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Pedal Power is a voluntary
campaigning group, formed in 1996, which aims to:
- Promote and encourage cycling as a means of transport
and leisure.
- Influence transport planning and city development
with a view to improving conditions for cyclists and
to implementing
the Derry Cycling Strategy.
- Contribute to the development of a healthy environment
for everyone in the Derry City Council Area
Sustrans
Sustrans is a civil engineering charity working in
partnership with local authorities to construct the
National Cycle
Network. Sustrans have appointed and funded a full
time Cycling Development Officer, Eamonn Brown who
is based
in the Derry City Council offices. You can find out
more about Sustrans from their website.
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| Featured Routes |
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Riverside
The Riverside route extends from the Foyle Bridge to the Craigavon Bridge along the West Bank of the river. It gives easy access to many parts of the city and takes in a marvelous panorama of St Columbs Park on the opposite bank of the river Foyle.
> more Templemore Cycle Route
Nice route with good trees on either side and good views of Donegal hills when cycling from Glen Road to Templemore.
> more
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| Events |
Saturday 14 June - BorderTrek & FunTrek in the Sun
Bike Week kicked off in glorious sunshine in Derry with BorderTrek and FunTrek setting off from the City Council offices, with the serious cyclists bound for Sligo and the not so serious for Letterkenny. What better way to spend a Saturday morning than a leisurely jaunt along the banks of the Foyle and Swilly, enjoying great weather and spectacular views with your fellow cyclists.
> more Sunday 15 June - BMX
This is how to really ride a bike.
> more Monday 16 June - Galliagh Fun Cycle
It's in Galliagh. It's a cycle. It's FUN!!!
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