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骑行者,巴德纳斯雷亚莱斯自然公园与生物圈保护区,纳瓦拉,西班牙 (© Artur Debat/Getty Images)世界自行车日巴德纳斯雷亚莱斯因其酷似火星地表而闻名,美国国家航空航天局(NASA)的科学家曾利用这里来研究火星地貌是如何在数千年间经受风蚀演化的。
虽然日常的通勤之路或许不像今日画面中那般波澜壮阔,但这并不妨碍我们跨上单车,开始蹬踏。
在“世界自行车日”到来之际,联合国向全球发出倡议,邀我们重新审视两轮出行的无限可能——无论是在穿梭于现代都市,还是纵贯于偏远荒原。
每年的6月3日,这一由联合国发起的国际纪念日旨在认可自行车作为一种务实的出行方式,在促进公众健康、降低碳排放以及提升交通普惠性方面所发挥的关键作用。
画面中,一位探险者正骑行穿越西班牙纳瓦拉自治区的巴德纳斯雷亚莱斯自然公园。
这片生物圈保护区呈现出一种苍凉的荒漠景观,是由风力与流水历经数百万年剥蚀而成。
其间纵横交错的蚀余悬崖、台地与干涸河床,使其视觉质感比起西班牙北部,更像是某个遥远的外星天体。
作为受保护的联合国教科文组织生物圈保护区,该公园允许在指定路径上进行骑行,为人们提供了一个以人类体能时速、近距离感受这一脆弱生态环境的珍贵契机。
World Bicycle DayYour average route to work might not resemble the one in today's image, but it shouldn't stop you from pedaling. World Bicycle Day invites us to rethink what's possible on two wheels—whether the ride cuts through city streets or remote terrain. Observed every June 3, the United Nations–backed day recognizes cycling as a practical way to move, supporting health, lowering emissions, and making mobility more accessible.An adventurer shown here cycles through Bardenas Reales Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve in Navarra, Spain, a stark landscape shaped by wind and water over millions of years. Its maze of eroded cliffs, plateaus, and dry channels feels closer to another planet than northern Spain. Protected as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the park allows cycling on designated routes, offering a rare chance to experience a fragile environment at ground level and human speed.From daily commutes to places like this, bicycles turn travel into exploration—quiet, efficient, and surprisingly bold.点击下方阅读原文,获得更多精彩内容扫码关注每日更新扫码进入微信小程序,每天0点准时更新