The City of Brampton kicks off a Camp Bike Adventure program this week. The program is for 10-13 year olds, and is an opportunity to explore the City of Brampton on a bicycle through our beautiful trails and pathways.
It’s time to save the date again. Join us on Tuesday, July 5 at 6:15pm am as we continue the Community Rides by exploring Mount Pleasant. Register for your choice of 5km or 15km route, depending on your comfort level. All cyclists are welcome, whether you live in Brampton or are visiting. Stick around after the ride for a free refreshment!
Have you heard about the Community Bike Centre’s Bike4Brampton program? Join Bike4Brampton to help make Brampton greener with your biked kilometres.
It’s time to save the date again. Join us on Tuesday, July 5 at 6:15pm am as we continue the Community Rides by exploring Mount Pleasant. Register for your choice of 5km or 15km route, depending on your comfort level. All cyclists are welcome, whether you live in Brampton or are visiting. Stick around after the ride for a free refreshment!
550 cyclists attended 3rd annual Bike the Creek for family fun ride through Brampton & Caledon’s spectacular valleys, trails, historic landmarks and quiet streets. The free event was aimed at encouraging people of all ages to discover the joys of cycling. Riders selected from routes ranging from 11 – 41km long.
On June 8th, 2016 — during Bike Month — the province of Ontario announced it’s much-anticipated Climate Change Action Plan. In April 2016, cycling advocates were asked to asked to call on the Province to invest in cycling infrastructure, and Ontario delivered. The plan includes several “actions that support cycling”, as well as other strategies that “will put Ontario on track to reduce transportation-related emissions while also helping to reduce the fuel costs of moving people”.
Bike the Creek got a shout-out in Ontario provincial legislature when MPP Harinder Malhi rose to make a statement before summer break. MPP Malhi along with over 600 residents and visitors will be riding in Bike the Creek this Saturday.She will be one of the dignitaries speaking at the official opening of the event at 8:30am, Jim Archdekin Recreation Centre, 292 Conestoga Drive, Brampton.
The Carabram multicultural festival takes place in Brampton on July 8, 9, and 10. Why not skip the traffic and enjoy a bike ride through the city? Here’s a Carabram Cycle Route map you can use to get to the pavilions using Recreation Trails, side roads, and non-arterial roads that don’t compete with Highway 410 traffic. Check out the Carabram Cycle Route Comments comments
Happy Bike Month! The Brampton Cycling Advisory Committee agenda for June 16, 2016 is available. Take a look!
Join hundreds of cyclists in fun family ride through the spectacular valleys, trails and historic landmarks of Brampton and Caledon. Bike the Creek is a FREE fun family event aimed at encouraging people of all ages to discover the joys of cycling. Registration starts from 7:30am at Jim Archdekin Recreation Centre, 292 Conestoga Drive, Brampton. Collect passport stamps for chances at prizes. Register before June 16th to ensure your FREE lunch.
