ACCESSIBLE ayr
Accessible Ayr is an ambitious project to significantly improve the town centre, making it a vibrant and more attractive place for people to visit and enjoy, as well as make it easier to access by pedestrians and cyclists, and join other active travel routes.
A number of public consultations have taken place and the design process in now at stage 4 with funding awaited.
Annick Valley Scheme
This project will improve the connection between Lugton to Kilmarnock via Dunlop,
Stewart and Kilmaurs.
With stage 0 complete, feedback from an initial consultation is currently being compiled and the results made public later in the year.
ayr to doonfoot
This is an existing route forming part of the Alloway to Burton route.
NO ROUTE
ayr to prestwick
Stretching from Ayr Esplanade to Prestwick Train Station, Sage 0 and 1 are complete.
BARASSIE TO DUNDONALD
Enabling works are complete and Stage 4 is in progress. The route will stretch from Kilmarnock Road in Barassie to Dundonald.
CULZEAN way
Stage 1 is complete and a feasibility study has been compiled to enable the project to progress to the next stage.
GIRVAN ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK
This is an aspirational project and work has not yet started.
NO ROUTE
GIRVAN TO GRANGESTON
Stage 0 and 1 are complete. The route will stretch from Girvan to Grangeston.
KILMARNOCK GREEN INFINITY LOOP
Stage 3 is complete and stage 4 will be completed this year.
LOANS TO TROON (phase 3)
The route will stretch from Toon Train Station to Loans. Stage 0-2 are complete.
NO ROUTE
PRESTWICK TO BARASSIE
Stage 0 and 1 are complete. The route will stretch from Prestwick Train Station to Kilmarnock Road to Barassie.