Gravel Footpath

A Gravel Footpath is a footpath constructed of compacted gravel.

Useful Life

The useful life of a gravel footpath will vary considerably due to a wide range of environmental factors.

The table below shows the useful life for gravel footpaths adopted by Councils or published elsewhere. At the moment a useful life of about 12 years seems to be typical. Please feel free to add your Councils information below.

Council	Adopted Life
Albury City Council	50 years
Brimbank City Council	12 years
Camden Council	5 years
Campbelltown City Council	10 years
Shoalhaven City Council	20 years
Tea Tree Gully City Council	15 years
Whittlesea City Council	10 years
Wollondilly Shire Council	10 years

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