Bike-Walk Alliance is thrilled to announce two new Business Supporters. Welcome “Tri It Your Way” multi-sport coaching! Owner Anne Torrez is a long-time cyclist who values & appreciates the work BWANH does. Anne specializes in creating training plans that will fit people’s needs and help individuals achieve their athletic potential. If you are a motivated athlete looking […]
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Help BWANH by volunteering for Bikes & Beers New Hampshire! The Bikes & Beers New Hampshire ride is happening at Smuttynose Brewery on Saturday, July 23rd, 2022. Volunteers are still needed to help out with this great fun event, which is a significant fundraiser for BWANH. This is your chance to have a great time […]
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Currently there’s still plenty of room for folks who want to do the 2022 Seacoast Century happening on Saturday, September 24th, starting from the Hampton Beach Pavilion in Hampton New Hampshire. This year is the 48th annual. Lots of pre-ride, post-ride, and during-the-ride services available. Read all the details on the event registration details. One of the […]
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This is an important “CALL TO ACTION”. The Derry Rail Trail Alliance, the New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition, the Granite State Rail Trail, and the Bike-Walk Alliance of New Hampshire encourage those who care about the Derry Rail Trail and the Granite State Rail Trail to contact officials and let them know your concerns regarding the […]
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Thanks to Manchester Moves, the Parker Street Mural on Manchester’s Piscataquog Rail Trail is complete! Beautiful work by a variety of Manchester Artists, including Unchartered Tutoring, Peter Noonan, and Yaz Spazz. Traveling through the tunnel was previously dark and uninviting. It is now an explosion of color. Many hands helped make this project happen. One way to check […]
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Wide, unobstructed, well-maintained sidewalks with no gaps or dead ends are the best infrastructure communities of all sizes can invest in. From urban to suburban to rural areas, sidewalks provide democratic, inexpensive access to transit, parks, jobs, education, and all aspects of daily living. Yet many communities — even in denser, urban areas — lack […]
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All rail trails lead to Manchester, but none through it. Manchester is the most populous city in Northern New England. The Granite State Rail Trail is a nearly contiguous 125-mile rail trail, however, it has a major gap between Manchester and Concord. Why? This rail segment hasn’t been abandoned like many others, and continues […]
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The 2021-2022 NH legislative season winds down with good outcomes for the various bills supported by BWANH, our members, and our affiliates. The following bills have been signed by Governor Sununu or will be in the coming days. HB-1579 as introduced by Rep. Linda Gould at the request of NHRTC updates the Recreational Use Statutes […]
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People and organizations support BWANH for a variety of reasons. Most want streets that are safer and more welcoming for bicyclists and pedestrians, communities that are designed to be less dependent on motor vehicles, and a higher percentage of funding for building, maintaining, and expanding bicycle and pedestrian routes, not just motor vehicle routes. BWANH […]
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