Island Pathways is working on Salt Spring Island to help create a safe, healthy, non-motorized
environment, and to make our island safer for all road users.
CRD Approves Master Cycling Plan for Salt Spring Island - read more...
We have several different projects and committees:
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Velo Village - Salt Spring Island
June 21 - 23 2012
Velo Village is three-day celebration of rural mobility solutions. Thousands of cyclists from all over British Columbia and around the world are coming to Salt Spring Island to experience bicycle heaven-on-earth! Fun and competitive rides, kinetic sculptures, bicycle cinema and musical performers will bookend a one-day Rural Mobility Solutions workshop on June 22nd. Workshop participants will see and hear how people are addressing the everyday challenges of rural riding. The Salish Sea Statement on Rural Mobility will map out an agenda for increasing bicycle safety and improving connectivity between city cyclists and their country cousins.
Visit our blog at: http://velo-village2012.blogspot.com/
or email us.
 March 2012 Velo Village Press Release
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Grey Williamson being the Official Easter Bunny at Island Pathway's Easter Work Party. Grey had all is friends donate to Pathways instead of giving him a present at his last birthday. We thought he should be our Bunny.
Check out our news page for the most recent updates.
Pathways volunteers working on a new section of pathway Upper Ganges
Road from Moby's to Churchill - September 2011
Salt Spring Island
can be a challenging place for cycling with its narrow roads - every year, the Helmets for Life program provides and
properly fits approved helmets for island children. Do your part:
- wear a helmet
- wear
a reflective vest or other reflective clothing
- have your lights on
even during the daylight hours. MEC has a handlebar-mounted flashing LED light to enhance
visibility.
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