City of Nanaimo Invites Residents to Take a Bike Ride Through Time

Explore Nanaimo's historic neighbourhoods, heritage buildings & sites by bicycle

NEWS RELEASE - Distributed May 26, 2015 10:41 AM

Summary

In tandem with Bike to Work Week, the City of Nanaimo has released a self-guided heritage tour brochure entitled "A Bike Ride Through Time: Your Guide to Nanaimo's Historic Neighbourhoods and Heritage Buildings Bike Tour". At approximately 6.9 km total and two hours to complete, the self-guided tour directs riders through Nanaimo's historic downtown and neighbourhoods, highlighting a number of key heritage buildings and sites.

This brochure is the sixth of a series of self-guided heritage tour brochures produced by the City of Nanaimo's Culture & Heritage Department (other brochures feature Downtown, Harewood, Newcastle, South End, Nob Hill/Chinatown). Copies are available free of charge at City facilities or can be sent directly to residents upon request by contacting the Culture & Heritage Department.

Link to Strategic Plan: The heritage bike tour furthers the goals of the Cultural Vitality (Creativity, Diversity, Heritage and Innovation) Pillar of the Strategic Plan.

Key Points

Copies of "A Bike Ride Through Time" are now available at City facilities or by contacting the Culture & Heritage Department directly.
"A Bike Ride Through Time" is the sixth addition to Nanaimo's series of self-guided heritage tour brochures (other brochures feature Downtown, Harewood, Newcastle, South End, Nob Hill/Chinatown).