This study looks at the development and characteristics of the Great Coastal Walk of Metropolitan Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Covering 100 km, this coastal walk connects beaches and trails on the eastern coast of Sydney and was oficially opened in 2008. The idea to create a walking path along the entire coastline of Sydney was proposed in the late 1980s. To realize this vision, the NSW state government made a master plan for the project and developed subsidies to support municipalities' individual plans for sections of the coastal walk route. As a result, the development of the long coastal walk has provided an opportunity to reevaluate the condition of Sydney's coastal front as a public asset.
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