May is National Bike Month: Discover our beautiful rail trails with the Tour de New Hampshire

read more…: May is National Bike Month: Discover our beautiful rail trails with the Tour de New Hampshire

May is National Bike Month! To mark this exciting occasion, the Bike Walk Alliance of New Hampshire, in collaboration with the Granite State Wheelers and the New Hampshire Rail Trail Coalition, invites you on a thrilling series of guided bicycle tours along the breathtaking rail trails of the Granite State. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to biking, these weekend tours are designed to ignite your sense of adventure and showcase the natural beauty of New Hampshire’s trail system.

Help make Manchester the No. 1 mid-sized city by preserving and expanding our bike lanes

read more…: Help make Manchester the No. 1 mid-sized city by preserving and expanding our bike lanes

We urge the leaders of the City of Manchester not only to maintain all existing bike lanes but also develop plans for their expansion. These plans should aim at connecting existing bike lanes with other important destinations within our city, such as employment, residential areas and commerce, as well as connecting them to the multi-use trail system.

Third community Conservation Walk set for Oct. 14 in Merrimack River Millyard

read more…: Third community Conservation Walk set for Oct. 14 in Merrimack River Millyard

The Conservation Commission invites everyone to join in for this brief but informative walking tour that will feature narration by Policy and Education Specialist John Macone of the Merrimack River Watershed Council (MRWC). Participants will learn about MRWC efforts to protect the Merrimack River as its runs through two States on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. 

The Cycling City: Join the biking revolution!

read more…: The Cycling City: Join the biking revolution!

Welcome to “The Cycling City.“ This is a new monthly column that will discuss how cycling can benefit not only the individual but also the community as a whole. We will look at why people ride bikes, and how cycling can make a community healthier, happier, and more connected while providing a true alternative transportation network.

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