A Minnesota Pilot Program Will Combine Bike-Share and Canoe-Share for Multi-Modal Travel Around the Mississippi River - CityLab

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In the Twin Cities, shared transportation is headed off-road: The National Park Service is planning a combination canoe- and bike-share pilot, scheduled to launch next year. The project will open a short stretch of the Mississippi River to increased recreational use with canoe/bike stations at appropriate launch points (probably three of them).

In combination with existing trails, restrooms, and Nice Ride Minnesota bike-share stations, the shared boats will allow amateur paddlers to craft a multimodal water-based outing—perhaps involving a canoe trip downstream, a break for a picnic lunch, and a bike ride back to the point of origin—without investing in expensive equipment.

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A Minnesota Pilot Program Will Combine Bike-Share and Canoe-Share for Multi-Modal Travel Around the Mississippi River - CityLab