How to Mountain Bike Trail Riding Tips & Tricks: Don Valley Pump Run 5:05 ... Mountain ...
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Skill Level:
You do NOT need to be an advanced rider. This will not be focused on North Shore stuff like skinnies, although we WILL stop at them all and give people a chance to try them. We will spot each other and cover some basic bail/safety techniques, so this is a good ride for you if you have at least intermediate skills.
You should be comfortable riding a rock garden and riding over small logs (8" or less) to really benefit from this ride. Strongly recommend everyone bring at least knee armour. As we will be stopping, bug spray is a sensible item for your backpack.
You do NOT need to be an advanced rider. This will not be focused on North Shore stuff like skinnies, although we WILL stop at them all and give people a chance to try them. We will spot each other and cover some basic bail/safety techniques, so this is a good ride for you if you have at least intermediate skills.
You should be comfortable riding a rock garden and riding over small logs (8" or less) to really benefit from this ride. Strongly recommend everyone bring at least knee armour. As we will be stopping, bug spray is a sensible item for your backpack.
Wednesday
Hiking Buddies!
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
GC3PW0D Hiking the greenbelt (Traditional Cache) in Ontario ...
Just a quick little hike into the beautiful Ottawa Greenbelt trails. I found this area while on the search for another cache which unfortunately I did not find, ...
www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_
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Info about the Rouge National Park. Parks Canada are looking for public input on the creation of the new Rouge Park: http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/progs/
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Just a quick little hike into the beautiful Ottawa Greenbelt trails. I found this area while on the search for another cache which unfortunately I did not find, ...
www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_
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Info about the Rouge National Park. Parks Canada are looking for public input on the creation of the new Rouge Park: http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/progs/
Parks Canada has an online survey: http://pc.sondages-surveys.ca/
Separated Bike Lanes on Wellesley
Over
the last 1.5 years Cycle Toronto has focused on bringing physically
separated bike lanes to Toronto. As a result of our efforts, the first
lane will be built on Sherbourne this summer and an Environmental
Assessment process for separated bike lanes on Richmond and Adelaide
should begin this summer as well. Last month we achieved another victory
when the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee expanded the
Wellesley Street separated bike lane project east to Parliament and west
to St. George, and approved the public consultation process to
implement a separated bike lane on Harbord Street from St. George to
Ossington.
Study after study
has confirmed that physically separated bike lanes, connected in a
robust network, have a dramatic impact on getting more people riding
bicycles on city streets. The City of Toronto reports that 54% of
Torontonians rode a bicycle in the last year, yet according to
Statistics Canada, only 2% ride to work regularly. Adding physical
barriers between cars and bicycles de-stresses the cycling experience,
improves safety and makes people feel more comfortable.
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