APRIL 2023
Start of final section of Monck’s Bay
"My goal for the pathway is that it becomes much more than a connection between two points – that it becomes an opportunity to get together, to exercise, to explore, to adventure, and to enjoy."
Hanno Sander, Chair
MARCH 2023
First phase of Monck’s Bay section open to the public
OCTOBER 2022
First Heritage Walk
FEBRUARY 2018
Peacocks Gallop road section complete
AUGUST 2017
Eco Reserve on Beachville Road completed
MAY 2015
Pathway completed from Causeway to Scott Park
"I am passionate about the ‘riviera’ of Christchurch and believe the people of our city deserve a world-class coastal pathway – so that all ages can fully appreciate, interact and enjoy this asset, and show it off with pride to our visitors"
GRAHAM COLLEY, CCP COMMITTEE & LOCAL RESIDENT
NOVEMBER 2014
The Press Summer Starter Fun Run
JUNE 2014
Wraight + Associates appointed
as landscape architects
JULY 2014
Causeway swale planted with local plant species
that will mitigate pollution
"A vision emerged for a green, accessible, varied and connected pathway. Key values and ideas were distilled to the desire for: ‘a necklace of jewels, connecting communities.’"
WRAIGHT + ASSOCIATES 2014
JULY 2013
Coastal Pathway project gets a $250,000 boost
from civil engineers Fulton Hogan
NOVEMBER 2013
Causeway reopens with first
section of the new pathway
JUNE 2013
Christchurch City Council votes
to commit $9.9m towards the
Coastal Pathway
OCTOBER 2012
Wraight & Associates present
"Draft Concept Design and
Feasibility Report"
"As more people are hearing about this, the support for the pathway is growing exponentially”"
- Linda Rutland 2012
SEPTEMBER 2011
Group formed and Inaugural Chair is Linda Rutland
MAY 2012
CCPG become an incorporated society
and is registered with the Charities Commission
2011 EARTHQUAKE
6.3 Magnitude earthquake
185 dead, 7,000 injured
thousands of homes destroyed or damaged
2010 EARTHQUAKE
7.1 magnitude earthquake
homes destroyed or damaged
