Over the years, progress has been made toward improving the safety and comfort of walking and bicycling in the City of Lebanon. Some notable achievements include the construction of the Mascoma River Greenway, improved pedestrian safety along the Miracle Mile, addition of sidewalks, and the adoption of a Complete Streets policy.
However, Lebanon has never had a comprehensive, citywide plan for walking and bicycling. Once completed, this plan will identify specific actions that the City can take to develop a safe, comfortable, and connected walking and bicycling network, including connections to public transportation services.
The plan will inform how walking and bicycling improvements factor into future City budgets and Capital Improvements Programs, which grant opportunities are pursued, and how new and existing developments can be connected into the walking and bicycling network. Taking a City-wide approach will help identify the highest-priority improvements that can be achieved with limited resources and funding.
Walk, Bike, Ride Leb – Online Survey
What would help you and others to get around Lebanon by foot, bike and bus more often–and with less stress? Take a visual stroll with us through the Walk, Bike, Ride Leb plan’s themes and take a brief survey to share your thoughts with the City of Lebanon decision-makers. Access the Public Input Portal here.
Learn more at https://lebanonnh.gov/WalkBikeRideLeb.
The Mascoma River Greenway 
One can always hope. However we are yet again paying outside consultants our hard earned dollars to repeat what has been done over and again for decades. Long enough so that i have gone from an exuberatnt bike commuting member of the bike/ped committe to a feeble old lady who will barely be able to benefit from new routes.
This survey is being conducted by the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commision https://www.uvlsrpc.org/about/