Espacios físicos encaminados a generar vías activas transitorias dentro de los barrios del Distrito de Cartagena para que la comunidad goce del aprovechamiento del tiempo libre a través del Deporte y la Recreación.
Actividad práctica
La actividad tiene el propósito de instalar un escenario de pruebas para medir en los participantes las maniobras usadas en la conducción segura de la bicicleta y así aconsejar sobre fortalecer habilidades y destrezas en el uso de la bicicleta como vehículo.
Se debe contar con un espacio abierto y controlado en el que el tránsito de vehículos y personas esté restringido.
Se realizan estaciones para que los participantes pasen por ellas.
La pista puede montarse linealmente, una estación después de otra; o en círculo, de acuerdo con el espacio disponible para el desarrollo de la actividad.
Actividades recreativas y deportivas en la Playas en temporada de turismo, con la finalidad de incrementar el turismo en la Ciudad, ofreciendo a los visitantes y turistas una experiencia placentera.
Paseo o recorridos que hace un grupo de personas en bicicleta por una vía o espacio determinado, el cual se realizará los domingos cada 15 días.
Las vías activas y saludables VAS es una estrategia nacional que implica el uso de vías principales de una ciudad, para que durante dos veces al mes los días domingo y festivos, las personas transiten por ella con sus bicicletas, patines, monopatines entre otros medios similares o simplemente caminándolas. En la ciudad de Cartagena con liderazgo del equipo del IDER y con la participación de la ciudadanía y otros actores como el DATT y el departamento del ESPACIO PÚBLICO, elegirá las vías principales que se destinen como desarrollo de las VAS. Se elegirá proyecto que implique circuito. El equipo de recreación realizará la gestión para los permisos correspondientes. En cada una de las VAS se realizará los cierres necesarios con elementos del IDER tales como vallas, cadenas en lo posible con elementos móviles y visibles. La duración será de 6 horas en donde los participantes podrán vincularse recorriendo el circuito o bien haciendo parte de algún evento de actividad física deportivo o recreativo.
Recorrido que se realiza los días martes, punto de encuentro la plaza de la paz al lado de la torre del reloj, saliendo 7: 30 pm partiendo desde este punto hacia las ramblas, otro punto de llegada es hasta la estación de Terpel las Américas.
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