Powys County Council is updating its Active Travel Network Map (ATNM) - and we want to hear from you!

Under the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013, all local authorities in Wales must regularly review and improve walking, wheeling, and cycling provisions, and map all routes in designated towns that meet Welsh Government standards. Our current Active Travel Network Map was approved by the Welsh Government in 2022. Since then, several active travel projects have been completed and will be added to the map as part of this refresh.

What’s Being Updated?

The updated map will include:

• Existing Routes in designated towns: These are routes that meet Welsh Government standards for walking, wheeling and cycling (or all three).
• Future Routes in designated towns: These are proposed routes that either don’t yet exist or need improvements to meet the required standards.

We Need Your Feedback

This is the first stage of the map refresh, and your input is essential. Whether you walk, wheel, cycle, or simply care about better travel options in Powys, we want your ideas on how to improve the network.

How to Comment

Zoom in on the map below to your area of interest.
Click on the map to drop a pin on an existing or future route.
Complete the short survey with your feedback, including:

• The Route ID you’re commenting on
• What you like or dislike about the route
• Suggestions for improvement, for example: footpath widening, lighting, drop kerbs, drainage
• Any additional comments, for example: littering, dog fouling, pavement parking, speed limit

Please note: The map may take a few moments to load.

Ready to Get Involved?

Start by zooming in on the map to find the route you want to comment on. Once you’ve selected a location, fill out the quick survey below: