Letchworth Garden City Greenway wants to hear from you.
The Garden City Heritage Foundation is running a survey where you can share your views on how the 13-mile route of countryside can be improved.
All suggestions are welcome, and will be heard by Friends of the Greenway, a new group of volunteers helping to keep the popular route in good condition.
Elizabeth Towler, Strategic Landscape Architect, at Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation said:
"There is huge scope for the community to get involved in helping us make the Greenway better for all its users. We are currently running a survey and the Friends of the Greenway group will help us implement the suggestions that come from this."
The Garden City Greenway was opened in 2003 as a commemoration of Letchworth's first centenary.
The Greenway is a popular route enjoyed by walkers and cyclists, with several stopping points along the way - including Radwell Meadows, Wymondley Woods and Willian Pond.
The survey closes on Sunday, September 15.
To have your say before the deadline, visit letchworth.com/what-we-do/leisure/greenway-survey.
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