NRBR

NRBR refers to the National Recreation and Bicycling Route. The NRBR is a series of designated bike routes that promote cycling as a means of transportation and recreation. These routes are typically designed to be safe and accessible for people of all ages and skill levels.

The NRBR system is typically composed of several routes that connect to form a network of bike paths and lanes. These routes may be on-road or off-road and can be paved or unpaved. Some routes may also include amenities such as bike shops, restaurants, and restrooms.

The purpose of the NRBR is to create a system of bike routes that can be used for both recreational and commuting purposes. By designating these routes as NRBR, communities can promote cycling as a safe and enjoyable way to get around. This can help to reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality, and increase physical activity.

NRBR routes may be designated by local government or other organizations. The designation process typically involves identifying routes that are safe and suitable for cycling. The routes may be marked with signs and may have separate bike lanes or paths.

NRBR has become increasingly popular in recent years as more people turn to cycling as a means of transportation. The system provides a convenient and enjoyable way to explore local communities and get some exercise. Many communities have established their own NRBR systems, and the network continues to grow as more cities and towns recognize the benefits of cycling.