SlowUp: A Grand Finale to the Summer Cycling Season in Switzerland
End of Summer Cycling Season: SlowUp Highlights
SlowUp has officially wrapped up its cycling season, attracting 400,000 enthusiastic participants throughout the Jura region in Switzerland. The event, which coincided with the world cycling championships in Zurich, offered 18 routes for participants to explore.
This year, SlowUp aimed to promote soft mobility amidst the heat wave affecting not just France but also the entire region. With a focus on inclusivity, the event successfully catered to disabled cyclists, showcasing the versatility of cycling as a means of transport.
Looking Forward: The Future of Cycling Events
- Engagement of local communities
- Enhancements to cycling infrastructure
- Sustainability initiatives for warmer months
As the cycling season comes to an end, the legacy of SlowUp remains strong, inspiring a culture of cycling and mobility for many.
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