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| M80 Trail | |
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M80 Trail footbridge located in Thomastown | |
| Length | 43km |
| Location | Melbourne,Victoria,Australia |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Hazards | Broken glass, magpies during breeding season |
| Surface | Bitumen and concrete |
| Hills | Occasional small hilly sections, large hill (heading west) in Greensborough |
| Train(s) | Ginifer,Jacana,Thomastown,Greensborough |
TheM80 Trail (previously known as theWestern Ring Road Trail) is a shared-usepath forcyclists andpedestrians thatbridges the northern suburbs and follows theWestern Ring Road/Metropolitan Ring Road (M80) freeway inMelbourne, Australia.[1][2][3]
The western end of the path begins at the end of Merino Street inSunshine West, branching off from theFederation Trail.
The path then runs approximately parallel to theWestern Ring Road. The path's route passes Keilor Park Drive,Malvern andCoventry Streets, andJacana Railway Station. There are also intersections withMoonee Ponds Creek Trail andCraigieburn Bypass Trail.
The eastern end of the path begins at the roundabout intersection of Diamond Creek Road, the Greensborough Bypass and Civic Drive inGreensborough, 1.2km east of thePlenty River Trail turnoff.

Going from West to East:Federation Trail,Wellness Trail,Kororoit Creek Trail,Maribyrnong River Trail,Steele Creek Trail,Moonee Ponds Creek Trail,Merri Creek Trail,Craigieburn Bypass Trail,Edgars Creek Trail,St Georges Rd Trail,Darebin Creek Trail north thenDarebin Creek Trail south,Greensborough Bypass Trail andPlenty River Trail.
West end is at37°49′30″S144°48′36″E / 37.825027°S 144.809997°E /-37.825027; 144.809997.East end is at37°41′22″S145°06′46″E / 37.689338°S 145.112656°E /-37.689338; 145.112656.
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