Project Overview

Help shape the future of walking, cycling, and rolling in Prince George!

The City of Prince George is developing an Active Transportation Plan to create a complete and comfortable active transportation network for people of all ages and abilities, making it easier and safer for residents to get around by walking, cycling, rolling. The Active Transportation Plan will help guide decision-making and investments related to active transportation improvements.

The Active Transportation Plan focuses on commuter trips and active transportation routes that are on, or adjacent to, roadways. The network recommendations included in the Plan provide connections to trails and other recreational facilities, but this is not a Trails or Parks Plan and there are no trail rustic or local trail projects proposed as part of the active transportation plan.

Have your say

Based on a review of existing conditions and community and key audience feedback during the first round of engagement, we have developed preliminary actions, proposed network maps, and a list of infrastructure projects to improve active transportation in Prince George. We want to hear your feedback on each to help us create an Active Transportation Plan that represents community priorities and interests.

Proposed Network & Infrastructure Improvements Maps

Check out the draft maps: Pedestrian Network Improvements, Cycling Network Improvements, Intersections and Crossings Improvements, "Quick Win" Projects, and Major Projects. Click here for a readable PDF of the engagement materials.

Legend Background:

  • The proposed identified Pedestrian Network Projects and Gaps refer to new sidewalks and multi-use pathways that close gaps and improve connectivity for people walking and rolling.
  • Proposed Future Cycling Routes refer to new connections - such as multi-use pathways, protected bike lanes, painted lanes, and neighbourhood bikeways - that expand the network and fill gaps.
  • Proposed Route Upgrades refer to improvements to existing routes that enhance comfort and safety through added separation from motor vehicles.
  • Proposed Rural Active Transportation Routes include short-term measures like signage and pavement markings, with long-term opportunities for paved shoulders or off-street trails.
  • Identified Gaps on Provincial Roadways reflect locations where the City will continue advocating to the Province for higher-quality infrastructure.

Please provide your feedback through Community Survey Part 2.

Community Mapping: What We Heard

In July 2025, the City launched the first round of community engagement for the Active Transportation Plan (ATP), aimed at raising awareness of the plan, understanding community interests and priorities, and identifying gaps and opportunities across the existing active transportation network.

In addition to the summer engagement activities, the project team drew on key findings from the Prince George Official Community Plan (OCP) process (September 2023–October 2024), where transportation was a major focus. A summary of transportation-related feedback from the OCP has been incorporated into this report to provide additional context and inform the ATP.