Seven Ideas for Auckland’s 175th Birthday – Part 2
This is a guest blog from Jonathan and was originally published on his blog http://jonathanbgood.com/ With so many good ideas, we have split this into two parts – this is part […]
Changes on Northwestern cycleway and Patiki Road
A message from Sarah Price at the Causeway Alliance From Thursday 12 February the access between Patiki Road and the Northwestern cycleway will be moved. Cyclists coming from Patiki Road […]
Westhaven interim cycleway from North Wharf
As well as the exciting news that the Westhaven boardwalk promenade is now open, AT have also announced an interim cycle path to link North Wharf to the new boardwalk. […]
No fuss or delay – ride the yellow (non)-brick road !
Yesterday we brought you the report from the star team at the NZTA’s Causeway Alliance – We’re reaching an exciting stage where we can commission the Oakley Creek boardwalk…………. If […]
Celebrating more stars from the West – NW Cycleway
One of our 2014 highlights was working with the project teams building new cycleways across Auckland. The NZTA’s Causeway Alliance team are outstanding – they never fail to make our […]
Pohutukawa Coast day trip – Pine Harbour to Maraetai return
Guest blog from Pippa Coom, Deputy Chair, Waitemata Local Board Several years ago I took a visiting American friend on a newly discovered bike ride that involved catching the ferry […]
Summer in Auckland – holiday day- rides
Guest blog from Jane Admore, Cycle Action’s Membership Secretary Having family back from Europe these holidays we’ve remained in Auckland. Vehicle numbers are way down, and although not quite reaching […]
Submit on SkyPath – key issues guide coming in January
Earlier this month the Resource Consent for SkyPath was fully publicly notified – meaning that anyone can make a submission on the project before 23 January. This is a big […]
A little gem waiting to be explored – Motu Trail
The weather gods could have been kinder, but a day of drizzle last weekend didn’t spoil our pleasure in the Motu Trail. I think it’s up there with the best […]
