Te Whau Pathway under way – now let’s keep track of progress!
Stage 1 of Te Whau Pathway was officially opened over the weekend, with Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse in attendance. And the Pathway has a gorgeous new website, giving the history and […]
Boardwalks through time…
…or: Why do dawn blessings have to happen so very early??? Last week, we got a short-notice-invite to the dawn blessing for the construction works on the Eric Armishaw Reserve […]
Have gold card, will cycle – the new bike ambassadors
One of the things I love about getting around by bike and public transport is the people I bump into along the way: I feel like it gives me a […]
Zane rides the Timber Trail – Part 2 of 2
We left Zane in the middle of a suspension bridge, just about halfway through the magnificent Timber Trail. Rejoin the story as he heads downhill all the way home… After an […]
Zane rides the Timber Trail – Part 1 of 2
We’ve written about the fabulous Timber Trail before, one of the most spectacular stretches of the NZ Cycle Trail (and home to the longest bike trail suspension bridge in the country). So we couldn’t resist […]
UCF projects: Waterview Shared Path PLUS
In this short series, we discuss [not necessarily in order of importance] the various Auckland cycle projects that have achieved funding from the Urban Cycleway Fund, and thus are likely […]
Waterways for cycling – a Brisbane treat to add to Auckland’s shopping basket
Like many Kiwi families, we’ve had one of our kids lured by the flash salaries and job opportunities of Australia. We’re lucky our son is on the east coast, so […]
Cycleway detours at Te Atatu
Sarah Price, NZTA’s stakeholder manager would like to alert NW Cycleway users and people on the Te Atatu Interchange that there’s a few shifts of paths coming up. Thanks to […]
Cycle Action meeting this Thursday, 26 February – Get along!
Where: Pioneer Women’s Centre, Ground Floor Meeting Room, Freyburg Square off High Street in the central city When: 6pm on Thursday, 26 February What: A presentation on the GI-Tamaki cycle way […]
