Bike Park PTBO

Can't wait to hear the kids on striders hollering like this in Peterborough!

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Was in Brockville checking out one of the provinces only public paved pumptracks. It was sweet, but the 6 hour round trip was brutal. Gotta get one of these built right here in Peterborough.

Another step forward for the bicycle playground! We've visited and discussed several potential sites with the city. Stay tuned, we'll be asking for your input on what would make a great site soon.

Congrats to Peterborough Trailbuilders Association on their successful completion of a formal agreement with Otonabee Conservation to maintain the trails at Harold Town!

Happy to report the presentation to Arena's, Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (APRAC) went well! A motion was accepted to report back to APRAC in a few weeks, possibly looking seriously at sites! Woot! Woot!

Thanks to Peterborough This Week for their recent interview about the Bicycle Playground. I'm excited to present about the project tonight and hopefully get the project infront of City Council soon! https://www.mykawartha.com//8339481-plans-are-in-the-work/

Tomorrow, Tuesday March 20, we are presenting the bicycle playground concept to City of Peterborough's Arena's, Parks, and Recreation Advisory Committee. It's an open meeting. Feel free to come and show your support! 5:30pm in the auditorium of the Community Services Office at 210 Wolfe Street. https://pub-peterborough.escribemeetings.com/Meeting

A fantastic example of a community driven bicycle playground project. Gage Park in Hamilton saw over 47,000 laps ridden in the first two weeks the park was open in 2015. That count is apparently over 300,000 laps at the end of 2017. #active #youth https://youtu.be/iUjx7M9hUqg

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I've been doing some more extensive research about potential users of a pump track. Particularly after learning about Canadian Tire Jumpstart #PlayFindsAWay. I happened across this video post from WheelchairUnbound of using a wheelchair in a pumptrack. Looks like a good bit of fun for wheelchair users. What do you think?