M7 to M12 Shared User Path

Construction of the M7 to M12 shared user path has commenced and will deliver a new 2.3-kilometre pedestrian and cycle path, connecting Cecil Park and Cecil Hills. The new path will create better access to Western Sydney Parklands, providing a vital link for cyclists, walkers, and runners between the M7 Motorway and M12 Motorway.

Once completed, the new route will offer easy access to popular destinations within the Parklands, including the Wylde Mountain Bike (MTB) and BMX tracks, Gabrugal Yana, public amenities, and future recreational spaces around the Liverpool Offtake Reservoir.

This project is a collaboration between Transport for NSW and Greater Sydney Parklands, as part of the long-term vision outlined in the Western Sydney Parklands Southern Parklands Framework. The path is designed to navigate the area's steep terrain and provides an opportunity to link to future parkland tracks and recreational areas.

The shared path is expected to be open to the public in early 2026. 

Work will take place Monday to Friday between 7am to 5pm, and Saturdays between 7am to 1pm, weather permitting, with minimal disruption to residents and park visitors.  

For more information about the M12 Motorway, please visit nswroads.work/M12.