On September 22nd, from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm, find out how Queen City Bike Collective is breaking down barriers to make the world of cycling more available to everyone.
Read MoreBike Talk: Cycling in Solidarity
Month: September 2021
NH Rail Trails Conference October 16
The New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition (NHRTC), an affiliate of the Bike-Walk Alliance, is pleased to announce that the biennial NH Rail Trails conference will be held on Saturday, October 16, 2021.
Read MoreBikes & Beers NH Recap
On Saturday, July 24th, 2021, New Hampshire weather held out and it was a perfect day for the Bikes & Beers New Hampshire event, held at the famed Smuttynose Brewery in Hampton, New Hampshire.
Read MoreGACIT Meetings
Speak Up at 10 Year Plan Meetings! Did you know the state of New Hampshire, like many states, is required by law to update its Ten Year Plan (TYP) for transportation improvements every 2 years?
Read MoreBike Fixit Stations Increase in 2021
BWA is happy to report that the number of public bike Fixit stations in New Hampshire has increased dramatically in 2021!
Read MoreE-Bike Presentation
On Wednesday Sept 8th, the New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition (represented by NHRTC President and BWA Board member Dave Topham) and Bike-Walk Alliance (represented by BWA board President Paula Bedard) gave a presentation on e-bikes
Read MoreSeacoast Century Needs Volunteers
The Granite State Wheelers annual Seacoast Century is less than 3 weeks away and is still short on volunteers in some key areas like rest stops and SAGs.
Read MoreSafe Routes to School Program Update
Bike-Walk Alliance is starting up the Safe Routes to School program for its 5th year.
Read MoreSituational Awareness on Rail Trails
By Paul Margolin, Londonderry Trailways Accidents happen. It’s unfortunate, but they do. Because accidents are random and infrequent, we don’t expect them, but maybe that’s part of the problem.
Read MoreLegislation to Help Rail Trails
A primary goal of NHRTC is to provide guidance for the development and maintenance of NH rail trails. Linking existing trails together will provide greater opportunities for longer rides and adventures,
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