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About 2.5 million users have transited the Northwest Greenway since the 'ecocontadores' were installed in April 2012
With the aim of improving the pilgrimage routes that run through the interior of the Murcia region facing the Jubilee Year 2017, they have adopted several measures to improve and expand the network of greenways.
The work, to be undertaken during 2016, ranging from improved information and interpretive signs to performances dissemination and dynamism of the ways, through conditioning firm, expanding infrastructure, conversion pathways accessible travel The landscape and ecological restoration of degraded environments or the creation and improvement of facilities.
In 2017, in the region will also open to the public the new Greenways del Campo de Cartagena and Mazarrón, which have a distance of over 65 kilometers and will link the southern part of the Northwest Region Murcia, adding to the current 78 kilometers the Northwest Greenway running between Murcia and Caravaca de la Cruz.
"All these actions, which also promote sustainable tourism and sports, they have been approved by the Consortium of Greenways and other new initiatives such as the case of 'Milky commitment, a train of opportunity', which seeks collaboration companies for the rehabilitation and environmental regeneration of Greenways in the region, "reported the mayor and president of the Society for Integral Development, José Moreno, who participated yesterday in the Governing Board of the Consortium Green Road, next to Minister Economic Development, Tourism and Employment, Juan Hernandez, the manager of the consortium, Juan Soria, and mayors of the municipalities through which the road runs.
2.5 million users in the Northwest Greenway
Since the ecocontadores launched in April 2012, and until December 2014, about 2.5 million users have transited the Northwest Greenway.
The Northwest Greenway, flows through the old railway line between Murcia and Caravaca de la Cruz in use since 1971. It has a mixed type of firm along its 78 kilometers, which are used by pedestrians, cyclists and riders;
13 rest areas and 10 viaducts and 6 tunnels.
This itinerary offers an important part of the natural and cultural heritage of the Region of Murcia.
En route there are seven shelters, five of which take advantage of the old railway stations.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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