Following the success of the 16 February Ciclovia, Great Harbour Way trust proposes that the Council initiate a regular Sunday Ciclovia type motor free day on the Miramar Peninsula, between Shelly Bay and Scorching Bay. We believe this is the most practical option: a regular motor free day will require little resources after the installation…
It was great to see almost 2500 people on the motor-free Miramar Peninsula on 16 February. We’ve launched a brief survey to gather feedback on the Miramar Peninsula Ciclovia. If you participated in the Ciclovia, or have views on how the event should be run in future, please respond – it should only take a…
Some photos from the first Miramar Peninsula Ciclovia are available on Flickr.
Fine weather attracted 2500 people including cyclists, walkers, scooterists, and roller bladers to the first Miramar Peninsula Ciclovia on Sunday 16 February. Family groups in particular took advantage of the chance to take young children into a motor vehicle free environment. Here are some photos from the Ciclovia If you were one of the many people…
On Sunday 16 February, from 1-5pm in the afternoon, the Miramar Peninsula section of the Great Harbour Way/ Te Aranui o Pōneke between Shelly Bay and Scorching Bay will be car free. Cyclists, walkers, skateboarders and people on mobility scooters will be able to wander, amble, and explore. For more details, see the Ciclovia website.