and suggest ideas for new walking, wheeling and cycling routes or improvements to the network.
Have your say
Actve Travel Consultation: Online Survey (opens in new tab)Closing date: 26 November 2026
More information about walking, wheeling and cycling in Gwynedd is also available here: Active Travel (opens in new tab)
To request a paper copy, contact us:
- 01286 679426
- ygc@gwynedd.llyw.cymru (opens in new tab)
All comments submitted will be considered as we develop and plan improvements to the Gwynedd walking, wheeling and cycling network in the future, where this is both possible and practical.