Mid and East Antrim and Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Councils have unveiled early plans to create a new greenway connecting Ballymena to Cushendall.
The plans could also include a possible connection to Broughshane.
The councils, working with UK charity Sustrans, are hosting a series of community consultation events to gather ideas and opinions on the proposed greenway.
Consultation events will be hosted on the several dates listed below:
• 15 May 7.30pm-9pm – Ballymena Showgrounds
• 17 May 7.30-9pm – Broughshane House, Main St, Broughshane
• 22 May 7.30-9pm – Glenravel Parish Centre, Glenravel Rd, Martinstown
• 24 May 7.30-9pm – Cushendall Parish Centre, Chapel Rd, Cushendall
Mayor, Cllr Paul Reid said: "There's a great opportunity here to develop an amenity that has the potential to benefit the area and communities on a variety of levels from transport and health to the local economy and tourism. I would encourage anyone who has a view or just wants to find out more to come along to one of the events."
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