The PAK’nSave Whanganui 3 Bridges Marathon will be held on the 10th of December 2016. The course runs alongside the picturesque Whanganui River and over the Dublin, Cobham and City […]

Aotearoa Bike Challenge is a great initiative during the month of February 2017 to encourage more people to discover how easy and enjoyable riding a bike can be. It is […]

Gonville School is leaping on board the government run Bikes in Schools programme. Over the school holidays, work is starting on the Gonville Community Cycle Track ready for the grand […]

‘Wira Whanganui’, designed by Whanganui Intermediate School student Olivia Bedwell, has been selected as the mascot for Let’s Go Whanganui. Olivia’s design was chosen from about 80 entries from Year 7-9 […]

Whanganui’s ‘Let’s Go’ project is getting under way with a new website, mascot design competition and the involvement of a range of organisations and agencies. Let’s Go Whanganui aims to help make it easy to […]

Last week Mayor Annette Main and a group of enthusiastic cyclists officially opened Stage1of the City to North Mole pathway, which runs from the Whanganui City Bridge to Castlecliff. The […]

Encouraging more people to cycle and walk to get around Whanganui’s urban area is behind the construction of two new shared pathways for the city. “Our goal behind our new […]

Shared pathways enable people to get around more easily on foot and by bicycle, scooter, skateboard and with mobility aids – and our town is starting on a project to […]

Cycling in Whanganui is set to become safer, easier and more enjoyable following today’s announcement that the Government is investing more than $1m into two major cycleways. The Wanganui District Council […]