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Would you feel safe today biking with your children into Center City from the Suburbs?
Would you feel safe biking from Philadelphia to New York City and would you know which route to take?
Would you feel knowledgeable enough to commute by bicycle every day from the Suburbs into Center City?
If you wanted to find a safe way for you and your children to exercise, is there somewhere away from automobile traffic that you could go without first having to get there in a car?
Do you know safe bike routes from Center City to the suburbs for a little weekend fresh air?
If you are like most residents in the Philadelphia region, your answers to these questions are probably NO!
Information on this type of recreation or activity simply does not seem readily available. If you do find it, it's usually contained in hard to read maps and booklets!
Hoping to remedy this situation and to bring bicycle and pedestrian friendly facilities to the Philadelphia region, Clean Air Council is involved in an exciting new bike and pedestrian advocacy project called the East Coast Greenway.
 The East Coast Greenway
The East Coast Greenway is a network of 2,600 miles of multi-use trails connecting all major cities from the Maine/Canadian border to Key West, Florida. Touted as the urban alternative to the Appalachian Trail, the Greenway aims to provide a combustible engine-free route for local and long-term travel up and down the East Coast.
Click here to learn more about the East Coast Greenway in Pennsylvania.
Or, click on the links below to learn more about supporting the East Coast Greenway by becoming a:
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