Ballan Cycling Hub Feasibility Study

Project Overview

Help shape Ballan’s future as a cycling tourism destination. The Ballan Cycling Hub Feasibility Study is exploring opportunities to attract visitors through regional cycling links. Share your feedback and ideas to inform the study and guide future tourism and infrastructure investment.Feedback can be provided on this project until Sunday 10 May 2026.

Moorabool Shire Council is preparing feasibility studies for the following projects:  

• Ballan Cycling Hub

Blackwood Hiking Hub 

The project is co-funded by Council and the Victorian State Government through the Tiny Towns Fund.

The purpose of the Ballan Cycling Hub feasibility study is to explore opportunities to support cycling activity in and around Ballan. Council will examine levels of interest in cycling, along with possible economic, social and health benefits for the local area. The study will also consider community views and whether there may be opportunities to improve connections between Ballan and visitor destinations such as Daylesford, Blackwood, Creswick and Geelong.

The study will include research and data collection, consultation with local stakeholders, and consideration of how the concept may align with existing regional plans and strategies. It will also identify potential infrastructure needs, provide indicative cost considerations, and outline any challenges or constraints that may need to be taken into account.

The study aims to better understand whether cycling tourism could present future opportunities for Ballan, including potential benefits for local businesses, health and wellbeing outcomes, community connections, and regional connectivity.

  • Public Consultation

    April-May 2026

  • Draft Feasibility studies

    June-August 2026

  • Public Exhibition

    September-October 2026

  • Final Feasibility studies

    November-December 2026

  • Ballan Cycling Hub Community Consultation

    We want to hear from the community as part of this feasibility study. Your feedback will help us understand what matters to local residents, how the Hub could be used, and ensure the final concept reflects local needs and priorities. You can provide feedback until Sunday 10 May 2026.

    Please note: Your responses will not be disclosed nor distributed to any third parties. The survey results will be aggregated and will not be disclosed or publicised. Confidentiality of results is ensured.