Bikewalk North Carolina
Bikewalk North Carolina
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More about this organization
Mission
To inspire and support advocacy and educational efforts throughout North Carolina for an environment that fairly and equitably accommodates bicyclists, skaters, pedestrians, and others using human-powered active transportation.
About
The annual bike summit aims to provide information to and foster collaboration among a wide variety of stakeholders from across the state. The focus of the summit was on the economic benefits of walkable, bikeable community development. The event was attended by approximately 250 participants from across the state of NC. The event draws advocates, engineers, planners and interested participants working to improve cycling and walking across the state.
