With its inauguration on the 24th March the Royal Canal Greenway became Ireland’s longest Greenway with a 130km scenic walking and cycling amenity along the historic 225-year-old canal. Forming part of EuroVelo 2 – Capitals Route and a growing network of Greenways in Ireland, it will contribute to …
CICLOBCN21. CYCLING CITIES AND BEYOND
ECF and its partners are thrilled to announce the launch of a new Long Term Management Agreement (LTMA) connected to the popular long distance cycle route EuroVelo 8 - Mediterranean Route. Building upon the foundations of the successful MEDCYCLETOUR project, the LTMA shall ensure the sustainability…
ECF and its partners are proud to announce the launch of a new Long Term Management Agreement (LTMA) for one of the most captivating of Europe’s long distance cycle routes: EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route. The agreement aims to sustain the activities of the successful AtlanticOnBike Project which…
Andalusia’s Regional Government has started construction of a 5.4 km cycling and walking route that will connect two cities bordering the natural park and allow pedestrians and cyclists to discover the natural and historical richness of this unique area in the South of Spain.
Just before the start of the new cycling season, our national partners in Czechia launched this mighty new landing page providing all sorts of information to plan your cycling travel adventure on the EuroVelo routes in the country.
The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and Eco-Counter have signed the first ever Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two organisations. The agreement will see the two work together closely in collecting, analysing and communicating data related to the EuroVelo network on the European le…
In an effort to recover and strengthen sustainable tourism development in Europe following the COVID-pandemic, ECF calls for national authorities to make sure that cycling tourism is prominently represented in their national funding proposals for the NextGenerationEU programme.
Investments in cycling infrastructure need to be at the core of European rural development efforts. It is the most effective, green and economical solution to tackle insufficient connectivity within rural areas and with neighbouring destinations, such as urban centres.