Hanover Bike Walk

  What does it take to make the outdoors open to all? Join three inspiring leaders working to expand trail access through inclusive design, thoughtful planning, and adaptive equipment. This engaging conversation explores how trails—and the tools we use to experience them—can better welcome people of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re passionate about accessibility, community design, or simply love spending time outdoors, you’ll leave with fresh ideas and a renewed sense of what’s possible when we truly invite everyone into nature. Abigail Johnson (CRO Planning & Design) Designing inclusive trails and public spaces so more people can experience the outdoors. Jeff Alexander (Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports) Expanding access to outdoor recreation through adaptive sports and equipment for people with disabilities. Russell Hirschler (Upper Valley Trails Alliance) Building community trail systems that are welcoming, connected, and accessible to all. Event Details   Date: ...

  We’d love to hear from you! This is a very short survey designed to give you space to share what you’d like to see on Main Street in Hanover. Whether it’s protected bike lanes for bikes and scooters in both directions, safer crossings, raised intersections, wider sidewalks, or something else entirely, your ideas matter. Please feel free to write all of your wishes—big or small—for a safer, more comfortable, and more welcoming Main Street for everyone. READ AND WATCH JANUARY 2026 PRESENTATION January 13, 2026 South Main Street Presentation ( slides ) January 13, 2026 South Main Street Video Presentation Please look at the slides, watch the videos of *NEW* conceptual designs, and participate in the process by completing the following survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HQ79SNJ

  Join us for Senior Trishaw Rides Sunday, April 16th, 12 PM - 1:30 PM Ray School Parking Lot  FREE EVNET