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Get more access for Mountain biking to Parks-DEH Linking Adelaide with Nature draft strategy
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I am not sure if this has been brought up before, but felt it should be. The Department of Environment and Heritage currently have a draft trail strategy document for public consultation (until June…
Started this discussion. Last reply by heather Jun 4.
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I have ridden fire tracks in The Grampians. The tour guide obtained permission. It was fantastic, stopping to admire the flowers, watching wildlife which were not alarmed by vehicle noise, and hearing birds sing. Carried binoculars and bird field gu…
What we’re after (or at least what I’m after) is logical access to tracks and trails in DEH parks.
Where there is a good reason to exclude bikes from a track or trail, fair enough. But where there isn’t a logical reason then bikes should be allowed…
Where I grew up it was quite legit to ride a mountain bike on any fire trail or 'track'. I was quite shocked and dissappointed at how restrictive it is around Adelaide. No wonder there is a LOT of 'unauthorised' cycling going on.
The Eagle, the Mit…
Sorry Ian I'm just expressing how I feel on this one. I should be able to give big support to any improvement in cycling support but in this case it does clash with my naturalist tendencies.
There is no doubt that the Eagle MTB is a brilliant thing…
Just to throw it in there-I am pretty sure it would make no difference if she was on the phone- having worked in the CTP insurance industry for 6 years I can pretty confidentially say that if you rode into a parked car from the rear (even if it only…
that is not what this is about....
this is about allowing bikes into certain areas of parks that the DEH decide are suitable for riding- for example the corners of a conservation park or a recreation park that is suitable for riding. Currently bike…
Whilst I love cycling, I also love walking in parks in the hills (and looking at the plants, listening to the dickie-birds, spotting koalas etc)
I don't like cyclists cycling on the narrow paths that I want to walk on.
I have not looked at the inf…
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Submissions have been extended until 25 June, but don't wait until then! Just send Kain an email NOW saying how much you would love to ride in the DEH hills parks, and how great the idea of a long-distance trail through the hills sounds!
I am not sure if this has been brought up before, but felt it should be.
The Department of Environment and Heritage currently have a draft trail strategy document for public consultation (until June 11 2010) called "linking Adelaide with Nature".
T…
The group of interested supporters and volunteers of the Adelaide Community Bike Co-operative Workshop opening mid may 2010.
A little bit of fun, following on from the Adelaide Zoo's most recent adverts in Sydney and Melbourne.....I hope it doesn't offend!;-)
Earth Ride Flash Mob at In front of Adelaide Town Hall
March 19, 2010 from 12:30pm to 12:45pm
Spontaneous 'Earth' Party - The MORE people the BIGGER the PARTY!!
Time: 12:30pm (as soon as the clock bells go) – 12:35pm (or shorter depending).
Date: Friday 19th March 2010
Location: King William Street, right out the front of the Adelaide Tow…
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- When do you ride?
- Weekends, Mountain Biking
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- At 8:16am on December 19, 2009,
Angus Kingston said… - Hi and welcome to Adelaide Cyclists.
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Angus
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