Upload File

salt lake city bike map

2
BICYCLE ROUTE DEFINITIONS BIKE LANES are striped lanes with painted bi- cycle symbols and “bike lane” signs. Bicyclists should ride on the right side of the road, in the same direction as adjacent traffic. Bike lanes pro- vide bicycle-priority space on fairly busy streets. SHARED USE PATHS are “bike trails” complete- ly separated from the street. Bicyclists typically share the path with pedestrians, in-line skaters, and other users. Some paths in Salt Lake City have steep grades. GREEN SHARED LANES are painted on sever- al streets downtown. Bicyclists may ride in the middle of the green area, and motorists must wait to pass safely. SHARED ROADWAYS use green bike route signs to indicate bicycle use. Bicycle symbols may also be painted on the road to alert motor- ists to likely use by bicyclists. There is no separate striped area for bicyclists. QUIET STREETS have no special signs or pave- ment symbols but are typically low-volume, low- speed streets frequently used by bicyclists. Some quiet streets will have bicycle symbols added in the future. PAVED SHOULDERS provide some extra space at the right side of the road where bicyclists may have enough space to ride. There is typically not enough space for a separate, striped bike lane. Note: Regardless of striping or signs, bicyclists should ride far enough away from parked cars to avoid opening car doors. See section on “Avoiding Hazards” on reverse side. Map published May 2011 by the Salt Lake City Transportation Division & Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee. Copies of this map are available in local bike shops and at the City/County Building Information Desk, 451 South State St. (2nd Floor), Salt Lake City, UT 84111. PDF version available online at www.slcgov.com/bike MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR Bicycling is an important means of transportation for many of our resi- dents and visitors throughout the year. Whether you’re riding recreationally along the Jordan River Trail or commuting to work by bicycle along the city streets, bicycling is becoming more popular each year. To many of our residents, bicycling rep- resents an important factor for a positive and sus- tainable quality of life in Salt Lake City. As a Great American City, Salt Lake City aims to have a world-class network of urban trails and pathways connecting our foothills, down- town, Jordan River, and every neighborhood. Thanks to the Salt Lake City Council, the City has increased its funding for bikeways tenfold in the last two years. Additionally, my administration is working hard to double the number of designated bikeways and trails throughout our City over the next few years. I invite you to join me in exploring and experiencing our city by bicycle. To keep up with our constant improvements on bikeways, visit www. slcgov.com/bike. Thank you for supporting and participating in this im- portant mode of sustainable transportation. Ralph Becker, Mayor BIKEWAYS FREE MAP S City alt Lake Main St South Temple Redwood Rd 1100 E State St 400 S 2100 S 700 E Foothill Dr Wasatch Dr 500 S 1100 E 800 E 1900 E 4th Ave Starcrest Emery Princeton 1830 W/Miami 900 S Garfield Navajo Hilltop Gilmer Dr 1300 S Cheyenne 600 E 2700 S 2200 W 1700 S 600 N Lakeline Dr 2000 E Highland Dr Reclamation Rd 300 E 1900 N Amelia Earhart Riverview Ave Scenic 1700 S 600 E 800 S 2200 W 1700 S 200 S 700 E 1730 S 300 N 2100 E 3rd Ave 2300 E 1500 E 2100 S 1700 E 1000 W 400 S 200 W 11th Ave 1000 N 4800 W 1820 S 4000 W 5500 W 700 N Pioneer Rd 4400 W 1700 N Sunnyside Ave 1200 W Directors Row 900 S Gramercy Industrial 500 W 1100 E Guardsman Way 1300 S 2700 S Bonneville Blvd University 3230 W Wakara Way N Temple Frontage Rd 300 W 2760 W 2100 S 200 W 900 S 1200 W 300 E 600 S 700 S Princeton 2700 S 600 N 700 N Lakeline Dr 2000 E 300 E Amelia Earhart Beck St 600 W 1730 S Main St 2100 E 2100 N 300 E 2300 E 1500 E 1700 E 1000 W 4800 W 1820 S Indiana Ave 1100 S 1300 E 5500 W 900 S 2nd Ave 4130 W Industrial 1300 S 2700 S Wakara Way 2100 S 200 S 900 S 900 S 300 E 2100 S Sunnyside Ave B S T - P a r le y s C r o s si n g 200 W P a rl e y s T r a il Cit y C r e e k C a n y on Jo r dan R i v e r T r ail J orda n R i v e r Tra il B o nn e v il l e S h or el i n e T ra i l J F L K H G D C A 1ST M U N 5TH 6TH 7TH T 9TH P S R O Q 500 W 150 S 10TH 400 W 600 W SUNNYSIDE 12TH ZENITH 3600 W 13TH 16TH 18TH EMERSON STRATFORD 4650 W 3200 W 1500 S 1200 E 4490 W 3700 W 17TH POST 300 S HARVARD 1987 S KENSINGTON ALDEN HARRISON 5350 W PARK PACIFIC DALLIN 2200 E DUPONT DIRECTORS ROW HUBBARD ELM 5200 W 5070 W INDUSTRIAL 4250 W MEAD 4370 W DOUGLAS SHERMAN COATSVILLE MICHIGAN CHADWICK 1500 E BRYAN 2100 N WINDSOR DEARBORN 100 S ROOSEVELT YALECREST 1000 W CRANDALL KING MARION LUCY 600 E DELONG 1980 S IOLA DENVER BEVERLY SWANER RAMONA ILLINOIS CENTRAL FILMORE 1400 W WESTMINSTER REED 200 S 800 N 3300 S 1580 N STRINGHAM 2650 W 3730 W WILSON GENESEE LINCOLN 345 S ZANE LOGAN GILLESPIE 2600 E BERKELEY SUNSET BROWNING YALE 800 S 1500 W HARTFORD 3000 S GLENMARE EUCLID UTAH EVERETT CLAYTON ONEIDA 340 N COLOROW 2030 E 1460 W ELIZABETH PAXTON 2670 N EMPIRE 4325 W ANDREW 2400 W IMPERIAL ROBERTA HARRIS LAKE YUMA BENNETT 2370 W 5300 W 5100 W LAYTON 4TH WALLACE 1100 W 200 E 500 N CRYSTAL BRIDGER 2265 W PUGSLEY NILES 3850 W HAYES BELMONT 1830 S 1000 E DULUTH HAMPTON GREEN 1300 E 1800 E SYLVAN COLORADO 1900 E SIMPSON CUSTER 1045 W BLAINE 1525 S 2500 E 400 S JEWELL HILLTOP CORNELL 200 N APRICOT 400 N CHEYENNE GALE 700 N 900 N 300 N SIGSBEE 700 W FOSS FERN 3480 W 1520 S JIMMY DOOLITTLE KENWOOD SHERWOOD SONATA HOPE GOODWIN CORTEZ COLMAR SEGO BLAIR 870 W 800 W SUN ARBOR MAIN TEXAS 2000 E WALL ATKIN 1300 W 1600 N GARNETTE ELGIN ROXBURY HIGH MCCLELLAND LEGACY VIEW CHARLTON OAKLEY 470 N ALOHA CATHERINE DE SOTO FALL RIO GRANDE 1300 S ASSOCIATED PRINCETON YERMO PARKWAY WOOD ORANGE 1355 S 1390 S HOLLYWOOD MILESTONE KOMAS GOLTZ SUNRISE 1400 E LYNWOOD WILMINGTON MAYWOOD EMERY BURNS 2360 W GRANT BILLY MITCHELL ALPS JACKSON NEVADA JEFFERSON BUENO MENLO OURAY MILTON GROVE MOTOR WEST CAPITOL FEDERAL 400 E 5500 W 1320 W 1340 W LEADVILLE MISSION LINDEN WASHINGTON 4050 W GOSHEN TOMAHAWK EMERIL 1950 W STEWART BELL 230 S MARGARET EDISON 2100 W WHITE PRESTON 1600 S 1800 N FORTUNE GIRARD BONNEVILLE 1400 S ALTON COLUMBUS HANNIBAL 4150 W PAMELA MORTON VIRGINIA 1100 N JEREMY DEXTER CRATER TABBY LIBERTY MARKET BUTLER GENERAL FLYER PUEBLO HANSEN FOLSOM HARTWELL BLISS C AP I T O L PAR K SIMONDI HUDSON 1850 E OMNI BOSHAM 3150 W CLINTON WENCO PROSPERITY 3090 W WYOMING 3030 W TYLER CONCORD IRON ROSE FAIRVIEW GRAND DECADE WILSHIRE CHICAGO WHITNEY SIR MICHAEL HERBERT QUARTER HORSE 14TH EMILIA BUTTE NOCTURNE 2300 W WALNUT BALLIF 1300 N AUSTIN CENTER DALTON ALAMEDA BRIXEN GERTIE AMERICAN LAURELHURST EL REY DALE SHERIDAN VENTURE FREMONT EAST CAPITOL MELBOURNE TALLY HO FULLER CHARLES LINDBERGH ASPEN ARDMORE CHIPETA ST MARYS 1800 W OAK HILLS BUCCANEER YEAGER MIDLAND RICHARDS NEW STAR NOTTINGHAM WELLINGTON LOVELAND QUAYLE COMMONWEALTH TARTAN CAPISTRANO SIR TIMOTHY KRISTIANNA MERRIMAC EAST MEDICAL WOODBINE ARAPAHOE LEARNED LANCASTER KEN REY FULTON CHESTNUT MONTAGUE FAIRFAX SIR PHILIP MODESTO UNIVERSITY ROSEWOOD REDWOOD PIONEER SONNET CAROUSEL ALLEN PARK COLONEL FIG TREE GRAYSTONE DARWIN BURBANK VAN BUREN INDEPENDENCE PARAMOUNT BEACON ASHTON CAMPUS CNTR BROOKLYN MONTGOMERY LOWELL CHANDLER LEXINGTON DOWNINGTON VIANNA CLARK DOUGLAS CORRIGAN WEST TEMPLE AUTUMN NEIL ARMSTRONG MARK COMMONS GLENROSE MALVERN ADMIRAL BYRD SOLDIER STANTON BERNADINE H EMP STE A D WESTWOOD ECCLES THISTLE BARONESS COLFAX M A N D A L A Y SANDHURST SIR CHARLES MACARTHUR NORTHWOOD CHALLENGER HILLSIDE POINSETTIA MARKEA OAK FOREST TOMMY THOMPSON JETWAY MACFARLAND SALLIE BLOOMFIELD SIR PATRICK DE TROBRIAND BRICKYARD NORTHCREST VILLAGE PARK HILLDON NORTHCLIFFE HIDDEN VILLA ORPHEUM PINNOCCHIO CRYSTAL ROCK LOXWOOD FORT DOUGLAS NEW HAMPSHIRE AMERICAN BEAUTY LIVINGSTON SECRET GARDEN GRAY HAW- THORNE SHORTLINE ANDREW MONTGOMERY PARKWAY WILLIAMS ELIZABETH EMERSON WILMINGTON ELM MONTGOMERY EDISON LAKE HOLLYWOOD 1200 W PAXTON HIGH FAYETTE WILLIAMS GREEN 3600 W 3600 W 1300 W BONNEVILLE CAPISTRANO 1200 E HUDSON 300 S DOUGLAS BRYAN ELM PAXTON PARK 1300 W 500 W BLAINE GARFIELD WARNOCK DOUGLAS LOGAN 1900 E ALAMEDA KELSEY DOWNINGTON WESTMINSTER REDONDO MAYWOOD HARRISON BRIARCLIFF LOGAN LUCY REDONDO 800 N 500 W 1500 S 1500 W WILMINGTON CHANDLER 300 S DOWNINGTON G LE N DA L E RICHARDS 1300 W LAKE EMPIRE WESTMINSTER ST MARYS HERBERT WILSON GALE 700 N 1300 W GARFIELD 2000 E PRINCETON MEAD 300 S YALE BRYAN PUEBLO JEFFERSON 1000 E SHERMAN DALTON 1200 E PRINCETON SEGO ZENITH CATHERINE FAYETTE BLAINE HOLLYWOOD 1300 S 1400 W OURAY 700 W LINCOLN NAVAJO BRYAN PACIFIC HARVARD CHIPETA FEDERAL DOWNINGTON Warm Springs REDONDO 700 S 1200 N CORNELL 700 S 300 S CHICAGO NOCTURNE 1500 E AMERICAN BRYAN RAMONA REDONDO ROBERTA CHEYENNE 800 W WESTMINSTER JEREMY 1500 S COLORADO MAJOR HARRIS WALLACE 1000 E MEAD CLAYBOURNE ROOSEVELT LAIRD SONATA GRANT MONTGOMERY 1100 E ORANGE VICTORIA LAKE MALVERN BLAIR WALL ROOSEVELT 800 E LINCOLN GIRARD RAMONA HOLLYWOOD MONTAGUE SHERMAN OURAY WILSON WALNUT BROWNING 1500 W 200 W REDONDO 1100 E 5200 W W I L M INGTON BROWNING HUBBARD DRIGGS EMERSON AMERICAN BEAUTY ATKIN PARK BLAINE WELLINGTON KENSINGTON MCCLELLAND PRESTON PIERPONT 1800 E 500 N PIERPONT EMPIRE DOWNINGTON WASHINGTON 900 S YUMA COATSVILLE EMERSON FREMONT RAMONA 1300 W EDITH REDONDO 800 E KENSINGTON COMMONWEALTH WESTMINSTER PRESTON DOWNINGTON LOGAN ATKIN LAKE BROWNING CONCORD 500 W RAMONA SIMPSON 1100 E WOOD 1000 W 1400 W EDISON LUCY 1200 W 500 S 1400 W 800 E NORTH TEMPLE BLAINE ROBERTA LAIRD 5500 W CALIFORNIA WINDSOR CHANDLER LINCOLN GOSHEN LINCOLN 1000 E MORTON CONCORD COMMONWEALTH LEARNED HARVARD GREEN BROOKLYN 500 S HARRISON CRANDALL MCCLELLAND HARTFORD ANDREW HAYES 1000 W KENSINGTON 1900 E WILSON WILSON GARFIELD 400 N AMERICAN HARRIS TEXAS KENSING- TON QUAYLE 1000 E MILTON MORTON 900 S PACIFIC LOWELL HERBERT ELGIN WINDSOR GARFIELD LAKE KENSINGTON 200 N VAN BUREN WILSON HARVARD 700 W HARVARD AUSTIN WINDSOR GARFIELD 1987 S 800 E HARTWELL 1300 S 800 S COATSVILLE EMERSON OAKLEY 1800 E BLAINE LOGAN BUENO ELIZABETH SHERMAN GIRARD DOROTHEA FORTUNE RAMONA STRINGHAM 1000 E GLENMARE 1200 W SIR MICHAEL 500 N EMERSON STATE 5600 W 700 E 300 W Redwood Rd VICTORY 500 S WEST TEMPLE 2100 E 300 N 500 N 600 N FOOTHILL 500 S 1300 E 300 W 700 S 500 S 800 S 400 W 1300 S 900 S 600 S 600 N 900 W 100 S CALIFORNIA AVE HAROLD GATTY PARLEYS SOUTH TEMPLE 5600 W 1100 E 3800 W GLADIOLA APOLLO HIGHLAND 900 E WRIGHT BROTHERS R I C H M O N D JOHN GLENN RICHMOND NORTH TEMPLE CALIFORNIA AVE 100 S 2100 S GLADIOLA 500 S I B E 1300 S 100 S 3200 W 200 E 300 E 400 E 300 S 900 S 2300 N 1700 E 700 W VIRGINIA WEST TEMPLE 700 W 2100 S 2100 S 100 S SIMONDI RICHARDS KENSINGTON LAKE MAJOR NAVAJO SUNNYSIDE YUMA QUINCE OAKLEY 200 E S TRI N G H A M SIR PHILIP GARFIELD 200 N YALE CONCORD 800 W FREMONT PARK POST VAN BUREN SEGO SHERWOOD LAIRD LOXWOOD HERBERT LAIRD LOGAN 2000 E 800 E 1000 W 2300 E 700 W LYNWOOD LINDEN SIMPSON P A R L E Y S BRYAN WILSON SHERMAN HARRIS 2ND FILMORE CLEVELAND 400 N 700 S 800 W REDONDO FREMONT BRYAN 900 N MI C H IG AN BROWNING HOLLYWOOD STERLING CATHERINE STRATFORD EDITH DOWNINGTON DOWNINGTON C OM M O N W EALT H ARAPAHOE 200 N 1000 E DOROTHEA LOGAN HUDSON 8TH DALTON 300 S 800 W OURAY ROOSEVELT BLAIR WASATCH KELSEY 200 E SWANER GREEN BRYAN PARK ATKIN HAMPTON 400 E C O L O R A D O L A I R D HERBERT 400 N Emery STRATFORD JEREMY WILSON GIRARD HERBERT PERRYS HOLLOW DENVER PARK 100 S CATHERINE 800 N MICHIGAN FAYETTE 1400 W 1100 E SOUTH TEMPLE BELMONT LOWELL FULLER C A T H E R I N E YALE IMPERIAL WILLIAMS HUBBARD PLUM 1330 W COTTAGE SOCIAL HALL ASHTON RESEARCH Wolcott RED BUTTE DAUNTLESS AMANDA MARKEA REMINGTON SIR PATRICK CANNON GREGSON MONTROSE NORTHMONT CENTRAL CAMPUS FREMONT CLINTON HARVARD MARKEA WOOD 300 S MICHIGAN EDISON JEFFERSON FREMONT REDONDO GILLESPIE 5TH DENVER BROWNING WINDSOR CLINTON GILLESPIE HUBBARD ATKIN 1300 W PIERPONT OAKLEY WOOD RAMONA ROOSEVELT JEREMY STRINGHAM PAXTON OAKLEY RILEY ELEM NEWMAN ELEM NIBLEY ELEM UINTAH ELEM EDISON ELEM LOWELL ELEM ENSIGN ELEM EMERSON ELEM WASATCH ELEM BENNION ELEM HIGHLAND HIGH LINCOLN ELEM JACKSON ELEM BACKMAN ELEM FRANK- LIN ELEM DILWORTH ELEM WHITTIER ELEM PARKVIEW ELEM EAST HIGH BRYANT INTERMEDIATE WEST HIGH ESCA- LANTE ELEM HAWTHORNE ELEM CLAYTON INTERMEDIATE ROSE PARK ELEM NORTH STAR ELEM HILLSIDE INTERMEDIATE BONNEVILLE ELEM WASHINGTON ELEM MEADOWLARK ELEM NORTHWEST INTERMEDIATE INDIAN HILLS ELEM MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEM HIGHLAND PARK ELEM BEACON HEIGHTS ELEM ROSSLYN HEIGHTS ELEM GLENDALE INTERMEDIATE GLENDALE INTERMEDIATE JORDAN RIVER OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE STATE RECREATION AREA CITY CEMETERY CITY CREEK WATERSHED RED BUTTE GARDEN LIBERTY PARK SUGARHOUSE PARK STATE FAIRGROUNDS SUNNYSIDE PARK POPPERTON PARK PARLEYS HISTORIC NATURE PARK MEMORY GROVE RIVERSIDE PARK UTAH STATE CAPITOL FAIRMONT PARK ROSEWOOD PARK WESTPOINTE PARK ROTARY GLEN PARK WETLAND OBSERVATION AREA MATHESON PARK LINDSEY GARDENS CONSTITUTION PARK SHERWOOD PARK TEMPLE SQUARE TANNER PARK PIONEER PARK PEACE GARDENS MILLER PARK WARM SPRINGS PARK SALT LAKE SPORTS COMPLEX DONNER TRAIL PARK LIBRARY SQ COTTONWOOD PARK 17TH SOUTH PARK HERMAN FRANKS PARK ENSIGN PEAK NATURE PARK WASATCH HOLLOW PARK WINGPOINTE GOLF COURSE GLENDALE GOLF COURSE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE BONNEVILLE GOLF COURSE ROSE PARK GOLF COURSE FOREST DALE GOLF COURSE NIBLEY PARK GOLF COURSE Ballpark Fort Douglas Central Station University Medical Center Arena Stadium Library 900 East 900 South Court- house Planet- arium City Center Old Greektown Temple Sq Gallivan Plaza Central Pointe Trolley Square University S. Campus T e r r a c e H ill s D r REGENT J o r d a n R i v e r T rai l Ken n e d y D r GRE E N W OOD YALE D e vo n s h i r e D r W a s a t c h D r W a s atc h D r 800 E Redwood Rd Par leys Ca ny on Bl v d City Cr eek C a n y o n Ai r p o r t T r a il Wil e y P o s t Redwood Rd D A LE R IDGE J o r d a n R i v er T ra i l B e c k S t r e e t C i ty C r ee k C a n yo n Jo r d a n R i v e r Tr a i l 18 t h Ave Fe d e r a l P o i nte 1 9 0 0 E M ED I C A L N O R TH C A M P U S D R FO O T HILL A ra p e e n D r THORNTON SUGARMONT HIDDEN HOLLOW J o r d a n R i v e r T r a i l To Sandy & Utah Lake To be paved (2011) 1700 S 800 S To Park City B A N G E R T E R H WY Yale A i rp o r t Tr ail To Bountiful & Davis County via Hwy 89 (paved shoulder) or Orchard Dr H illcr est 201 201 Turn into/out of Staker Parson to follow bike lane Cit y C re e k R ed Bu t te C. E migr a t i o n Cree k Parle ys C ree k Su rplu s C a na l West Valley City South Salt Lake North Salt Lake Millcreek Township South Salt Lake Millcreek Township Wes t V al l e y C i t y S o u t h S a l t L a k e University of Utah Westminster College Salt Lake Community College P E R RY Salt Lake County Re d Bu t t e Cr e e k CAPITOL OAKS CANYON OAKS B o n n e v i l l e S h or e li n e T ra i l EM I G R A T I O N C Y N Gate open: Weekdays 5:00 am - 8:00 pm G i l m e r D r W I L SON BL A IN E Ramona Westminster 500 W 400 W U T A HNA NO R T H STAR N E W S T A R S IL V E R S TAR COLO NE L Mor t o n 300 S Alta 3RD MILITARY 11 T H AVE Laird CLAYBOURNE HARRISON 2 0 0 0 E WILM ING TON 1900 E 4th Ave 3rd Ave PA R K W A Y 13TH 400 S B R O A D M O O R LA Y T O N G L A D I O LA MCCLEL L A N D CR E S T VIEW COM ANC HE C A N T ERB U R Y S T A N S B U R Y M E R C E D E S E A G L E KENSINGTON S K Y L I N E M O H A W K MI C H IG A N S O U T H C AMPUS DR 1300 W 1200 W PUEBLO 700 S C a n yo n R d 5600 W MCCLEL L A N D 400 E e d e r a l H e i g h t s D r F A R LI N G T ON War m S p r i n g s W a r m S p r i n gs 4 9 00 ' 4 95 0' 5 0 0 0 ' Pr i n c e t o n 900 E 900 E 900 E 900 E § ¨ ¦ I-215 § ¨ ¦ I-80 § ¨ ¦ I-15 § ¨ ¦ I-80 § ¨ ¦ I-15 § ¨ ¦ I-80 § ¨ ¦ I-15 § ¨ ¦ I-80 § ¨ ¦ I-15 § ¨ ¦ I-80 3 7 1 8 6 2 4 9 5 17 15 16 11 10 13 12 14 City Creek Canyon: Hours are from 8:30 am to 10 pm. Bicycling is only allowed in the canyon on odd days beginning the last Monday in May and ending the last weekend of September. Bicycling is not allowed on summer holidays. When bicycling is allowed over the summer, the road is closed to motor vehicles (except maintenance vehicles.) During the remainder of the year, bicycling is allowed every day. The canyon speed limit is 15 miles per hour. You can get a ticket, even on your bicycle. Ride with caution! The canyon road is narrow and winding with many blind curves. Stay on the right side of the road, and be alert to pedestrians and maintenance vehicles. 4 SALT LAKE CITY SALT LAKE CITY BIKEWAYS MAP BIKEWAYS MAP To Salt Lake Marina To Bountiful & Davis County Bo nn e v i l l e Sho r e l i n e T r a i l TRAX to Sandy Great Salt Lake Airport Bike Path Normal hours of the Airport Bike / Jogging Path are: Feb. 1 to Oct. 31: 5:30 am to 10:00 pm Nov. 1 to Jan. 31: 7:00 am to 7:00 pm During normal hours, five security gates are closed but unlocked,and the path is open to the public. After hours or when the national security threat is severe (red), access is restricted and the gates are locked. Persons needing access to the Airport Trail during closed hours may obtain a security badge from the Airport after completing an application process which includes a background check and a $15 fee. (The badge expires on your second birthday after being issued.) For information about obtaining a security badge please call Airport Access Control at 801-575-2204. The U is beginning a bicycle master plan in 2011. Please see http://constructionimpacts.utah.edu Users of this map should be aware that potential hazards and obstructions may exist on the routes shown and that Salt Lake City and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in no way warrant the safety or fitness of the suggested routes. This map does not expand the liability of Salt Lake City to bicyclists beyond the existing law. The user of this map bears full responsibility for his or her safety. Cartography by Becka Roolf, with assistance from Kevin Bell and Tom Millar. May 2011 L e g a c y P k w y T r a i l Salt Lake City International Airport L E G E N D Bicycle-specific Resources Bike Collective ; Bike Lockers " S Bike Shop ½ Bicycle Transit Center PE N R O S E F AIR F AX 42 5 0 ' 4 3 0 0 ' 435 0 ' 4 5 00 ' 4 6 0 0 ' 46 5 0 ' 4 7 0 0' 475 0' 48 0 0 ' 48 5 0 ' 490 0 ' 49 5 0 ' 5 0 0 0' 4 2 5 0 ' 4 3 0 0 ' 43 5 0 ' 44 00' 445 0' 45 0 0' 4 5 50 ' 4 6 00 ' 4 6 50 ' 4 7 0 0' 4750 ' 4800 ' 4 85 0 ' 500 E 500 E 500 E Airport bike racks are located inside a metal covered walkway just south of the Terminal 1 building. n m Artesian Well Õ Community Garden D Dog Park Farmers Market ` Hospital ® v Information Center Æ X Library Æ c Skate Park School ¹ º College / University Community Resources ¹ º Private School 700 S 600 S 4 2 50' 4300 ' 4 3 50' 4 4 00 ' 4 4 5 0 ' 450 0 ' 45 5 0 ' 4 6 0 0 ' 4 6 5 0 ' 47 0 0 ' 4 7 5 0 ' 4 8 0 0 ' 4 8 5 0 ' 49 00' 4 950' 50 0 0 ' Sites of Interest ! ( 1 Abravenal Hall ! ( 2 Capitol Theatre ! ( 3 Central Station / Intermodal Hub ! ( 4 City/County Building ! ( 5 Energy Solutions Arena ! ( 6 Family History Library ! ( 7 Gateway ! ( 8 Hogle Zoo ! ( 9 LDS Conference Center ! ( 17 Trolley Square ! ( 16 Tracy Aviary ! ( 15 This is the Place Heritage Park ! ( 14 Spring Mobile Ballpark ! ( 13 Salt Palace ! ( 12 Salt Lake Art Center ! ( 10 Raging Waters Water Park ! ( 11 Red Butte Garden On-route Symbols Trail Access & Parking Æ ü b Trail Access Only Overpass / Underpass # ¡ Caution Areas Õ Õ í í ì È ³ í ì ë HAWK Ped Signal Traffic Signal Site of Interest ! ( 6 Public Transportation Light Rail (TRAX) Commuter Rail (FrontRunner) ! Rail Stations Routes Quiet Street Shared Use Path """""""""""" Bike Lane Signed Shared Roadway Paved Shoulder Proposed Path (see back) Green Shared Lane Hiking Trail Mountain Bike & Hiking Trail State Arterial City Arterial Collector Road Local Road 1 Mile / 1.6 Kilometers about 6 minutes bicycling 4 4 00 ' 4 4 5 0 ' 4 5 5 0 '

Upload: bookletia

Post on 22-Mar-2016

232 views

Category:

Documents


6 download

Report

Tags:

DESCRIPTION

 

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Salt Lake City Bike map

Bicycle Route Definitions

BIKE LANES are striped lanes with painted bi-

cycle symbols and “bike lane” signs. Bicyclists

should ride on the right side of the road, in the

same direction as adjacent traffic. Bike lanes pro-

vide bicycle-priority space on fairly busy streets.

SHARED USE PATHS are “bike trails” complete-

ly separated from the street. Bicyclists typically

share the path with pedestrians, in-line skaters,

and other users. Some paths in Salt Lake City

have steep grades.

GREEN SHARED LANES are painted on sever-

al streets downtown. Bicyclists may ride in the

middle of the green area, and motorists must

wait to pass safely.

SHARED ROADWAYS use green bike route

signs to indicate bicycle use. Bicycle symbols

may also be painted on the road to alert motor-

ists to likely use by bicyclists. There is no separate

striped area for bicyclists.

QUIET STREETS have no special signs or pave-

ment symbols but are typically low-volume, low-

speed streets frequently used by bicyclists.

Some quiet streets will have bicycle symbols

added in the future.

PAVED SHOULDERS provide some extra space

at the right side of the road where bicyclists may

have enough space to ride. There is typically not

enough space for a separate, striped bike lane.

Note: Regardless of striping or signs, bicyclists should ride far enough

away from parked cars to avoid opening car doors. See section on

“Avoiding Hazards” on reverse side.

Map published May 2011 by the Salt Lake City Transportation Division &

Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee.

Copies of this map are available in local bike shops

and at the City/County Building Information Desk,

451 South State St. (2nd Floor), Salt Lake City, UT 84111.

PDF version available online at www.slcgov.com/bike

Message fRoM the MayoRBicycling is an important means of transportation for many of our resi-

dents and visitors throughout the year. Whether

you’re riding recreationally along the Jordan River

Trail or commuting to work by bicycle along the

city streets, bicycling is becoming more popular

each year. To many of our residents, bicycling rep-

resents an important factor for a positive and sus-

tainable quality of life in Salt Lake City.

As a Great American City, Salt Lake City aims to have a world-class

network of urban trails and pathways connecting our foothills, down-

town, Jordan River, and every neighborhood. Thanks to the Salt Lake

City Council, the City has increased its funding for bikeways tenfold in

the last two years. Additionally, my administration is working hard to

double the number of designated bikeways and trails throughout our

City over the next few years.

I invite you to join me in exploring and experiencing our city by bicycle.

To keep up with our constant improvements on bikeways, visit www.

slcgov.com/bike. Thank you for supporting and participating in this im-

portant mode of sustainable transportation.

Ralph Becker, Mayor

BIKEWAYSFREE MAP

SCityaltLake

Murray North

Mai

n St

South Temple

Red

woo

d R

d

1100

EStat

e St

400 S

2100 S

700

E

Foothill Dr

Wasatch D

r500 S

1100

E

800

E

1900

E

4th Ave

Star

cres

t

Emer

yPrinceton

1830

W/M

iam

i

900 S

Garfield

Nav

ajo

Hilltop

Gilmer Dr

1300 S

Che

yenn

e

600

E

2700 S

2200

W

1700 S

600 N

Lakeline Dr

2000

E

Highland D

r

Reclamation Rd

300

E

1900 N

Amelia Earhart

Riverview Ave

Scenic

1700 S

600

E

800 S

2200

W

1700 S

200 S

700

E

1730 S

300 N

2100

E

3rd Ave

2300

E

1500

E

2100 S

1700

E

1000

W

400 S

200

W

11th Ave

1000 N

4800

W

1820 S

4000

W

5500

W

700 N

Pion

eer R

d

4400

W

1700 N

Sunnyside Ave

1200

WDirectors Row

900 S

Gra

mer

cy

Indu

stria

l

500

W

1100

E

Gua

rdsm

an W

ay

1300 S

2700 S

Bonne

ville

Blvd

Uni

vers

ity

3230

W

Wak

ara W

ay

N Temple Frontage Rd

300

W

2760

W

2100 S

200

W

900 S

1200

W

300

E

600 S

700 S

Princeton

2700 S

600 N

700 N

Lakeline Dr

2000

E

300

E

Amelia Earhart

Beck St

600

W1730 S

Mai

n St

2100

E

2100 N

300

E

2300

E

1500

E

1700

E

1000

W

4800

W

1820 S

Indiana Ave

1100 S 1300

E

5500

W

900 S

2nd Ave

4130

W

Indu

stria

l

1300 S

2700 S

Wak

ara W

ay

2100 S

200 S

900 S

900 S

300

E

2100 S

Sunnyside Ave

BST- Parleys Crossing

200

W

Parleys Trail

City Creek Canyon

Jordan River Trail

Jord

an R

iver

Trail

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

JF LKHGDCA

1ST

M UN

7200

W

5TH

6TH

7TH

T

9TH

P SRO Q

500

W

150 S

10TH

400

W

600

W

SUNNYSIDE

12TH

ZENITH

3600

W13TH

16TH

18TH

EMERSON

STRATFORD

4650

W

3200

W

1500 S

1200

E

4490

W

3700 W

17TH

POST

300 S

HARVARD

1987 S

KENSINGTON

ALDE

N

HARRISON

5350

W

PARK

PACIFIC

DALL

IN

2200

E

DUPONT

DIRECTORS ROW

HUBBARD

ELM

5200

W

5070

W

INDU

STRI

AL

4250

W

MEAD

4370

W

DOUG

LAS

SHERMAN

COATSVILLE

MICHIGAN

CHAD

WIC

K

1500

E

BRYAN

2100 N

WIN

DSO

R

DEAR

BORN

100 S

ROOSEVELT

YALECREST

1000

W

CRANDALL

KING

MAR

ION

LUCY

600

E

DELO

NG

1980 S

IOLA

DENV

ER

BEVE

RLY

SWAN

ER

RAMONA

ILLINOIS

CENTRAL

FILM

ORE

1400

W

WESTMINSTER

REED

200 S

800 N

3300 S

TEMPO

1580 N

STRINGHAM

2650

W

3730

W

WILSON

GENESEE

LINC

OLN

345 S

ZANE

LOGAN

GILLESPIE

2600

E

BERK

ELEY

SUNSET

BROWNING

YALE

800 S15

00 W

HART

FORD

3000 S

GLEN

MAR

E

EUCLID

UTAH

EVERETT

CLAY

TON

ONEI

DA

340 N

COLOROW

2030 E

1460

W

ELIZ

ABET

H

PAXTON

2670 N

EMPI

RE

4325

W

ANDREW

2400

W

IMPE

RIAL

ROBE

RTA

HARRIS

LAKE

7500

W

YUM

A

BENN

ETT

2370

W

5300

W

5100

W

LAYTON

4TH

WAL

LACE

1100

W

200

E

500 N

CRYSTAL

BRIDGER

2265

W

PUGS

LEY

NILES

3850

W

HAYES

BELMONT

1830 S

1000

E

DULUTH

HAMPTON

GREE

N

1300

E

1800

E

SYLVAN

COLO

RADO

1900

E

SIMPSON

CUSTER

1045

W

BLAINE

1525 S

2500

E

400 S

JEWELL

HILLTOP

CORN

ELL 200 N

APRICOT

400 N

CHEY

ENNE

GALE

700 N

900 N

300 N

SIGSBEE

700

W

FOSS

FERN

3480

W

1520 S

JIMM

Y DO

OLIT

TLE

KENW

OOD

SHERWOOD

SONA

TA

HOPE

GOODWIN

CORT

EZ

COLMAR

SEGO

BLAI

R

870

W

800

W

SUN

ARBO

R

MAIN

TEXA

S

2000

E

WALL

ATKIN

1300

W

1600 N

GARN

ETTE

ELGIN

ROXB

URY

HIGH

MCC

LELL

AND

LEG

ACY

VIEW

CHARLTON

OAKL

EY

470 N

ALOHA

CATH

ERIN

E

DE S

OTO

FALL

RIO

GRAN

DE

1300 S

ASSOCIATED

PRINCETON

YERMO

PARKWAY

WOOD

ORAN

GE

1355 S

1390 S

HOLLYWOOD

MIL

ESTO

NE

KOMAS

GOLTZ

SUNRISE

1400

E

LYNWOOD

WILMINGTON

MAYWOOD

EMER

Y

BURN

S

2360

W

GRAN

T

BILL

Y M

ITCH

ELL

ALPS

JACKSON

NEVA

DA

JEFF

ERSO

N

BUENO

MENLO

OURAY

MILTON

GROVE

MOTOR

WEST CAPITOL

FEDERAL

400

E

5500

W

1320

W

1340

W

LEADVILLE

MISSION

LINDEN

WAS

HING

TON

4050

W

GOSH

EN

TOMAHAWK

EMERIL

1950

W

STEWART

BELL

230 S

MARGARET

EDIS

ON

2100

W

WHITE

PRES

TON

1600 S

1800 N

FORTUNE

GIRARD

BONN

EVIL

LE

1400 S

ALTON

COLU

MBU

S

HANN

IBAL

4150

W

PAM

ELA

MOR

TON

VIRGINIA

1100 N

JERE

MY

DEXT

ER

CRAT

ER

TABBY

LIBERTY

MARKET

BUTLER

GENE

RAL

FLYE

R

PUEB

LO

HANSEN

FOLSOM

HARTWELL

BLIS

S

CAPITOL PARK

SIMONDI

HUDSON

1850 E

OMNI

BOSHAM

3150

W

CLINTON

WENCO

PROSPERITY

3090

W

WYO

MIN

G

3030

W

TYLE

R

CONC

ORD

IRON

ROS

E

FAIRVIEW

GRAND

DECADE

WILSHIRE

CHIC

AGO

WHITNEY

SIR

MIC

HAEL

HERBERT

QUARTER HORSE

14TH

EMIL

IA

BUTT

E

NOCT

URNE

2300

W

WALNUT

BALLIF

1300 N

AUSTIN

CENTER

DALTON

ALAMEDA

BRIX

EN

GERTIE

AMERICAN

LAUR

ELHU

RST

EL R

EY

DALE

SHERIDAN

VENTURE

FREMONT

EAST

CAP

ITO

L

MEL

BOUR

NE

TALLY HO

FULLER

CHAR

LES

L

INDB

ERG

H

ASPEN

ARDMORE

CHIPETA

ST MARYS

1800

W

OAK HILLS

BUCC

ANEE

R

YEAGER

MID

LAND

RICH

ARDS

NEW

STA

R

NOTTINGHAM

WEL

LING

TON

LOVELAND

QUAYLE

COMMONWEALTH

TARTAN

CAPI

STRA

NO

SIR TIMOTHY

KRISTIANNA

MERRIMAC

EAST MEDICAL

WOO

DBIN

E

ARAPAHOE

LEARNED

LANCASTER

KEN

REY

FULT

ON

CHES

TNUT

MONTAGUE

FAIRFAX

SIR

PHIL

IP

MODESTO

UNIV

ERSI

TY

ROSEWOOD

REDWOOD

PION

EER

SONN

ET

CARO

USEL

ALLEN PARK

COLO

NEL

FIG TREE

GRAYSTONE

DARWIN

BURBANK

VAN BUREN

INDEPENDENCE

PARAMOUNT

BEACON

ASHTON

CAMPUS CNTR

BROOKLYN

MON

TGOM

ERY

LOWELL

CHANDLER

LEXINGTON

DOWNINGTON

VIANNACLARK

DOUGLAS CORRIGAN

WES

T TE

MPL

E

AUTUMN

NEIL

ARM

STRO

NG

MARK

COMMONS

GLENROSE

MALVERN

ADM

IRAL

BYR

D

SOLDIER

STANTON

BERNADINE

HEMPSTEAD

WESTWOOD

ECCLESTHISTLE

BARO

NESS

COLFAX

MAN

DALA

Y

SAND

HURS

T

SIR CHARLES

MACARTHUR

NORTHWOOD

CHAL

LENG

ER

HILLSIDE

POIN

SETT

IA

MARKEA

OAK FOREST

TOM

MY

THOM

PSON

JETWAY

MACFARLAND

SALLIE

BLO

OMFI

ELD

SIR

PATR

ICK

DE TROBRIAND

BRICKYARD

NORTHCREST

VILLAGE PARK

HILLDON

NORTHCLIFFE

HIDDEN VILLA

ORPHEUM

PINNOCCHIO

CRYSTAL ROCK

LOXWOOD

FORT DOUGLAS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

AMER

ICAN

BEA

UTY

LIVINGSTON

SECRET GARDEN

GRAY

HAW-THORNE

SHORTLINE

ANDREW

MON

TGOM

ERY

PARKWAY

WILLIAMS

ELIZ

ABET

H

EMERSON

WILMINGTON

ELM

3200

W

MON

TGOM

ERY

EDIS

ON

LAKE

HOLLYWOOD

1200

W

PAXTON

HIGH

FAYETTE

WILLIAMS

GREE

N

3600

W36

00 W

1300

W

BONN

EVIL

LE

CAPISTRANO

1200

E

HUDSON

300 S

DOUG

LAS

BRYAN

ELM

PAXTON

PARK

1300

W

500

W

BLAINE

GARFIELD

WARNOCK

DOUG

LAS

LOGAN

1900

E

ALAMEDA

KELSEY

DOWNINGTON

WESTMINSTER

REDONDO

MAYWOOD

HARRISON

BRIARCLIFF

LOGAN

LUCY

REDONDO

800 N

500

W

1500 S

1500

W

WILMINGTON

CHANDLER

300 S

DOWNINGTON

GLENDALE

RICH

ARDS

1300

W

LAKE

EMPI

RE

WESTMINSTER

ST MARYS

HERBERT

WILSON

GALE

700 N

1300

W

GARFIELD

2000

E

PRINCETON

MEAD

300 S

YALE

BRYAN

PUEB

LO

JEFF

ERSO

N

1000

E

SHERMAN

DALTON

1200

E

PRINCETON

SEGO

ZENITH

CATH

ERIN

E

FAYETTE

BLAINE

HOLLYWOOD

1300 S

1400

W

OURAY

700

W

LINC

OLN

NAVA

JO

BRYAN

PACIFIC

HARVARD

CHIPETA

FEDERAL

DOWNINGTON

War

m S

prin

gs

REDONDO

700 S

1200 N

CORN

ELL

700 S

300 S

CHIC

AGO

NOCTURNE

1500

E

AMERICAN

BRYAN

RAMONA

REDONDO

ROBE

RTA

CHEY

ENNE

800

W

WESTMINSTER

JERE

MY

1500 S

COLO

RADO

MAJ

OR

HARRIS

WALLACE

1000

E

MEAD

CLAYBOURNE

ROOSEVELT

7200

W

LAIRD

SONA

TA

GRAN

T

MON

TGOM

ERY

1100

E

ORAN

GE

VICTORIA

LAKE

MALVERN

BLAI

R

WALL

ROOSEVELT

800

E

LINC

OLN

GIRARD

RAMONA

HOLLYWOOD

MONTAGUE

SHERMAN

OURAY

WILSON

WAL

NUT

BROWNING

1500

W

200

W

REDONDO

1100

E

5200

W

WILMINGTON

BROWNING

HUBBARD

DRIGGS

EMERSON

AMERICAN BEAUTY

ATKIN

PARK

BLAINE

WEL

LING

TON

KENSINGTON

MCC

LELL

AND

PRES

TON

PIERPONT

1800

E

500 N

PIERPONT

EMPI

RE

DOWNINGTON

WAS

HING

TON

900 S

YUM

A

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

FREMONT

RAMONA

1300

W

EDITH

REDONDO

800

E

KENSINGTON

COMMONWEALTH

WESTMINSTER

PRES

TON

DOWNINGTON

LOGAN

ATKIN

LAKE

BROWNINGCONC

ORD

500 W

RAMONA

SIMPSON

1100

E

WOOD

1000

W

1400

W

EDIS

ON

LUCY

1200

W

500 S

1400

W

800

E

NORTH TEMPLE

BLAINE

ROBE

RTA

LAIRD

5500

W

CALIFORNIA

WIN

DSO

R

CHANDLER

LINC

OLN

GOSH

EN

LINC

OLN

1000

E

MOR

TON

CONC

ORD

COMMONWEALTH

LEARNED

HARVARD

GREE

N

BROOKLYN

500 S

HARRISON

CRANDALL

MCC

LELL

AND

HART

FORD

ANDREW

HAYES

1000

W

KENSINGTON

1900

E

WILSONWILSON

GARFIELD

400 N

AMERICAN

HARRIS

TEXA

S

KENSING-TON

QUAYLE

1000

E

MILTON

MOR

TON

900 S

PACIFIC

LOWELL

HERBERT

ELGIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

LAKE

KENSINGTON

200 N

VAN BUREN

WILSON

HARVARD

700

W

HARVARD

AUSTIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

1987 S

800

E

HARTWELL

1300 S

800 S

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

OAKL

EY

1800

E

BLAINE

LOGAN

BUENO

ELIZ

ABET

H

SHERMAN

GIRARD

DORO

THEA

FORTUNE

RAMONA

STRINGHAM

1000

E

7200

W

GLEN

MAR

E

1200

W

SIR

MIC

HAEL

500 N

EMERSON

ST

AT

E

56

00

W

70

0 E

30

0 W

Red

woo

d R

d

VI C

TO

RY

5 0 0 S

WE

ST

TE

MP

LE

21

00

E

3 0 0 N

5 0 0 N

6 0 0 N

FO

OT

HI L

L

5 0 0 S

13

00

E

30

0 W

7 0 0 S

5 0 0 S

8 0 0 S

40

0 W

1 3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

6 0 0 S

6 0 0 N

90

0 W

1 0 0 S

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

H A R O L D G A T T Y

PA R L E Y S

S O U T H T E M P L E

56

00

W

11

00

E

38

00

W

GL

AD

I OL

A

A P O L L O

HIG

HL

AN

D

90

0 E

WR

IGH

T B

RO

TH

ER

S

RI C

HM

ON

D

JO

HN

GL

EN

N

RIC

HM

ON

D

N O R T H T E M P L E

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

GL

AD

IOL

A

5 0 0 S

IB E

1 3 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

3200

W

200

E

3 00

E

4 00

E

3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

2300 N

1 70 0

E

7 00

W

3 3 0 0 N

VIR

GIN

IA

WE

ST

TE

MP

L E

7 00

W

2 1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

SIMONDI

RICH

ARDS

KENSINGTON

LAKE

MAJ

OR

NAVA

JO

SUNNYSIDE

YUM

A

QUIN

CE

OAKL

EY

200

E

STRI N G HAM

SIR

PHIL

IP

GARFIELD

200 N

YALE

CONC

ORD

800

W

FREM

ONT

PARK

POST

VAN BUREN

SEGO

NORTH TEMPLE

SHERWOOD

LAIRD

LOXWOOD

HERBERT

LAIRD

LOGAN

2000 E

800

E

1000

W

2300

E

700

W

LYNWOOD

LINDEN

SIMPSON

PA R L E Y S

BRYAN

WILSON

SHERMAN

HARRIS

2ND

FILM

ORE

CLEVELAND

400 N

700 S

800

W

REDONDO

FREMONT

BRYAN

900 N

MI C HIGAN

BROWNING

HOLLYWOOD

STERLING

CATH

ERIN

E

STRATFORD

EDITH

DOWNINGTONDOWNINGTON

COMM O N W EALT H

ARAPAHOE

200 N

1000

E

DORO

THEA

LOGAN

HUDSON

8TH

DALTON

300 S

800

W

OURAY

ROOSEVELT

BLAI

R

WASATCH

KELSEY

200

E

SWAN

ER

GREE

N

BRYAN

PARK

ATKIN

HAMPTON

400

E

COLO

RADO

L A IRD

HERBERT

400 N

Emer

y

STRATFORD

JERE

MY

WILSON

GIRARD

HERBERT

PERRYS HOLLOW

DENV

ER

PARK

100 S

CATH

ERIN

E

800 N

MICHIGANFAYETTE

1400

W

1100

E

SOUTH TEMPLE

BELMONT

LOWELL

FULLER

CATH

ERIN

E

YALE

IMPE

RIAL

WILLIAMS

HUBBARD

PLUM

1330

W

COTTAGE

SOCIAL HALL

ASHTON

RESEARCH

Wol

cott

RED BUTTE

DAUNTLESS

AMANDA

MARKEA

REMINGTON

SIR

PATR

ICK

CANNON

GREGSON

MONTROSE

NORT

HMON

T

CENT

RAL C

AMPU

S

FREMONT

CLINTON

HARVARD

MARKEA

WOOD

300 S

MICHIGAN

EDIS

ON

JEFF

ERSO

N

FREMONT

REDONDO

GILLESPIE

5TH

DENV

ERBROWNING

WIN

DSO

R

CLINTON

GILLESPIE

HUBBARD

ATKIN

1300

W

PIERPONT

OAKL

EY

WOOD

RAMONA

ROOSEVELTJE

REM

Y

STRINGHAM

PAXTON

OAKL

EY

RILEYELEM

NEWMANELEM

NIBLEYELEM

UINTAHELEM

EDISONELEM

LOWELLELEM

ENSIGNELEM

EMERSONELEM

WASATCHELEM

BENNIONELEM

HIGHLANDHIGH

LINCOLNELEM

JACKSONELEM

BACKMANELEM

FRANK-LIN

ELEM

DILWORTHELEM

WHITTIERELEM

PARKVIEWELEM

EASTHIGH

BRYANTINTERMEDIATE

WESTHIGH

ESCA-LANTEELEM

HAWTHORNEELEM

CLAYTONINTERMEDIATE

ROSE PARKELEM

NORTHSTARELEM

HILLSIDEINTERMEDIATE

BONNEVILLEELEM

WASHINGTONELEM

MEADOWLARKELEM

NORTHWESTINTERMEDIATE

INDIANHILLSELEM

MOUNTAINVIEWELEM

HIGHLANDPARKELEM

BEACONHEIGHTS

ELEM

ROSSLYNHEIGHTS

ELEM

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

JORDAN RIVEROFF-HIGHWAY

VEHICLE STATERECREATION AREA

CITY CEMETERY

CITY CREEKWATERSHED

RED BUTTEGARDEN

LIBERTYPARK

SUGARHOUSEPARK

STATEFAIRGROUNDS

SUNNYSIDEPARK

POPPERTONPARK

PARLEYS HISTORICNATURE PARK

MEMORYGROVE

RIVERSIDEPARK

UTAH STATECAPITOL

FAIRMONTPARK

ROSEWOODPARK

WESTPOINTEPARK

ROTARYGLENPARK

WETLANDOBSERVATION

AREA

MATHESONPARK

LINDSEYGARDENS

CONSTITUTIONPARK

SHERWOODPARK

TEMPLESQUARE

TANNER PARK

PIONEER

PARK

PEACE GARDENS

MILLERPARK

WARM SPRINGSPARK

SALT LAKESPORTS

COMPLEX

DONNERTRAILPARK

LIBRARYSQ

COTTONWOODPARK

17THSOUTHPARK

HERMANFRANKSPARK

ENSIGN PEAKNATURE PARK

WASATCHHOLLOW

PARK

WINGPOINTE GOLF COURSE

GLENDALE GOLF COURSE

COUNTRY CLUBGOLF COURSE

BONNEVILLEGOLF COURSE

ROSE PARKGOLF COURSE

FOREST DALEGOLF COURSE

NIBLEY PARKGOLF COURSE

Ballpark

Fort Douglas

CentralStation

University Medical CenterArena

Stadium

Library900East

900 South

Court-house

Planet-arium

CityCenter

OldGreektown

Temple Sq

GallivanPlaza

Central Pointe

TrolleySquare University

S. Campus

Terrace Hills D

r

REGE

NT

Jordan Riv er Trail

Kennedy Dr

GRE

ENW

OOD

YALE

Dev

onsh

ire D

rWas

at

ch Dr

Wasatch Dr

800

E

Red

woo

d R

d

Parleys Canyon Blv d

City Creek Canyon

Airport Trail

Wiley Post

Red

woo

d R

d

DALE R IDGE

Jord

an R

iv

er Tra

il

Bec

k S

tree

t

City

Cre

ek C

anyo

n

Jordan

Riv

er T

r ail

18 th Ave

Fede ral Pointe

1900 EME D I C

AL

N O R T H C A M

PU

S

D R

FO

OT

HI L

L

Arapeen Dr

THORNTON

SUGARMONT

HIDDEN HOLLOW

Jordan Ri ver Trail

To Sandy& Utah Lake

To bepaved(2011)

1700 S

800 S

To ParkCity

BANG

ERTE

R HW

Y

Yale

Airpo rt Trail

To Bountiful & Davis Countyvia Hwy 89

(paved shoulder)or Orchard Dr

Hillcrest

201

201

Turn into/out ofStaker Parsonto follow bike lane

City Creek

Red Butte C.

Emigr ation Creek

Parleys Creek

Surplus Canal

West Valley CitySouth Salt Lake

North Salt Lake

Millcreek Township

Sou

th S

alt L

ake

Millcreek Tow

nship

West Valley City

Sou

th S

alt L

ak

e

Universityof Utah

WestminsterCollege

Salt LakeCommunity

College

PERRY

Sal

t Lak

e C

ount

y

Red B

utte C

reek

CAPITOL OAKS

CANYON OAKS

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

E M I G R A T I ON C Y N

Gate open:Weekdays5:00 am -8:00 pm

Gilme r Dr

WILSONBLAINE

Ramona Westminster50

0 W

400

W

UTA

HNA

NORTH STAR

NEW

STA

R

SILVER S TAR

COLO NEL

Morton

300 S

Alta

3RD MILITARY

11 T H A V E

Laird

CLAYBOURNE

HARRISON

2000

E

WILMING TON

1900

E

4th Ave3rd Ave

PARKW A Y

13TH

400 S

BROA

DMO

OR

LAYT ON

GLADIOLA

MCC

LELL

AN

D

CRESTVIEW

COMANCHE

CANT

ERB

URY

STA NS BUR YM

ERC ED ES

EAGLE

KENSINGTON

SKYLINE

MOHA

WK

MICHIGAN

S O U T H CA M P U S D

R

1300

W

1200

W

PUEB

LO

700 S

C anyo

n R

d

56

00

W

MCC

LELL

AND

400

E

ederal Heights D

r

F ARLINGTON

Warm

Springs

War

m Spr i ngs

49

00 '49 50'

5000'

Princeton

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

§̈¦I-80 WESTBOUND

§̈¦I-215

§̈¦I-80

§̈¦I-15

§̈¦I-80

§̈¦I-80 EB 7200 W ON

§̈¦I-15

§̈¦I-80

§̈¦I-15

§̈¦I-80

§̈¦I-15

§̈¦I-80

3

71

8

6

2

4

9

5

17

15

16

11

10

13

12

14

City Creek Canyon:Hours are from 8:30 am to 10 pm.

Bicycling is only allowed in the canyon on odddays beginning the last Monday in May and

ending the last weekend of September. Bicyclingis not allowed on summer holidays. When bicyclingis allowed over the summer, the road is closed to

motor vehicles (except maintenance vehicles.)

During the remainder of the year, bicycling is allowed every day.

The canyon speed limit is 15 miles per hour. You can get a ticket, even on your bicycle.

Ride with caution! The canyon road is narrowand winding with many blind curves. Stay on theright side of the road, and be alert to pedestrians

and maintenance vehicles.

4

S A L T L A K E C I T YS A L T L A K E C I T YB I K E W A Y S M A PB I K E W A Y S M A P

To Salt LakeMarina

To Bountiful &Davis County

Bonnev

ille

Sho

relin

e Tr

ail

TRAX to Sandy

2011 Edition

Great Salt Lake

Airport Bike PathNormal hours of the Airport Bike / Jogging Path are: Feb. 1 to Oct. 31: 5:30 am to 10:00 pm Nov. 1 to Jan. 31: 7:00 am to 7:00 pm

During normal hours, five security gates are closed but unlocked,and the path is open to the public. After hoursor when the national security threat is severe (red), access is restricted and the gates are locked.

Persons needing access to the Airport Trail during closed hours may obtain a security badge from the Airport after completing an application process which includes a background check and a $15 fee. (The badge expires on your second birthday after being issued.)For information about obtaining a security badge please call Airport Access Control at 801-575-2204.

The U is beginning a bicycle master plan in 2011. Please see

http://constructionimpacts.utah.edu

Users of this map should be aware that potential hazards andobstructions may exist on the routes shown and that Salt LakeCity and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in no waywarrant the safety or fitness of the suggested routes. This mapdoes not expand the liability of Salt Lake City to bicyclists beyond the existing law. The user of this map bears full responsibility for his or her safety.

Cartography by Becka Roolf, with assistance from Kevin Belland Tom Millar. May 2011

Lega

cy Pkwy Tr a il

Salt Lake CityInternational Airport

L E G E N D Bicycle-specific ResourcesBike Collective;

Bike Lockers"S

Bike Shop½

Bicycle Transit Center

PENROSE

FAIRFAX

4250'

43 00'

4350 '

4500'

4600 '

46 50 '

4700' 4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

4250

'

4 300

'

4350'

4400'4450'

45 0 0'4550 '

46 00'

4650'

4700'

4750'

4800'

4850'5 00

E5 0

0 E

5 00

E

Airport bike racks are located inside a metal covered walkway

just south of the Terminal 1 building.

nmArtesian WellÕCommunity Garden

D Dog ParkFarmers Market`

Hospital®v

Information CenterÆX

LibraryÆc

Skate ParkSchool¹º

College / University

Community Resources

¹º Private School

700 S

600 S

4250' 4300'4350'

4400'

4450'

4500'

4550'

4600

'

465 0

' 4700 '

4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

Sites of Interest!(1 Abravenal Hall

!(2 Capitol Theatre

!(3 Central Station / Intermodal Hub

!(4 City/County Building

!(5 Energy Solutions Arena

!(6 Family History Library

!(7 Gateway

!(8 Hogle Zoo

!(9 LDS Conference Center

!(17 Trolley Square!(16 Tracy Aviary!(15 This is the Place Heritage Park!(14 Spring Mobile Ballpark!(13 Salt Palace!(12 Salt Lake Art Center

!(10 Raging Waters Water Park

!(11 Red Butte Garden

On-route SymbolsTrail Access & ParkingÆü

b Trail Access Only

Overpass / Underpass#¡ Caution Areas

ÕÕííìȳíìë

HAWK Ped SignalTraffic SignalSite of Interest!(6

Public TransportationLight Rail (TRAX)

Commuter Rail (FrontRunner)! Rail Stations

Routes

Quiet Street

Shared Use Path""""""""""""

Bike Lane

Signed Shared Roadway

Paved Shoulder

Proposed Path (see back)

Green Shared Lane

Hiking TrailMountain Bike & Hiking Trail

State Arterial

City Arterial

Collector Road

Local Road

1 Mile / 1.6 Kilometers

about 6 minutes bicycling0.25

4400'

4450'

4550 '

Mai

n St

South Temple

Red

woo

d R

d

1100

EStat

e St

400 S

2100 S

700

E

Foothill Dr

Wasatch D

r500 S

1100

E

800

E

1900

E

4th Ave

Star

cres

t

Emer

y

Princeton

1830

W/M

iam

i

900 S

Garfield

Nav

ajo

Hilltop

Gilmer Dr

1300 S

Che

yenn

e

600

E

2700 S

2200

W

1700 S

600 NLakeline D

r

2000

E

Highland D

r

Reclamation Rd

300

E

1900 N

Amelia Earhart

Riverview Ave

Scenic

1700 S

600

E

800 S

2200

W

1700 S

200 S

700

E

1730 S

300 N

2100

E

3rd Ave

2300

E

1500

E

2100 S

1700

E

1000

W

400 S

200

W

11th Ave

1000 N

4800

W

1820 S

4000

W

5500

W

700 N

Pion

eer R

d

4400

W

1700 N

Sunnyside Ave

1200

W

Directors Row

900 S

Gra

mer

cy

Indu

stria

l

500

W

1100

E

Gua

rdsm

an W

ay

1300 S

2700 S

Bonne

ville

Blvd

Uni

vers

ity

3230

W

Wak

ara W

ay

N Temple Frontage Rd

300

W

2760

W

2100 S

200

W

900 S

1200

W

300

E

600 S

700 S

Princeton

2700 S

600 N

700 NLakeline D

r

2000

E

300

E

Amelia Earhart

Beck St

600

W

1730 S

Mai

n St

2100

E

2100 N

300

E

2300

E

1500

E

1700

E

1000

W

4800

W

1820 S

Indiana Ave

1100 S 1300

E

5500

W

900 S

2nd Ave

4130

W

Indu

stria

l

1300 S

2700 S

Wak

ara W

ay

2100 S

200 S

900 S

900 S

300

E

2100 S

Sunnyside Ave

BST- Parleys Crossing

200

W

Parleys Trail

City Creek Canyon

Jordan River Trail

Jord

an R

iver

Trail

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

JF LKHGDCA

1ST

M UN

5TH

6TH

7TH

T

9TH

P SRO Q

500

W

150 S

10TH

400

W

600

W

SUNNYSIDE

12TH

ZENITH

3600

W

13TH

16TH

18TH

EMERSON

STRATFORD

4650

W

3200

W

1500 S

1200

E

4490

W

3700 W

17TH

POST

300 S

HARVARD

1987 S

KENSINGTON

ALDE

N

HARRISON

5350

W

PARK

PACIFIC

DALL

IN

2200

E

DUPONT

DIRECTORS ROW

HUBBARD

ELM

5200

W

5070

W

INDU

STRI

AL

4250

W

MEAD

4370

W

DOUG

LAS

SHERMAN

COATSVILLE

MICHIGAN

CHAD

WIC

K

1500

E

BRYAN

2100 N

WIN

DSO

R

DEAR

BORN

100 S

ROOSEVELT

YALECREST

1000

W

CRANDALL

KING

MAR

ION

LUCY

600

E

DELO

NG

1980 S

IOLA

DENV

ER

BEVE

RLY

SWAN

ER

RAMONA

ILLINOIS

CENTRAL

FILM

ORE

1400

W

WESTMINSTER

REED

200 S

800 N

3300 S

1580 N

STRINGHAM

2650

W

3730

W

WILSON

GENESEE

LINC

OLN

345 S

ZANE

LOGAN

GILLESPIE

2600

E

BERK

ELEY

SUNSET

BROWNING

YALE

800 S

1500

W

HART

FORD

3000 S

GLEN

MAR

E

EUCLID

UTAH

EVERETT

CLAY

TON

ONEI

DA

340 N

COLOROW

2030 E

1460

W

ELIZ

ABET

H

PAXTON

2670 N

EMPI

RE

4325

W

ANDREW

2400

W

IMPE

RIAL

ROBE

RTA

HARRIS

LAKE

YUM

A

BENN

ETT

2370

W

5300

W

5100

W

LAYTON

4TH

WAL

LACE

1100

W

200

E

500 N

CRYSTAL

BRIDGER

2265

W

PUGS

LEY

NILES

3850

W

HAYES

BELMONT

1830 S

1000

E

DULUTH

HAMPTON

GREE

N

1300

E

1800

E

SYLVAN

COLO

RADO

1900

E

SIMPSON

CUSTER

1045

W

BLAINE

1525 S

2500

E

400 S

JEWELL

HILLTOP

CORN

ELL 200 N

APRICOT

400 N

CHEY

ENNE

GALE

700 N

900 N

300 N

SIGSBEE

700

W

FOSS

FERN

3480

W

1520 S

JIMM

Y DO

OLIT

TLE

KENW

OOD

SHERWOOD

SONA

TA

HOPE

GOODWIN

CORT

EZ

COLMAR

SEGO

BLAI

R

870

W

800

W

SUN

ARBO

R

MAIN

TEXA

S

2000

E

WALL

ATKIN

1300

W

1600 N

GARN

ETTE

ELGIN

ROXB

URY

HIGH

MCC

LELL

AND

LEG

ACY

VIEW

CHARLTON

OAKL

EY

470 N

ALOHA

CATH

ERIN

E

DE S

OTO

FALL

RIO

GRAN

DE

1300 S

ASSOCIATED

PRINCETON

YERMO

PARKWAY

WOOD

ORAN

GE

1355 S

1390 S

HOLLYWOOD

MIL

ESTO

NE

KOMAS

GOLTZ

SUNRISE

1400

E

LYNWOOD

WILMINGTON

MAYWOOD

EMER

Y

BURN

S

2360

W

GRAN

T

BILL

Y M

ITCH

ELL

ALPS

JACKSON

NEVA

DA

JEFF

ERSO

N

BUENO

MENLO

OURAY

MILTON

GROVE

MOTOR

WEST CAPITOL

FEDERAL

400

E

5500

W

1320

W

1340

W

LEADVILLE

MISSION

LINDEN

WAS

HING

TON

4050

W

GOSH

EN

TOMAHAWK

EMERIL

1950

W

STEWART

BELL

230 S

MARGARET

EDIS

ON

2100

W

WHITE

PRES

TON

1600 S

1800 N

FORTUNE

GIRARD

BONN

EVIL

LE

1400 S

ALTON

COLU

MBU

S

HANN

IBAL

4150

W

PAM

ELA

MOR

TON

VIRGINIA

1100 N

JERE

MY

DEXT

ER

CRAT

ER

TABBY

LIBERTY

MARKET

BUTLER

GENE

RAL

FLYE

R

PUEB

LO

HANSEN

FOLSOM

HARTWELL

BLIS

S

CAPITOL PARK

SIMONDI

HUDSON

1850 E

OMNI

BOSHAM

3150

W

CLINTON

WENCO

PROSPERITY

3090

W

WYO

MIN

G

3030

W

TYLE

R

CONC

ORD

IRON

ROS

E

FAIRVIEW

GRAND

DECADE

WILSHIRE

CHIC

AGO

WHITNEY

SIR

MIC

HAEL

HERBERT

QUARTER HORSE

14TH

EMIL

IA

BUTT

E

NOCT

URNE

2300

W

WALNUT

BALLIF

1300 N

AUSTIN

CENTER

DALTON

ALAMEDA

BRIX

EN

GERTIE

AMERICAN

LAUR

ELHU

RST

EL R

EY

DALE

SHERIDAN

VENTURE

FREMONT

EAST

CAP

ITO

L

MEL

BOUR

NE

TALLY HO

FULLER

CHAR

LES

L

INDB

ERG

H

ASPEN

ARDMORE

CHIPETA

ST MARYS

1800

W

OAK HILLS

BUCC

ANEE

R

YEAGER

MID

LAND

RICH

ARDS

NEW

STA

R

NOTTINGHAM

WEL

LING

TON

LOVELAND

QUAYLE

COMMONWEALTH

TARTAN

CAPI

STRA

NO

SIR TIMOTHY

KRISTIANNA

MERRIMAC

EAST MEDICAL

WOO

DBIN

E

ARAPAHOE

LEARNED

LANCASTER

KEN

REY

FULT

ON

CHES

TNUT

MONTAGUE

FAIRFAX

SIR

PHIL

IP

MODESTO

UNIV

ERSI

TY

ROSEWOOD

REDWOOD

PION

EER

SONN

ET

CARO

USEL

ALLEN PARK

COLO

NEL

FIG TREE

GRAYSTONE

DARWIN

BURBANK

VAN BUREN

INDEPENDENCE

PARAMOUNT

BEACON

ASHTON

CAMPUS CNTR

BROOKLYN

MON

TGOM

ERY

LOWELL

CHANDLER

LEXINGTON

DOWNINGTON

VIANNACLARK

DOUGLAS CORRIGAN

WES

T TE

MPL

E

AUTUMN

NEIL

ARM

STRO

NG

MARK

COMMONS

GLENROSE

MALVERN

ADM

IRAL

BYR

D

SOLDIER

STANTON

BERNADINE

HEMPSTEAD

WESTWOOD

ECCLESTHISTLE

BARO

NESS

COLFAX

MAN

DALA

Y

SAND

HURS

T

SIR CHARLES

MACARTHUR

NORTHWOOD

CHAL

LENG

ER

HILLSIDE

POIN

SETT

IA

MARKEA

OAK FOREST

TOM

MY

THOM

PSON

JETWAY

MACFARLAND

SALLIE

BLO

OMFI

ELD

SIR

PATR

ICK

DE TROBRIAND

BRICKYARD

NORTHCREST

VILLAGE PARK

HILLDON

NORTHCLIFFE

HIDDEN VILLA

ORPHEUM

PINNOCCHIO

CRYSTAL ROCK

LOXWOOD

FORT DOUGLAS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

AMER

ICAN

BEA

UTY

LIVINGSTON

SECRET GARDEN

GRAY

HAW-THORNE

SHORTLINE

ANDREW

MON

TGOM

ERY

PARKWAY

WILLIAMS

ELIZ

ABET

H

EMERSON

WILMINGTON

ELM

MON

TGOM

ERY

EDIS

ON

LAKE

HOLLYWOOD

1200

W

PAXTON

HIGH

FAYETTE

WILLIAMS

GREE

N

3600

W36

00 W

1300

W

BONN

EVIL

LE

CAPISTRANO

1200

E

HUDSON

300 S

DOUG

LAS

BRYAN

ELM

PAXTON

PARK

1300

W

500

W

BLAINE

GARFIELD

WARNOCK

DOUG

LAS

LOGAN

1900

E

ALAMEDA

KELSEY

DOWNINGTON

WESTMINSTER

REDONDO

MAYWOOD

HARRISON

BRIARCLIFF

LOGAN

LUCY

REDONDO

800 N

500

W

1500 S

1500

W

WILMINGTON

CHANDLER

300 S

DOWNINGTON

GLENDALE

RICH

ARDS

1300

W

LAKE

EMPI

RE

WESTMINSTER

ST MARYS

HERBERT

WILSON

GALE

700 N

1300

W

GARFIELD

2000

E

PRINCETON

MEAD

300 S

YALE

BRYAN

PUEB

LO

JEFF

ERSO

N

1000

E

SHERMAN

DALTON

1200

E

PRINCETON

SEGO

ZENITH

CATH

ERIN

E

FAYETTE

BLAINE

HOLLYWOOD

1300 S

1400

W

OURAY

700

W

LINC

OLN

NAVA

JO

BRYAN

PACIFIC

HARVARD

CHIPETA

FEDERAL

DOWNINGTON

War

m S

prin

gs

REDONDO

700 S

1200 N

CORN

ELL

700 S

300 S

CHIC

AGO

NOCTURNE

1500

E

AMERICAN

BRYAN

RAMONA

REDONDO

ROBE

RTA

CHEY

ENNE

800

W

WESTMINSTER

JERE

MY

1500 S

COLO

RADO

MAJ

OR

HARRIS

WALLACE

1000

E

MEAD

CLAYBOURNE

ROOSEVELT

LAIRD

SONA

TA

GRAN

T

MON

TGOM

ERY

1100

E

ORAN

GE

VICTORIA

LAKE

MALVERN

BLAI

R

WALL

ROOSEVELT

800

E

LINC

OLN

GIRARD

RAMONA

HOLLYWOOD

MONTAGUE

SHERMAN

OURAY

WILSON

WAL

NUT

BROWNING

1500

W

200

W

REDONDO

1100

E

5200

W

WILMINGTON

BROWNING

HUBBARD

DRIGGS

EMERSON

AMERICAN BEAUTY

ATKIN

PARK

BLAINE

WEL

LING

TON

KENSINGTON

MCC

LELL

AND

PRES

TON

PIERPONT

1800

E

500 N

PIERPONT

EMPI

RE

DOWNINGTON

WAS

HING

TON

900 S

YUM

A

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

FREMONT

RAMONA

1300

W

EDITH

REDONDO

800

E

KENSINGTON

COMMONWEALTH

WESTMINSTER

PRES

TON

DOWNINGTON

LOGAN

ATKIN

LAKE

BROWNINGCONC

ORD

500 W

RAMONA

SIMPSON

1100

E

WOOD

1000

W

1400

W

EDIS

ON

LUCY

1200

W

500 S

1400

W

800

E

NORTH TEMPLE

BLAINE

ROBE

RTA

LAIRD

5500

W

CALIFORNIA

WIN

DSO

R

CHANDLER

LINC

OLN

GOSH

EN

LINC

OLN

1000

E

MOR

TON

CONC

ORD

COMMONWEALTH

LEARNED

HARVARD

GREE

N

BROOKLYN

500 S

HARRISON

CRANDALL

MCC

LELL

AND

HART

FORD

ANDREW

HAYES

1000

W

KENSINGTON

1900

E

WILSONWILSON

GARFIELD

400 N

AMERICAN

HARRIS

TEXA

S

KENSING-TON

QUAYLE

1000

E

MILTON

MOR

TON

900 S

PACIFIC

LOWELL

HERBERT

ELGIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

LAKE

KENSINGTON

200 N

VAN BUREN

WILSON

HARVARD

700

W

HARVARD

AUSTIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

1987 S

800

E

HARTWELL

1300 S

800 S

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

OAKL

EY

1800

E

BLAINE

LOGAN

BUENO

ELIZ

ABET

H

SHERMAN

GIRARD

DORO

THEA

FORTUNE

RAMONA

STRINGHAM

1000

E

GLEN

MAR

E

1200

W

SIR

MIC

HAEL

500 N

EMERSON

ST

AT

E

56

00

W

70

0 E

30

0 W

Red

woo

d R

d

VI C

TO

RY

5 0 0 S

WE

ST

TE

MP

LE

21

00

E

3 0 0 N

5 0 0 N

6 0 0 N

FO

OT

HI L

L

5 0 0 S

13

00

E

30

0 W

7 0 0 S

5 0 0 S

8 0 0 S

40

0 W

1 3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

6 0 0 S

6 0 0 N

90

0 W

1 0 0 S

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

H A R O L D G A T T Y

PA R L E Y S

S O U T H T E M P L E

56

00

W

11

00

E

38

00

W

GL

AD

I OL

A

A P O L L O

HIG

HL

AN

D

90

0 E

WR

IGH

T B

RO

TH

ER

S

RI C

HM

ON

D

JO

HN

GL

EN

N

RIC

HM

ON

D

N O R T H T E M P L E

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

GL

AD

IOL

A

5 0 0 S

IB E

1 3 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

3200

W

200

E

3 00

E

4 00

E

3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

2300 N

1 70 0

E

7 00

W

3 3 0 0 N

VIR

GIN

IA

WE

ST

TE

MP

L E

7 00

W

2 1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

SIMONDI

RICH

ARDS

KENSINGTON

LAKE

MAJ

OR

NAVA

JO

SUNNYSIDE

YUM

A

QUIN

CE

OAKL

EY

200

E

STRI N G HAM

SIR

PHIL

IP

GARFIELD

200 N

YALE

CONC

ORD

800

W

FREM

ONT

PARK

POST

VAN BUREN

SEGO

SHERWOOD

LAIRD

LOXWOOD

HERBERT

LAIRD

LOGAN

2000 E

800

E

1000

W

2300

E

700

W

LYNWOOD

LINDEN

SIMPSON

PA R L E Y S

BRYAN

WILSON

SHERMAN

HARRIS

2ND

FILM

ORE

CLEVELAND

400 N

700 S

800

W

REDONDO

FREMONT

BRYAN

900 N

MI C HIGAN

BROWNING

HOLLYWOOD

STERLING

CATH

ERIN

E

STRATFORD

EDITH

DOWNINGTONDOWNINGTON

COMM O N W EALT H

ARAPAHOE

200 N

1000

E

DORO

THEA

LOGAN

HUDSON

8TH

DALTON

300 S

800

W

OURAY

ROOSEVELT

BLAI

R

WASATCH

KELSEY

200

E

SWAN

ER

GREE

N

BRYAN

PARK

ATKIN

HAMPTON

400

E

COLO

RADO

L A IRD

HERBERT

400 N

Emer

y

STRATFORD

JERE

MY

WILSON

GIRARD

HERBERT

PERRYS HOLLOW

DENV

ER

PARK

100 S

CATH

ERIN

E

800 N

MICHIGANFAYETTE

1400

W

1100

E

SOUTH TEMPLE

BELMONT

LOWELL

FULLER

CATH

ERIN

E

YALE

IMPE

RIAL

WILLIAMS

HUBBARD

PLUM

1330

W

COTTAGE

SOCIAL HALL

ASHTON

RESEARCH

Wol

cott

RED BUTTE

DAUNTLESS

AMANDA

MARKEA

REMINGTON

SIR

PATR

ICK

CANNON

GREGSON

MONTROSE

NORT

HMON

T

CENT

RAL C

AMPU

S

FREMONT

CLINTON

HARVARD

MARKEA

WOOD

300 S

MICHIGAN

EDIS

ON

JEFF

ERSO

N

FREMONT

REDONDO

GILLESPIE

5TH

DENV

ERBROWNING

WIN

DSO

R

CLINTON

GILLESPIE

HUBBARD

ATKIN

1300

W

PIERPONT

OAKL

EY

WOOD

RAMONA

ROOSEVELT

JERE

MY

STRINGHAM

PAXTON

OAKL

EY

RILEYELEM

NEWMANELEM

NIBLEYELEM

UINTAHELEM

EDISONELEM

LOWELLELEM

ENSIGNELEM

EMERSONELEM

WASATCHELEM

BENNIONELEM

HIGHLANDHIGH

LINCOLNELEM

JACKSONELEM

BACKMANELEM

FRANK-LIN

ELEM

DILWORTHELEM

WHITTIERELEM

PARKVIEWELEM

EASTHIGH

BRYANTINTERMEDIATE

WESTHIGH

ESCA-LANTEELEM

HAWTHORNEELEM

CLAYTONINTERMEDIATE

ROSE PARKELEM

NORTHSTARELEM

HILLSIDEINTERMEDIATE

BONNEVILLEELEM

WASHINGTONELEM

MEADOWLARKELEM

NORTHWESTINTERMEDIATE

INDIANHILLSELEM

MOUNTAINVIEWELEM

HIGHLANDPARKELEM

BEACONHEIGHTS

ELEM

ROSSLYNHEIGHTS

ELEM

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

JORDAN RIVEROFF-HIGHWAY

VEHICLE STATERECREATION AREA

CITY CEMETERY

CITY CREEKWATERSHED

RED BUTTEGARDEN

LIBERTYPARK

SUGARHOUSEPARK

STATEFAIRGROUNDS

SUNNYSIDEPARK

POPPERTONPARK

PARLEYS HISTORICNATURE PARK

MEMORYGROVE

RIVERSIDEPARK

UTAH STATECAPITOL

FAIRMONTPARK

ROSEWOODPARK

WESTPOINTEPARK

ROTARYGLENPARK

WETLANDOBSERVATION

AREA

MATHESONPARK

LINDSEYGARDENS

CONSTITUTIONPARK

SHERWOODPARK

TEMPLESQUARE

TANNER PARK

PIONEER

PARK

PEACE GARDENS

MILLERPARK

WARM SPRINGSPARK

SALT LAKESPORTS

COMPLEX

DONNERTRAILPARK

LIBRARYSQ

COTTONWOODPARK

17THSOUTHPARK

HERMANFRANKSPARK

ENSIGN PEAKNATURE PARK

WASATCHHOLLOW

PARK

WINGPOINTE GOLF COURSE

GLENDALE GOLF COURSE

COUNTRY CLUBGOLF COURSE

BONNEVILLEGOLF COURSE

ROSE PARKGOLF COURSE

FOREST DALEGOLF COURSE

NIBLEY PARKGOLF COURSE

Ballpark

Fort Douglas

CentralStation

University Medical CenterArena

Stadium

Library900East

900 South

Court-house

Planet-arium

CityCenter

OldGreektown

Temple Sq

GallivanPlaza

Central Pointe

TrolleySquare University

S. Campus

Terrace Hills D

r

REGE

NT

Jordan Riv er Trail

Kennedy Dr

GRE

ENW

OOD

YALE

Dev

onsh

ire D

rWas

at

ch Dr

Wasatch Dr

800

E

Red

woo

d R

d

Parleys Canyon Blv d

City Creek Canyon

Airport Trail

Wiley Post

Red

woo

d R

d

DALE R IDGE

Jord

an R

iv

er Tra

il

Bec

k S

tree

t

City

Cre

ek C

anyo

n

Jordan

Riv

er T

r ail

18 th Ave

Fede ral Pointe

1900 EME D I C

AL

N O R T H C A M

PU

S

D R

FO

OT

HI L

L

Arapeen Dr

THORNTON

SUGARMONT

HIDDEN HOLLOW

Jordan Ri ver Trail

To Sandy& Utah Lake

To bepaved(2011)

1700 S

800 S

To ParkCity

BANG

ERTE

R HW

Y

Yale

Airpo rt Trail

To Bountiful & Davis Countyvia Hwy 89

(paved shoulder)or Orchard Dr

Hillcrest

201

201

Turn into/out ofStaker Parsonto follow bike lane

City Creek

Red Butte C.

Emigr ation Creek

Parleys Creek

Surplus Canal

West Valley CitySouth Salt Lake

North Salt Lake

Millcreek Township

Sou

th S

alt L

ake

Millcreek Tow

nship

West Valley City

Sou

th S

alt L

ak

e

Universityof Utah

WestminsterCollege

Salt LakeCommunity

College

PERRY

Sal

t Lak

e C

ount

y

Red B

utte C

reek

CAPITOL OAKS

CANYON OAKS

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

E M I G R A T I ON C Y N

Gate open:Weekdays5:00 am -8:00 pm

Gilme r Dr

WILSONBLAINE

Ramona Westminster

500

W

400

W

UTA

HNA

NORTH STAR

NEW

STA

R

SILVER S TAR

COLO NEL

Morton

300 S

Alta

3RD MILITARY

11 T H A V E

Laird

CLAYBOURNE

HARRISON

2000

E

WILMING TON

1900

E

4th Ave3rd Ave

PARKW A Y

13TH

400 S

BROA

DMO

OR

LAYT ON

GLADIOLA

MCC

LELL

AN

D

CRESTVIEW

COMANCHE

CANT

ERB

URY

STA NS BUR YM

ERC ED ES

EAGLE

KENSINGTON

SKYLINE

MOHA

WK

MICHIGAN

S O U T H CA M P U S D

R

1300

W

1200

W

PUEB

LO

700 S

C anyo

n R

d

56

00

W

MCC

LELL

AND

400

E

ederal Heights D

r

F ARLINGTON

Warm

Springs

War

m Spr i ngs

49

00 '49 50'

5000'

Princeton

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

!"#I-215

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

3

71

8

6

2

4

9

5

17

15

16

11

10

13

12

14

City Creek Canyon:Hours are from 8:30 am to 10 pm.

Bicycling is only allowed in the canyon on odddays beginning the last Monday in May and

ending the last weekend of September. Bicyclingis not allowed on summer holidays. When bicyclingis allowed over the summer, the road is closed to

motor vehicles (except maintenance vehicles.)

During the remainder of the year, bicycling is allowed every day.

The canyon speed limit is 15 miles per hour. You can get a ticket, even on your bicycle.

Ride with caution! The canyon road is narrowand winding with many blind curves. Stay on theright side of the road, and be alert to pedestrians

and maintenance vehicles.

4

S A L T L A K E C I T YS A L T L A K E C I T YB I K E W A Y S M A PB I K E W A Y S M A P

To Salt LakeMarina

To Bountiful &Davis County

Bo

nnevill

e Sh

ore

line

Trai

l

TRAX to Sandy

2011 Edition

Great Salt Lake

Airport Bike PathNormal hours of the Airport Bike / Jogging Path are: Feb. 1 to Oct. 31: 5:30 am to 10:00 pm Nov. 1 to Jan. 31: 7:00 am to 7:00 pm

During normal hours, five security gates are closed but unlocked,and the path is open to the public. After hoursor when the national security threat is severe (red), access is restricted and the gates are locked.

Persons needing access to the Airport Trail during closed hours may obtain a security badge from the Airport after completing an application process which includes a background check and a $15 fee. (The badge expires on your second birthday after being issued.)For information about obtaining a security badge please call Airport Access Control at 801-575-2204.

The U is beginning a bicycle master plan in 2011. Please see

http://constructionimpacts.utah.edu

Users of this map should be aware that potential hazards andobstructions may exist on the routes shown and that Salt LakeCity and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in no waywarrant the safety or fitness of the suggested routes. This mapdoes not expand the liability of Salt Lake City to bicyclists beyond the existing law. The user of this map bears full responsibility for his or her safety.

Cartography by Becka Roolf, with assistance from Kevin Belland Tom Millar. May 2011

Lega

cy Pkwy Tr a il

Salt Lake CityInternational Airport

L E G E N D Bicycle-specific ResourcesBike Collective;

Bike Lockers$S

Bike Shop%

Bicycle Transit Center

PENROSE

FAIRFAX4250'

43 00'

4350 '

4500'

4600 '

46 50 '

4700' 4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

4250

'

4 300

'

4350'

4400'4450'

45 0 0'4550 '

46 00'

4650'

4700'

4750'

4800'

4850'5 00

E5 0

0 E

5 00

E

Airport bike racks are located inside a metal covered walkway

just south of the Terminal 1 building.

nmArtesian Well!Community Garden

D Dog ParkFarmers Market`

HospitalÆq

Information Center!"

Library!#

Skate ParkSchool!"

College / University

Community Resources

!" Private School

700 S

600 S

4250' 4300'4350'

4400'

4450'

4500'

4550'

4600

'

465 0

' 4700 '

4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

Sites of Interest!(1 Abravenal Hall

!(2 Capitol Theatre

!(3 Central Station / Intermodal Hub

!(4 City/County Building

!(5 Energy Solutions Arena

!(6 Family History Library

!(7 Gateway

!(8 Hogle Zoo

!(9 LDS Conference Center

!(17 Trolley Square!(16 Tracy Aviary!(15 This is the Place Heritage Park!(14 Spring Mobile Ballpark!(13 Salt Palace!(12 Salt Lake Art Center

!(10 Raging Waters Water Park

!(11 Red Butte Garden

On-route SymbolsTrail Access & Parking!$

b Trail Access Only

/ Overpass / Underpass#¡ Caution Areas

ÕÕ!!"%#!"$

HAWK Ped SignalTraffic SignalSite of Interest!(6

Public TransportationLight Rail (TRAX)

Commuter Rail (FrontRunner)! Rail Stations

Routes

Quiet Street

Shared Use Path$$$$$$$$$$$$

Bike Lane

Signed Shared Roadway

Paved Shoulder

Proposed Path (see back)

Green Shared Lane

Hiking TrailMountain Bike & Hiking Trail

State Arterial

City Arterial

Collector Road

Local Road

1 Mile / 1.6 Kilometers

about 6 minutes bicycling0.25

4400'

4450'

4550 '

Mai

n St

South Temple

Red

woo

d R

d

1100

EStat

e St

400 S

2100 S

700

E

Foothill Dr

Wasatch D

r500 S

1100

E

800

E

1900

E

4th Ave

Star

cres

t

Emer

y

Princeton

1830

W/M

iam

i

900 S

Garfield

Nav

ajo

Hilltop

Gilmer Dr

1300 S

Che

yenn

e

600

E

2700 S

2200

W

1700 S

600 N

Lakeline Dr

2000

E

Highland D

r

Reclamation Rd

300

E

1900 N

Amelia Earhart

Riverview Ave

Scenic

1700 S

600

E

800 S

2200

W

1700 S

200 S

700

E

1730 S

300 N

2100

E

3rd Ave

2300

E

1500

E

2100 S

1700

E

1000

W

400 S

200

W

11th Ave

1000 N

4800

W

1820 S

4000

W

5500

W

700 N

Pion

eer R

d

4400

W

1700 N

Sunnyside Ave

1200

W

Directors Row

900 S

Gra

mer

cy

Indu

stria

l

500

W

1100

E

Gua

rdsm

an W

ay

1300 S

2700 S

Bonne

ville

Blvd

Uni

vers

ity

3230

W

Wak

ara W

ay

N Temple Frontage Rd

300

W

2760

W

2100 S

200

W

900 S

1200

W

300

E

600 S

700 S

Princeton

2700 S

600 N

700 N

Lakeline Dr

2000

E

300

E

Amelia Earhart

Beck St

600

W

1730 S

Mai

n St

2100

E

2100 N

300

E

2300

E

1500

E

1700

E

1000

W

4800

W

1820 S

Indiana Ave

1100 S 1300

E

5500

W

900 S

2nd Ave

4130

W

Indu

stria

l

1300 S

2700 S

Wak

ara W

ay

2100 S

200 S

900 S

900 S

300

E

2100 S

Sunnyside Ave

BST- Parleys Crossing

200

W

Parleys Trail

City Creek Canyon

Jordan River Trail

Jord

an R

iver

Trail

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

JF LKHGDCA

1ST

M UN5TH

6TH

7TH

T

9TH

P SRO Q

500

W

150 S

10TH

400

W

600

W

SUNNYSIDE

12TH

ZENITH

3600

W

13TH

16TH

18TH

EMERSON

STRATFORD

4650

W

3200

W

1500 S

1200

E

4490

W

3700 W

17TH

POST

300 S

HARVARD

1987 S

KENSINGTON

ALDE

N

HARRISON

5350

W

PARK

PACIFIC

DALL

IN

2200

E

DUPONT

DIRECTORS ROW

HUBBARD

ELM

5200

W

5070

W

INDU

STRI

AL

4250

W

MEAD

4370

W

DOUG

LAS

SHERMAN

COATSVILLE

MICHIGAN

CHAD

WIC

K

1500

E

BRYAN

2100 N

WIN

DSO

R

DEAR

BORN

100 S

ROOSEVELT

YALECREST

1000

W

CRANDALL

KING

MAR

ION

LUCY

600

E

DELO

NG

1980 S

IOLA

DENV

ER

BEVE

RLY

SWAN

ER

RAMONA

ILLINOIS

CENTRAL

FILM

ORE

1400

W

WESTMINSTER

REED

200 S

800 N

3300 S

1580 N

STRINGHAM

2650

W

3730

W

WILSON

GENESEE

LINC

OLN

345 S

ZANE

LOGAN

GILLESPIE

2600

E

BERK

ELEY

SUNSET

BROWNING

YALE

800 S

1500

W

HART

FORD

3000 S

GLEN

MAR

E

EUCLID

UTAH

EVERETT

CLAY

TON

ONEI

DA

340 N

COLOROW

2030 E

1460

W

ELIZ

ABET

H

PAXTON

2670 N

EMPI

RE

4325

W

ANDREW

2400

W

IMPE

RIAL

ROBE

RTA

HARRIS

LAKE

YUM

A

BENN

ETT

2370

W

5300

W

5100

W

LAYTON

4TH

WAL

LACE

1100

W

200

E

500 N

CRYSTAL

BRIDGER

2265

W

PUGS

LEY

NILES

3850

W

HAYES

BELMONT

1830 S

1000

E

DULUTH

HAMPTON

GREE

N

1300

E

1800

E

SYLVAN

COLO

RADO

1900

E

SIMPSON

CUSTER

1045

W

BLAINE

1525 S

2500

E

400 S

JEWELL

HILLTOP

CORN

ELL 200 N

APRICOT

400 N

CHEY

ENNE

GALE

700 N

900 N

300 N

SIGSBEE

700

W

FOSS

FERN

3480

W

1520 S

JIMM

Y DO

OLIT

TLE

KENW

OOD

SHERWOOD

SONA

TA

HOPE

GOODWIN

CORT

EZ

COLMAR

SEGO

BLAI

R

870

W

800

W

SUN

ARBO

R

MAIN

TEXA

S

2000

E

WALL

ATKIN

1300

W

1600 N

GARN

ETTE

ELGIN

ROXB

URY

HIGH

MCC

LELL

AND

LEG

ACY

VIEW

CHARLTON

OAKL

EY

470 N

ALOHA

CATH

ERIN

E

DE S

OTO

FALL

RIO

GRAN

DE

1300 S

ASSOCIATED

PRINCETON

YERMO

PARKWAY

WOOD

ORAN

GE

1355 S

1390 S

HOLLYWOOD

MIL

ESTO

NE

KOMAS

GOLTZ

SUNRISE

1400

E

LYNWOOD

WILMINGTON

MAYWOOD

EMER

Y

BURN

S

2360

W

GRAN

T

BILL

Y M

ITCH

ELL

ALPS

JACKSON

NEVA

DA

JEFF

ERSO

N

BUENO

MENLO

OURAY

MILTON

GROVE

MOTOR

WEST CAPITOL

FEDERAL

400

E

5500

W

1320

W

1340

W

LEADVILLE

MISSION

LINDEN

WAS

HING

TON

4050

W

GOSH

EN

TOMAHAWK

EMERIL

1950

W

STEWART

BELL

230 S

MARGARET

EDIS

ON

2100

W

WHITE

PRES

TON

1600 S

1800 N

FORTUNE

GIRARD

BONN

EVIL

LE

1400 S

ALTON

COLU

MBU

S

HANN

IBAL

4150

W

PAM

ELA

MOR

TON

VIRGINIA

1100 N

JERE

MY

DEXT

ER

CRAT

ER

TABBY

LIBERTY

MARKET

BUTLER

GENE

RAL

FLYE

R

PUEB

LO

HANSEN

FOLSOM

HARTWELL

BLIS

S

CAPITOL PARK

SIMONDI

HUDSON

1850 E

OMNI

BOSHAM

3150

W

CLINTON

WENCO

PROSPERITY

3090

W

WYO

MIN

G

3030

W

TYLE

R

CONC

ORD

IRON

ROS

E

FAIRVIEW

GRAND

DECADE

WILSHIRE

CHIC

AGO

WHITNEY

SIR

MIC

HAEL

HERBERT

QUARTER HORSE

14TH

EMIL

IA

BUTT

E

NOCT

URNE

2300

W

WALNUT

BALLIF

1300 N

AUSTIN

CENTER

DALTON

ALAMEDA

BRIX

EN

GERTIE

AMERICAN

LAUR

ELHU

RST

EL R

EY

DALE

SHERIDAN

VENTURE

FREMONT

EAST

CAP

ITO

L

MEL

BOUR

NE

TALLY HO

FULLER

CHAR

LES

L

INDB

ERG

H

ASPEN

ARDMORE

CHIPETA

ST MARYS

1800

W

OAK HILLS

BUCC

ANEE

R

YEAGER

MID

LAND

RICH

ARDS

NEW

STA

R

NOTTINGHAM

WEL

LING

TON

LOVELAND

QUAYLE

COMMONWEALTH

TARTAN

CAPI

STRA

NO

SIR TIMOTHY

KRISTIANNA

MERRIMAC

EAST MEDICAL

WOO

DBIN

E

ARAPAHOE

LEARNED

LANCASTER

KEN

REY

FULT

ON

CHES

TNUT

MONTAGUE

FAIRFAX

SIR

PHIL

IP

MODESTO

UNIV

ERSI

TY

ROSEWOOD

REDWOOD

PION

EER

SONN

ET

CARO

USEL

ALLEN PARK

COLO

NEL

FIG TREE

GRAYSTONE

DARWIN

BURBANK

VAN BUREN

INDEPENDENCE

PARAMOUNT

BEACON

ASHTON

CAMPUS CNTR

BROOKLYN

MON

TGOM

ERY

LOWELL

CHANDLER

LEXINGTON

DOWNINGTON

VIANNACLARK

DOUGLAS CORRIGAN

WES

T TE

MPL

E

AUTUMN

NEIL

ARM

STRO

NG

MARK

COMMONS

GLENROSE

MALVERN

ADM

IRAL

BYR

D

SOLDIER

STANTON

BERNADINE

HEMPSTEAD

WESTWOOD

ECCLESTHISTLE

BARO

NESS

COLFAX

MAN

DALA

Y

SAND

HURS

T

SIR CHARLES

MACARTHUR

NORTHWOOD

CHAL

LENG

ER

HILLSIDE

POIN

SETT

IA

MARKEA

OAK FOREST

TOM

MY

THOM

PSON

JETWAY

MACFARLAND

SALLIE

BLO

OMFI

ELD

SIR

PATR

ICK

DE TROBRIAND

BRICKYARD

NORTHCREST

VILLAGE PARK

HILLDON

NORTHCLIFFE

HIDDEN VILLA

ORPHEUM

PINNOCCHIO

CRYSTAL ROCK

LOXWOOD

FORT DOUGLAS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

AMER

ICAN

BEA

UTY

LIVINGSTON

SECRET GARDEN

GRAY

HAW-THORNE

SHORTLINE

ANDREW

MON

TGOM

ERY

PARKWAY

WILLIAMS

ELIZ

ABET

H

EMERSON

WILMINGTON

ELM

MON

TGOM

ERY

EDIS

ON

LAKE

HOLLYWOOD

1200

W

PAXTON

HIGH

FAYETTE

WILLIAMS

GREE

N

3600

W36

00 W

1300

W

BONN

EVIL

LE

CAPISTRANO

1200

E

HUDSON

300 S

DOUG

LAS

BRYAN

ELM

PAXTON

PARK

1300

W

500

W

BLAINE

GARFIELD

WARNOCK

DOUG

LAS

LOGAN

1900

E

ALAMEDA

KELSEY

DOWNINGTON

WESTMINSTER

REDONDO

MAYWOOD

HARRISON

BRIARCLIFF

LOGAN

LUCY

REDONDO

800 N

500

W

1500 S

1500

W

WILMINGTON

CHANDLER

300 S

DOWNINGTON

GLENDALE

RICH

ARDS

1300

W

LAKE

EMPI

RE

WESTMINSTER

ST MARYS

HERBERT

WILSON

GALE

700 N

1300

W

GARFIELD

2000

E

PRINCETON

MEAD

300 S

YALE

BRYAN

PUEB

LO

JEFF

ERSO

N

1000

E

SHERMAN

DALTON

1200

E

PRINCETON

SEGO

ZENITH

CATH

ERIN

E

FAYETTE

BLAINE

HOLLYWOOD

1300 S

1400

W

OURAY

700

W

LINC

OLN

NAVA

JO

BRYAN

PACIFIC

HARVARD

CHIPETA

FEDERAL

DOWNINGTON

War

m S

prin

gs

REDONDO

700 S

1200 N

CORN

ELL

700 S

300 S

CHIC

AGO

NOCTURNE

1500

E

AMERICAN

BRYAN

RAMONA

REDONDO

ROBE

RTA

CHEY

ENNE

800

W

WESTMINSTER

JERE

MY

1500 S

COLO

RADO

MAJ

OR

HARRIS

WALLACE

1000

E

MEAD

CLAYBOURNE

ROOSEVELT

LAIRD

SONA

TA

GRAN

T

MON

TGOM

ERY

1100

E

ORAN

GE

VICTORIA

LAKE

MALVERN

BLAI

R

WALL

ROOSEVELT

800

E

LINC

OLN

GIRARD

RAMONA

HOLLYWOOD

MONTAGUE

SHERMAN

OURAY

WILSON

WAL

NUT

BROWNING

1500

W

200

W

REDONDO

1100

E

5200

W

WILMINGTON

BROWNING

HUBBARD

DRIGGS

EMERSON

AMERICAN BEAUTY

ATKIN

PARK

BLAINE

WEL

LING

TON

KENSINGTON

MCC

LELL

AND

PRES

TON

PIERPONT

1800

E

500 N

PIERPONT

EMPI

RE

DOWNINGTON

WAS

HING

TON

900 S

YUM

A

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

FREMONT

RAMONA

1300

W

EDITH

REDONDO

800

E

KENSINGTON

COMMONWEALTH

WESTMINSTER

PRES

TON

DOWNINGTON

LOGAN

ATKIN

LAKE

BROWNINGCONC

ORD

500 W

RAMONA

SIMPSON

1100

E

WOOD

1000

W

1400

W

EDIS

ON

LUCY

1200

W

500 S

1400

W

800

E

NORTH TEMPLE

BLAINE

ROBE

RTA

LAIRD

5500

W

CALIFORNIA

WIN

DSO

R

CHANDLER

LINC

OLN

GOSH

EN

LINC

OLN

1000

E

MOR

TON

CONC

ORD

COMMONWEALTH

LEARNED

HARVARD

GREE

N

BROOKLYN

500 S

HARRISON

CRANDALL

MCC

LELL

AND

HART

FORD

ANDREW

HAYES

1000

W

KENSINGTON

1900

E

WILSONWILSON

GARFIELD

400 N

AMERICAN

HARRIS

TEXA

S

KENSING-TON

QUAYLE

1000

E

MILTON

MOR

TON

900 S

PACIFIC

LOWELL

HERBERT

ELGIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

LAKE

KENSINGTON

200 N

VAN BUREN

WILSON

HARVARD

700

W

HARVARD

AUSTIN

WIN

DSO

R

GARFIELD

1987 S

800

E

HARTWELL

1300 S

800 S

COATSVILLE

EMERSON

OAKL

EY

1800

E

BLAINE

LOGAN

BUENO

ELIZ

ABET

H

SHERMAN

GIRARD

DORO

THEA

FORTUNE

RAMONA

STRINGHAM

1000

E

GLEN

MAR

E

1200

W

SIR

MIC

HAEL

500 N

EMERSON

ST

AT

E

56

00

W

70

0 E

30

0 W

Red

woo

d R

d

VI C

TO

RY

5 0 0 S

WE

ST

TE

MP

LE

21

00

E

3 0 0 N

5 0 0 N

6 0 0 N

FO

OT

HI L

L

5 0 0 S

13

00

E

30

0 W

7 0 0 S

5 0 0 S

8 0 0 S

40

0 W

1 3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

6 0 0 S

6 0 0 N

90

0 W

1 0 0 S

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

H A R O L D G A T T Y

PA R L E Y S

S O U T H T E M P L E

56

00

W

11

00

E

38

00

W

GL

AD

I OL

A

A P O L L O

HIG

HL

AN

D

90

0 E

WR

IGH

T B

RO

TH

ER

S

RI C

HM

ON

D

JO

HN

GL

EN

N

RIC

HM

ON

D

N O R T H T E M P L E

C A L I F O R N I A A V E

1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

GL

AD

IOL

A

5 0 0 S

IB E

1 3 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

3200

W

200

E

3 00

E

4 00

E

3 0 0 S

9 0 0 S

2300 N

1 70 0

E

7 00

W

3 3 0 0 N

VIR

GIN

IA

WE

ST

TE

MP

L E

7 00

W

2 1 0 0 S

2 1 0 0 S

1 0 0 S

SIMONDI

RICH

ARDS

KENSINGTON

LAKE

MAJ

OR

NAVA

JO

SUNNYSIDEYU

MA

QUIN

CE

OAKL

EY

200

E

STRI N G HAM

SIR

PHIL

IP

GARFIELD

200 N

YALE

CONC

ORD

800

W

FREM

ONT

PARK

POST

VAN BUREN

SEGO

SHERWOOD

LAIRD

LOXWOOD

HERBERT

LAIRD

LOGAN

2000 E

800

E

1000

W

2300

E

700

W

LYNWOOD

LINDEN

SIMPSON

PA R L E Y S

BRYAN

WILSON

SHERMAN

HARRIS

2ND

FILM

ORE

CLEVELAND

400 N

700 S

800

W

REDONDO

FREMONT

BRYAN

900 N

MI C HIGAN

BROWNING

HOLLYWOOD

STERLING

CATH

ERIN

E

STRATFORD

EDITH

DOWNINGTONDOWNINGTON

COMM O N W EALT H

ARAPAHOE

200 N10

00 E

DORO

THEA

LOGAN

HUDSON

8TH

DALTON

300 S

800

W

OURAY

ROOSEVELT

BLAI

R

WASATCH

KELSEY

200

E

SWAN

ER

GREE

N

BRYAN

PARK

ATKIN

HAMPTON

400

E

COLO

RADO

L A IRD

HERBERT

400 N

Emer

y

STRATFORD

JERE

MY

WILSON

GIRARD

HERBERT

PERRYS HOLLOW

DENV

ER

PARK

100 S

CATH

ERIN

E

800 N

MICHIGANFAYETTE

1400

W

1100

E

SOUTH TEMPLE

BELMONT

LOWELL

FULLER

CATH

ERIN

E

YALE

IMPE

RIAL

WILLIAMS

HUBBARD

PLUM

1330

W

COTTAGE

SOCIAL HALL

ASHTON

RESEARCH

Wol

cott

RED BUTTE

DAUNTLESS

AMANDAMARKEA

REMINGTON

SIR

PATR

ICK

CANNON

GREGSON

MONTROSE

NORT

HMON

T

CENT

RAL C

AMPU

S

FREMONT

CLINTON

HARVARD

MARKEA

WOOD

300 S

MICHIGAN

EDIS

ON

JEFF

ERSO

N

FREMONT

REDONDO

GILLESPIE

5TH

DENV

ERBROWNING

WIN

DSO

R

CLINTON

GILLESPIE

HUBBARD

ATKIN

1300

W

PIERPONT

OAKL

EY

WOOD

RAMONA

ROOSEVELT

JERE

MY

STRINGHAM

PAXTON

OAKL

EY

RILEYELEM

NEWMANELEM

NIBLEYELEM

UINTAHELEM

EDISONELEM

LOWELLELEM

ENSIGNELEM

EMERSONELEM

WASATCHELEM

BENNIONELEM

HIGHLANDHIGH

LINCOLNELEM

JACKSONELEM

BACKMANELEM

FRANK-LIN

ELEM

DILWORTHELEM

WHITTIERELEM

PARKVIEWELEM

EASTHIGH

BRYANTINTERMEDIATE

WESTHIGH

ESCA-LANTEELEM

HAWTHORNEELEM

CLAYTONINTERMEDIATE

ROSE PARKELEM

NORTHSTARELEM

HILLSIDEINTERMEDIATE

BONNEVILLEELEM

WASHINGTONELEM

MEADOWLARKELEM

NORTHWESTINTERMEDIATE

INDIANHILLSELEM

MOUNTAINVIEWELEM

HIGHLANDPARKELEM

BEACONHEIGHTS

ELEM

ROSSLYNHEIGHTS

ELEM

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

GLENDALEINTERMEDIATE

JORDAN RIVEROFF-HIGHWAY

VEHICLE STATERECREATION AREA

CITY CEMETERY

CITY CREEKWATERSHED

RED BUTTEGARDEN

LIBERTYPARK

SUGARHOUSEPARK

STATEFAIRGROUNDS

SUNNYSIDEPARK

POPPERTONPARK

PARLEYS HISTORICNATURE PARK

MEMORYGROVE

RIVERSIDEPARK

UTAH STATECAPITOL

FAIRMONTPARK

ROSEWOODPARK

WESTPOINTEPARK

ROTARYGLENPARK

WETLANDOBSERVATION

AREA

MATHESONPARK

LINDSEYGARDENS

CONSTITUTIONPARK

SHERWOODPARK

TEMPLESQUARE

TANNER PARK

PIONEER

PARK

PEACE GARDENS

MILLERPARK

WARM SPRINGSPARK

SALT LAKESPORTS

COMPLEX

DONNERTRAILPARK

LIBRARYSQ

COTTONWOODPARK

17THSOUTHPARK

HERMANFRANKSPARK

ENSIGN PEAKNATURE PARK

WASATCHHOLLOW

PARK

WINGPOINTE GOLF COURSE

GLENDALE GOLF COURSE

COUNTRY CLUBGOLF COURSE

BONNEVILLEGOLF COURSE

ROSE PARKGOLF COURSE

FOREST DALEGOLF COURSE

NIBLEY PARKGOLF COURSE

Ballpark

Fort Douglas

CentralStation

University Medical CenterArena

Stadium

Library900East

900 South

Court-house

Planet-arium

CityCenter

OldGreektown

Temple Sq

GallivanPlaza

Central Pointe

TrolleySquare University

S. Campus

Terrace Hills D

r

REGE

NT

Jordan Riv er Trail

Kennedy Dr

GRE

ENW

OOD

YALE

Dev

onsh

ire D

rWas

at

ch Dr

Wasatch Dr

800

E

Red

woo

d R

d

Parleys Canyon Blv d

City Creek Canyon

Airport Trail

Wiley Post

Red

woo

d R

d

DALE R IDGE

Jord

an R

iv

er Tra

il

Bec

k S

tree

t

City

Cre

ek C

anyo

n

Jordan

Riv

er T

r ail

18 th Ave

Fede ral Pointe

1900 EME D I C

AL

N O R T H C A M

PU

S

D R

FO

OT

HI L

L

Arapeen Dr

THORNTON

SUGARMONT

HIDDEN HOLLOW

Jordan Ri ver Trail

To Sandy& Utah Lake

To bepaved(2011)

1700 S

800 S

To ParkCity

BANG

ERTE

R HW

Y

Yale

Airpo rt Trail

To Bountiful & Davis Countyvia Hwy 89

(paved shoulder)or Orchard Dr

Hillcrest

201

201

Turn into/out ofStaker Parsonto follow bike lane

City Creek

Red Butte C.

Emigr ation Creek

Parleys Creek

Surplus Canal

West Valley CitySouth Salt Lake

North Salt Lake

Millcreek Township

Sou

th S

alt L

ake

Millcreek Tow

nship

West Valley City

Sou

th S

alt L

ak

e

Universityof Utah

WestminsterCollege

Salt LakeCommunity

College

PERRY

Sal

t Lak

e C

ount

y

Red B

utte C

reek

CAPITOL OAKS

CANYON OAKS

Bonneville Shoreline Trail

E M I G R A T I ON C Y N

Gate open:Weekdays5:00 am -8:00 pm

Gilme r Dr

WILSONBLAINE

Ramona Westminster

500

W

400

W

UTA

HNA

NORTH STAR

NEW

STA

R

SILVER S TAR

COLO NEL

Morton

300 S

Alta

3RD MILITARY

11 T H A V E

Laird

CLAYBOURNE

HARRISON

2000

E

WILMING TON

1900

E

4th Ave3rd Ave

PARKW A Y

13TH

400 S

BROA

DMO

OR

LAYT ON

GLADIOLA

MCC

LELL

AN

D

CRESTVIEW

COMANCHE

CANT

ERB

URY

STA NS BUR YM

ERC ED ES

EAGLE

KENSINGTON

SKYLINE

MOHA

WK

MICHIGAN

S O U T H CA M P U S D

R

1300

W

1200

W

PUEB

LO

700 S

C anyo

n R

d

56

00

W

MCC

LELL

AND

400

E

ederal Heights D

r

F ARLINGTON

Warm

Springs

War

m Spr i ngs

49

00 '49 50'

5000'

Princeton

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

90

0 E

!"#I-215

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

!"#I-15

!"#I-80

3

71

8

6

2

4

9

5

17

15

16

11

10

13

12

14

City Creek Canyon:Hours are from 8:30 am to 10 pm.

Bicycling is only allowed in the canyon on odddays beginning the last Monday in May and

ending the last weekend of September. Bicyclingis not allowed on summer holidays. When bicyclingis allowed over the summer, the road is closed to

motor vehicles (except maintenance vehicles.)

During the remainder of the year, bicycling is allowed every day.

The canyon speed limit is 15 miles per hour. You can get a ticket, even on your bicycle.

Ride with caution! The canyon road is narrowand winding with many blind curves. Stay on theright side of the road, and be alert to pedestrians

and maintenance vehicles.

4

S A L T L A K E C I T YS A L T L A K E C I T YB I K E W A Y S M A PB I K E W A Y S M A P

To Salt LakeMarina

To Bountiful &Davis County

Bo

nnevill

e Sh

ore

line

Trai

l

TRAX to Sandy

2011 Edition

Great Salt Lake

Airport Bike PathNormal hours of the Airport Bike / Jogging Path are: Feb. 1 to Oct. 31: 5:30 am to 10:00 pm Nov. 1 to Jan. 31: 7:00 am to 7:00 pm

During normal hours, five security gates are closed but unlocked,and the path is open to the public. After hoursor when the national security threat is severe (red), access is restricted and the gates are locked.

Persons needing access to the Airport Trail during closed hours may obtain a security badge from the Airport after completing an application process which includes a background check and a $15 fee. (The badge expires on your second birthday after being issued.)For information about obtaining a security badge please call Airport Access Control at 801-575-2204.

The U is beginning a bicycle master plan in 2011. Please see

http://constructionimpacts.utah.edu

Users of this map should be aware that potential hazards andobstructions may exist on the routes shown and that Salt LakeCity and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in no waywarrant the safety or fitness of the suggested routes. This mapdoes not expand the liability of Salt Lake City to bicyclists beyond the existing law. The user of this map bears full responsibility for his or her safety.

Cartography by Becka Roolf, with assistance from Kevin Belland Tom Millar. May 2011

Lega

cy Pkwy Tr a il

Salt Lake CityInternational Airport

L E G E N D Bicycle-specific ResourcesBike Collective;

Bike Lockers$S

Bike Shop%

Bicycle Transit Center

PENROSE

FAIRFAX

4250'

43 00'

4350 '

4500'

4600 '

46 50 '

4700' 4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

4250

'

4 300

'

4350'

4400'4450'

45 0 0'4550 '

46 00'

4650'

4700'

4750'

4800'

4850'5 00

E5 0

0 E

5 00

E

Airport bike racks are located inside a metal covered walkway

just south of the Terminal 1 building.

nmArtesian Well!Community Garden

D Dog ParkFarmers Market`

HospitalÆq

Information Center!"

Library!#

Skate ParkSchool!"

College / University

Community Resources

!" Private School

700 S

600 S

4250' 4300'4350'

4400'

4450'

4500'

4550'

4600

'

465 0

' 4700 '

4750'

4800'

4850'

4900'

4950'

5000'

Sites of Interest!(1 Abravenal Hall

!(2 Capitol Theatre

!(3 Central Station / Intermodal Hub

!(4 City/County Building

!(5 Energy Solutions Arena

!(6 Family History Library

!(7 Gateway

!(8 Hogle Zoo

!(9 LDS Conference Center

!(17 Trolley Square!(16 Tracy Aviary!(15 This is the Place Heritage Park!(14 Spring Mobile Ballpark!(13 Salt Palace!(12 Salt Lake Art Center

!(10 Raging Waters Water Park

!(11 Red Butte Garden

On-route SymbolsTrail Access & Parking!$

b Trail Access Only

/ Overpass / Underpass#¡ Caution Areas

ÕÕ!!"%#!"$

HAWK Ped SignalTraffic SignalSite of Interest!(6

Public TransportationLight Rail (TRAX)

Commuter Rail (FrontRunner)! Rail Stations

Routes

Quiet Street

Shared Use Path$$$$$$$$$$$$

Bike Lane

Signed Shared Roadway

Paved Shoulder

Proposed Path (see back)

Green Shared Lane

Hiking TrailMountain Bike & Hiking Trail

State Arterial

City Arterial

Collector Road

Local Road

1 Mile / 1.6 Kilometers

about 6 minutes bicycling0.25

4400'

4450'

4550 '

Page 2: Salt Lake City Bike map

MayoR’s Bicycle aDVisoRy coMMittee

The Salt Lake City Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee (MBAC) consists

of dedicated residents and City employees working together to make

the city more bicycle friendly. In 1977, a group of bicycling enthusiasts

joined together to form a group dedicated to bicycle advocacy. In 1986,

the MBAC was officially recognized by the Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office.

The MBAC’s mission statement is: “To promote, enhance, preserve, and

when necessary, create/restore physical, social, political, and economic

environments where bicycling is recognized as an essential element of

a clean, healthy, and vital community.”

The MBAC meets monthly to work with the City to improve bicycle in-

frastructure, enforcement, education, participation, and evaluation of

programs, and to organize events for Bike Week in early May. The com-

mittee’s email list consists of more than 250 participants and serves as

a primary outlet for bicycle advocacy information in Salt Lake City. The

MBAC meets on the second Wednesday of every month from 5-7pm

in Room 335 of the City / County Building at 451 South State St. Resi-

dents serving on the committee do so on a volunteer basis. Anyone

interested in making Salt Lake more bicycle friendly is invited to attend

and participate.

For more information about the MBAC, call the Mayor’s Office at

801-535-7704. >> www.slcgov.com/bike

a silVeR Bicycle fRienDly coMMunity

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

Salt Lake City is recognized as a Silver-level Bicycle

Friendly Community by the League of American Bi-

cyclists’ Bicycle Friendly Community program. Salt

Lake City was first recognized as Bronze in 2007, and

was promoted to Silver in 2010. The City continues

to take steps to improve bicycle facilities, education, encouragement,

enforcement, and policies. >> bicyclefriendlyamerica.org

coMPlete stReetsFor many years, transportation infrastructure in the United States fo-

cused on the private automobile, often to the exclusion and detriment

of bicyclists and pedestrians. Salt Lake City has joined many communi-

ties across the country in the “Complete Streets” approach.

In 2010, the Salt Lake City Council passed a “Complete Streets” ordi-

nance requiring the City to address bicycle and pedestrian facilities on

all streets, as each street is resurfaced or reconstructed, as appropriate

to the volume and speed of the road. >> completestreets.org

MORE BIKE LANES?

Bike lanes provide striped, signed road space for preferential use by bi-

cycles. Motorists may cross bike lanes to parallel park, enter a driveway,

or make a turn.

When Salt Lake City resurfaces or reconstructs a roadway, transportation

staff members consider whether bike lanes or other bicycle accommo-

dation can be added as part of the project. Working within the existing

width of the road, bike lanes may be added by narrowing existing lanes,

reducing the number of lanes, or designating an existing shoulder as a

bike lane. Sometimes bike lanes are added as a separate project.

Changing from a four-lane roadway (two lanes in each direction) to a

three-lane roadway (one lane in each direction with a continuous cen-

ter turn lane) increases safety for motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians,

while maintaining road capacity for motorists.

GREEN SHARED LANES

In 2008, Salt Lake City pioneered a new design in the U.S. by painting

a 4-foot wide green stripe down the center of the lane on 200 South

between State St. and Main St. This green band, marked with bicycle

shared lane markings, links bike lanes on the east and west. Bicyclists

are encouraged to take the lane in this block. The design has been

a success and is now being replicated in other cities. In 2010, green

shared lanes were added to Main St. and South Temple downtown.

SHARED LANE MARKINGS

Shared lane markings are used where there is insufficient width for bike

lanes. These bicycle symbols painted on the road do not change the

way the road functions legally, but they do remind motorists of bicy-

clists on the road and give bicyclists a feeling of belonging. Several

miles of shared lane markings will be installed in 2011.

BICYCLE BOULEVARDS

Bicycle boulevards are low-volume streets that have been designated

for bicycle use. They may divert through-traffic from the street, or

improve crossings of busier streets for bicyclists while not improving

crossings for motorists. Bicycle boulevards work particularly well with a

grid network such as Salt Lake City’s. Salt Lake City is currently consider-

ing a pilot project on 600 East.

BiKing ethics & couRtesyon the RoaD

Mutual respect between bicyclists and drivers is essential for safety on

the road. Bicyclists riding on the road must follow the same laws as mo-

tor vehicles, and may be subject to the same tickets and fines. Bicyclists

have a legal and ethical responsibility to follow the traffic laws.

Road Respect is a new statewide public safety campaign sponsored

ZeroFatalities, the Utah

Department of Transpor-

tation and the Utah High-

way Safety Office.

Learn more about Road

Respect and rules to live

by for cars and bikes at the

campaign website.

>> roadrespectutah.org

The

Cycle Salt Lake CenturyUtah’s Premier Cycling Event

36/67/100 Mi. OptionsServing Utah Since 1986

Every Third Saturday in May!5/19/20125/18/20135/17/2014

www.cyclesaltlakecentury.com

Repairs, Parts, RentalsClothing and AccessoriesGuide Books and Maps

A FULL SERVICE OUTDOOR SPORTS STORE

www.wasatchtouring.com702 East 100 South / Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 / 801-359-9361

Located close to Downtown, the University of Utah and Mountain Bike Trails

Bicycle RENTALS — Full Suspension, Road and Hybrid

bikead2:Layout 1 4/19/10 4:35 PM Page 1

SUNSET STORE - 2317 NORTH MAIN - 801.825.8623

SALT LAKE STORE336 WEST BROADWAY - 801.583.1940

PROVO STORE - 187 WEST CENTER ST. - 801. 374.9890

SAN

DY

STOR

E - 1300 EAST

10510 SOU

TH

- 801.571.4480

OG

DEN

STO

RE

- 18

95 W

ASH

ING

TON

BLV

D. -

801

.399

.498

1

Multi-use tRailsSalt Lake City currently has 26 miles of paved multi-use trails for bicy-

cling, walking, jogging or inline skating. In the winter, most paths may

be skiable or snowshoeable soon after snowstorms.

Jordan River Trail – This greenway trail follows the river, often cross-

ing from one bank to another, sometimes on dedicated trail bridges,

other times on the road. When complete, the Jordan River Trail will be

a continuous, non-motorized, paved trail system along the river from

its headwaters at Utah Lake to its connection with the Legacy Parkway

Trail in Davis County near the Great Salt Lake - a total distance of ap-

proximately 40 miles. >>www.slcgov.com/bike (including Google

Earth trail map)

Salt Lake City’s portion of the Jordan River Trail includes:

• 2100 S to 200 S (3.8 miles) – With the Fall 2009 opening of a new

section of the trail under I-80, the trail now extends uninterrupted

from the city’s southern boundary with West Valley City at 2100

South, to the bike lanes on 200 S.

• 200 S to North Temple – gap in trail (0.5 miles) – Use 200 S, 1000

W, and North Temple to connect north. The city is currently working

with Union Pacific Railroad, Rocky Mountain Power and Questar Gas

to determine the best way to bring the trail through this area.

• North Temple to Davis County (4.6 miles)– The trail is paved from

North Temple to Redwood Road and is passable (but unpaved) from

Redwood Road to its connection with the paved section in Davis

County. This dirt section is scheduled to be paved by Salt Lake City

during Spring/Summer 2011. The trail continues north 1.0 miles

(known as the Chevron Mile) in Davis County to its connection with

the Legacy Parkway Trail.

• Wasatch Loop Trail: Long term, the plan is for the Jordan River Trail

to be part of a much larger non-motorized trail system called the

Wasatch Loop Trail spanning over 200 miles throughout the follow-

ing seven counties: Davis, Morgan, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Wasatch,

and Weber. >> www.mountainland.org

City Creek Canyon / Memory Grove – A 1.2 mile shared-use path

through Memory Grove Park begins at State Street and Second Avenue.

North of the path’s crossing with Bonneville Boulevard, the path is a 4.6-

mile park road in City Creek Canyon closed to cars on days that bikes

are permitted (and vice versa). Please see front of map for the canyon

schedule and important safety guidelines.

Airport Trail – This 2.8 mile trail provides a bicycle / pedestrian con-

nection along the south side of the airport from North Temple to the

International Center. The trail has restricted hours; please see front of

map for details. Until the UTA Airport Light Rail Extension is completed,

this trail, in combination with 3700 West, provides the only access by

bicycle to the airport.

Bonneville Shoreline Trail (BST) - This trail is envisioned as a hiking, jog-

ging, and mountain biking pathway on the west slopes of the Wasatch

Mountain Range and the east slopes of the Oquirrh Range, on or near

the shoreline bench of the ancient Lake Bonneville. The trail may even-

tually connect from the Idaho border to Juab County, an airline distance

of over 150 miles. In Salt Lake City, the trail is complete and consists

of 17 miles of dirt path and 5.7 miles of on-roadway/paved path. >>

bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org

TRAILS IN DEVELOPMENT

Plans for trails in Salt Lake City include several corridors that are not yet

formally open to the public. Some of these are described below and

are included on the map as yellow dashed lines to illustrate the long-

term vision for the trail network.

Parley’s Trail – This trail will eventually extend from the Bonneville

Shoreline Trail on the east to the Jordan River Trail on the west. A 0.9-

mile segment of Parley’s Trail through Parley’s Historic Nature Park and

Tanner Park opened in 2010, and an interim, on-road route for the trail

will be signed between Tanner Park and Sugarhouse Park in 2011. In

addition, two other sections of trail will begin construction in 2011 with

completion scheduled for 2012. The first section, known as “The Draw

at Sugar House” will connect Sugar House Park to Hidden Hollow under

1300 East. The second section will follow the south side of Sugar House

Park connecting 1300 East to 1700 East. A large section of the trail west

of Hidden Hollow will follow the corridor of the planned Sugar House

Streetcar line. Salt Lake County is handling project management and is

working closely with the PRATT (Parley’s Rails, Trails & Tunnels) Coalition,

Salt Lake City, City of South Salt Lake, Utah Transit Authority, and Utah

Dept. of Transportation to complete the trail. >> parleystrail.org

900 South Rail Trail – This 2.3-mile trail is proposed within the aban-

doned 900 South rail corridor between the Surplus Canal near 2400

West and approximately 600 West. Because the city now owns the rail

corridor property between Redwood Road and 600 West, this section

of the trail will likely be constructed first. Depending on funding avail-

ability, there is a chance this section of trail will be constructed during

2011. This initial section of trail will connect the Poplar Grove and Glen-

dale neighborhoods to the Jordan River Trail and the bike lanes on 900

South that lead to the 900 South TRAX Light Rail station at 200 West.

When complete, this trail will also connect with the Surplus Canal Trail,

described below.

Surplus Canal Trail – This 2.6-mile proposed trail will follow the east side

Surplus Canal maintenance road between 2100 South and 500 South.

This trail is in early planning stages with no construction timeframe.

Jordan & Salt Lake City Canal Trail – This trail is proposed within the Jor-

dan & Salt Lake City Canal corridor in Salt Lake City and passes through

the middle of Sugar House. The trail is proposed to extend from the

southern City boundary at 3300 South to 800 South where it would

connect with the 800 South bicycle lanes – about 4 miles. During 2011

a feasibility study will be completed to determine where a trail can be

accommodated in the corridor, where it will need to be on city streets

and what form it will take (trail, bike lanes, shared lanes, etc.).

City Creek Trail – This trail is proposed to extend from the Jordan River

near 100 South to State Street at North Temple roughly following the

route of City Creek to the Jor-

dan River. The corridor may be a

combination of off-street paved

trail and bicycle lanes. The initial

section of trail being planned ex-

tends from the Jordan River Trail

to 500 West utilizing the aban-

doned Union Pacific Folsom Av-

enue rail corridor.

PicKing Bicycle RoutesThe route you are accustomed to drive in your car may not be the best

route on your bike. Aside from multi-use trails, Salt Lake City’s grid sys-

tem provides plenty of options for choosing a bicycle route to suit your

style. Some bicyclists prefer quiet neighborhood streets, while others

like the faster pace of arterial routes. Riding on quiet streets may be

slower, because you will have to wait for a break in traffic to cross arte-

rial streets. Arterial streets with bike lanes may be a good choice if you

want through-roads that also provide you with bicycle-preferred space.

If you are new to bicycling in the city, spend some time exploring which

streets work best for you. When selecting a route, you may wish to

consider:

• Trafficspeedandvolume.

• Availablemulti-useormountainbiketrails.

• Intersectionsandcrossings–bothforsafety,andforapproachesthat

give you the right-of-way.

• Trafficsignaltiming.

• Hills–andparticularlysteepgrades.

• Shadetrees,especiallyinthesummer.

BICYCLES & THE LAW

Bicycles are considered vehicles by law, and must follow traffic laws,

signs, and signals like any other vehicle. Utah Statute 41-6a-1102

ABOUT CRASHES

Many bicyclists are afraid of being hit by a car from behind. While pos-

sible, this is one of the least common types of crashes in an urban en-

vironment. The most common type of crash for bicyclists of all ages

is a simple fall – a bicyclist losing control due to road debris, speed, or

bicycle handling. This is a reason to wear a helmet, even if you are rid-

ing on a bike path.

Beyond the basics below, a very good resource for understanding and

avoiding typical crashes is a resource website entitled “How to Not Get

Hit by Cars”. >> bicyclesafe.com

INTERSECTION SAVVY

Most crashes between cars and bikes occur at intersections. These

crashes may occur when a car turns across a bicyclists’ path, or a bicy-

clist fails to obey a stop sign or signal. Follow these safety tips.

NEVER RIDE AGAINST TRAFFIC. As a bicyclist,

ride on the right side of the road. Riding against

traffic is especially dangerous at intersections.

By law, bicyclists are required to ride in the

same direction as automobile traffic. Utah Stat-

ute 41-6a-1105

Depending on your destination, use the appropriate travel lane at the

intersection – the right-turn lane if you are turning right, the right-most

through lane if you are going straight, or the left-turn lane if you are

turning left. If you are not comfortable with the traffic at the intersec-

tion, you may use the sidewalk / crosswalks at walking speed.

TURNING RIGHT: Bicyclists turning right rarely conflict with other traf-

fic. Stop and yield before turning right on red.

GOING STRAIGHT: Drivers at intersections may

not see you. Make eye contact with turning driv-

ers. Assume they don’t see you until you’re sure

they do.

As you approach the intersection, look for traffic

at these three conflict points:

1. Look back over your shoulder for traffic behind you. If there is no

traffic behind you, you may wish to move slightly left (into the travel

lane) for visibility going through the intersection. When stopped at a

red light, stay to the left of cars turning right.

2. Look for left-turning traffic ahead of you. Motorists turning left may

not see you, especially at night. If there is no traffic behind you, move

further left in the travel lane to be in a visible location. At night, a

front light is both smart and required by law.

3. Look for right-turning traffic from the street on your right. As with

left-turning traffic, using a headlight at night and riding further left

will increase your visibility.

TURNING LEFT: There are two ways to turn.

1

2

1. Vehicle-style left turn. Look back. If the way

is clear, signal and move to the left lane. Turn

left from the left side of the street or the ded-

icated left-turn lane, if available.

2. Pedestrian-style left turn. You may also turn

left in two steps. Ride to the far side of the

intersection, then wait and cross with pedestrians after the signal

changes.

SIGNAL YOUR TURNS: Bicyclists should use

hand signals as shown. Practice dropping one

hand from the handlebars while steering

straight. The law provides that you do not have

to signal if you need to use your hands to steer

or brake. Utah Statute 41-6a-1109

GETTING A GREEN LIGHT

Bicycles are vehicles under Utah law and must follow the rules of the

road, including stopping at red lights.

At traffic signals, bicyclists can often trigger the green light – if you

know where to position your bicycle.

• Video detection – At some traffic signals, you will see small cameras

up near the signals. The cameras should detect bicyclists who are

waiting in a bike lane or in the travel lane. The cameras are set to

ignore right-turning cars. If you are in the right-turn area, you may

not be detected. If there is no other traffic on the road, try stopping

your bicycle in the middle of the through lane to get a green light.

• Loop detection – If you can see circular pat-

terns or other patterns of a metal wire just

under the road surface, position your bicycle

with the wheels and crank over the edge of

the circle, or over the wires for other patterns.

These wire, called “loops,” detect metal; the

bicycle’s smaller amount of metal must be very near the wire to trigger

the light. If you have cleats on your shoes, try putting your cleat right

on the circle of the loop.

• Timed lights – During rush hour, most traffic lights in the City are

timed by a computer, independent of vehicle detection.

aVoiDing haZaRDsLook ahead of you on the road to anticipate and avoid road hazards

such as gravel, broken glass, and potholes. Report problems by calling

the SLC Streets Division at 801-535-6999.

TRAIN TRACKS AND DRAIN GRATES.

Train / streetcar tracks and drain grates create two hazards.

• WHEEL GRABBERS. Tracks and drain grates

can create a “slot” that can grab your wheel. If

your wheel gets lodged in the groove of a track

or draingrate, it can stop your bicycle suddenly,

throwing you over the handlebars. Or the slot

can disrupt your balance and make you crash.

To avoid these problems, cross tracks at right angles and avoid drain

grates.

• SLIPPERY WHEN WET. Tracks, drain grates, and other metal surfaces

can be slippery when wet. Use extra caution.

AVOID THE DOOR PRIZE

The “door zone” is a dangerous place to ride a

bike. Ride about 3-4 feet away from parked

cars. On streets with bike lanes next to parked

cars, ride on the left-hand side of the bike lane.

If there are gaps between parked cars, do not

weave into the gaps but continue to ride in a

predictable, straight line.

DRIVEWAY DANGERS

Cars pulling into or out of driveways can present a hazard to bicyclists,

especially if you are riding on the sidewalk or on the far right side of

the road. Use extra caution when crossing driveways on the sidewalk.

When riding on the road, if there is no traffic behind you, move slightly

to the left in the lane, where drivers are looking for traffic. If necessary,

wave or yell.

BiKe eQuiPMent checKDo a basic safety check on your bicycle every time you ride. This “ABC

Quick Check” takes only seconds.

A is for AIR. Squeeze your tires to make sure you have enough air. They

should feel rock hard. Under-inflated tires are more likely to get flats.

B is for BRAKES. Test your brakes and make sure they work.

C is for CHAIN and CRANK. Make sure your chain is on the cogs and

lubricated, and that your crank is not loose or gritty.

QUICK is for QUICK RELEASES. Make sure they’re tight. When you

tighten them, they should be stiff enough to leave an impression in

the palm of your hand.

You may also want to do a “bounce test.” Pick up and drop your bicycle

from about an inch above the ground. Listen for clinks, clanks, and

loose parts, and tighten / fix as necessary.

lights at nightState law requires a white front light from dusk

to dawn. This is a requirement in all 50 states

and is also a smart idea since most crashes oc-

cur from the front. A red rear reflector or red

rear light (either flashing or solid) is also re-

quired. Reflectors visible to the sides are also

required, unless your headlight has sidelights. Utah Statute 41-6a-1114

if you’Re in a cRashMake sure you’re okay. Go to the hospital if in doubt.

Call the police (911) and get a police report at the scene.

Write down what happened to you. Take photos if you have a camera.

Get names and contact information from any witnesses.

If you are hurt, you can file a Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claim with

either your own auto insurance or the car driver’s insurance (regardless

of who is at fault). Auto insurance covers you when you are on your

bike for certain types of accidents. You may also consider hiring a per-

sonal injury attorney.

RePoRting PRoBleMsIf you encounter hazards on the road or trail, report them to the appro-

priate government agency:

State Highways: UDOT Traffic Operations, 801-887-3700

Salt Lake City: www.slcgov.com/bike or 801-535-6630

Jordan River Trail: Find the right agency at www.slctrans.com/JRT

Roads in other municipalities: Call the city, town, or county offices.

DRess BRight & tightBRIGHT. Increase your safety on the road simply by wearing bright col-

ors: yellow, neon yellow-lime, orange, and hot-pink are the most visible.

On rural roads, a reflective safety triangle on the back of your bike can

increase visibility.

TIGHT. Before you ride, make sure that your pant cuffs are tight (use

a rubber band or special leg band), your shoe laces are tied to avoid

being caught in your chain, and your clothes don’t dangle into your

wheels, brakes, or chain—especially if you wear a dress or tie a jacket

around your waist.

BRaKes aRe ReQuiReDState law requires that bicycles have brakes. Fixed-gear bicycles with-

out brakes are illegal and dangerous, especially on hills. Aside from your

own safety, you could hurt someone else. Utah Statute 41-6a-1113 (2)

locK it oR lose itBicycle theft in Salt Lake City has been on the rise recently, and bicy-

clists are well advised to use a good lock.

A U-lock is recommended for locking the front

wheel and triangle of the frame to a solid fixed

object (such as a bicycle rack). Cable locks are

more easily cut. An unattended, unlocked bicy-

cle is its own getaway vehicle!

If your bicycle is stolen, police will have a hard

time returning it to you, even if found, unless

you know your bicycle’s serial number, typically

located on the bottom of the bicycle under-

neath the crankshaft (bottom bracket). Licens-

ing your bicycle at a SLC bike shop, police sta-

tion, or fire station should ensure that your serial

number is recorded, and is also required by law. Salt Lake City Ordi-

nance 12.80.010

WHERE TO LOCK IT

Salt Lake City provides bicycle racks throughout the city, especially in

the Central Business District. Look for “whirly-gig” sculptures made of

recycled bicycle parts on tall poles, which mark the locations of many

bicycle racks downtown.

REQUEST A BIKE RACK

As funding permits, Salt Lake City will install bicycle racks in front of

businesses on the public way. If a business you patronize lacks a bicycle

rack, ask the owner or manager to request a rack at 801-535-6630 or

online. >> www.slcgov.com/bike

BIKE PARKING AT EVENTS

The Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective offers valet bicycle parking at many

large events in the City, notably the Pioneer Park Farmers’ Market (8am

– 1pm Saturdays from mid-June to mid October), the Twilight Concert

Series (Thursday evenings in July and August, also at Pioneer Park), and

other festivals / events in the City. Parking is free, but donations are

welcome. Thousands of bicyclists take advantage of this service each

summer. >> slcbikecollective.org

Bicycles & tRansit

BIKES ON BUSES

Bicycles are allowed on all bus routes except Ski and Paratransit service.

UTA buses use a front bicycle rack with two bicycle capacity. If the front

racks are at capacity, an operator has the option to allow a bicycle in the

interior of the bus at his or her discretion. All loading and unloading of

bicycles will be done by the bicyclist.

To load your bicycle on the bus, follow the instruc-

tions below. These are also printed on the rack.

1. Lower the rack using the release handle.

2. Load your bike in the wheel trays.

3. Secure with hook over the wheel.

When you get off the bus, remind the driver that you need to unload

your bike. If the rack is empty, fold it back up.

BIKES ON TRAX / RAIL

UTA passengers are allowed to bring bicycles on board TRAX and Front-

Runner, provided there is room and the bike does not block doors,

aisles or stairways. Bicycles must be free of loose dirt. Please walk – do

not ride – your bicycle on the platform. No fuel-powered vehicles (such

as scooters or gas-powered bicycles) are permitted on trains.

• TRAX: Bicyclists must board through the front and rear doors of each

car in the train (excluding the car end directly behind the train opera-

tor) – look for the bicycle symbol on the door and on the platform.

Bicyclists must stand with the bicycle at all times. If the train is too

full, you may need to wait for the next train.

• FrontRunner: Board the bi-level car closest to the locomotive. There

are spaces for 12 bicycles to be parked uprightly on this car. If using

any other car, enter through the door with a green bicycle symbol.

Place the bicycle under the stairs (room for 4 bicycles). No bikes are

allowed in single-level cars.

Bike racks are available at most TRAX and FrontRunner stations. You

must provide your own lock.

UTA schedules and route planning are online. >> www.rideuta.com

BIKE LOCKERS AT RAIL STOPS

Bike lockers – enclosed bicycle storage boxes – are available to rent

on an annual basis at several TRAX and FrontRunner stations. To

rent a locker, contact UTA at 1-888-RIDE-UTA (743-3882) or online.

>> utarideshare.com

BICYCLE TRANSIT CENTER

A new staffed/secure bicycle parking facility opened in 2010 at the

Utah Transit Authority’s Intermodal Hub Building at 250 S 600 W. Can-

yon Sports operates the Bicycle Transit Center under contract to the

Utah Transit Authority in partnership with Salt Lake City, the Utah De-

partment of Transportation, the Wasatch Front Regional Council, and

the Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee.

The Bicycle Transit Center provides 80 bicycle parking spaces to serve

bicycle and multi-modal commuters, and members-only access to

shower/changing facilities and after-hours bicycle parking. Bicycle re-

pair, rental, and sales are also available. Funding for this project has

been provided in part by the US Department of Energy’s Energy Effi-

ciency & Conservation Block Grant program and the US Department

of Transportation’s Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement

program. >> bicycletransitcenter.com

BiKe shoPs in slcSalt Lake City has 10 bike shops within the city limits and several ad-

ditional bike shops just beyond our borders. Bike shops are shown on

the map. Most bike shops offer sales, accessories, and service, but local

shops are closed on Sundays.

slc BiKe collectiVeThe Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective is a community-based, self-service

bike shop that will teach you how to fix your own bicycle with assis-

tance from volunteer and staff mechanics. The Collective has bicycle

tools and repair stands available for use, offers a series of classes on

bicycle repair, and has a women-only shop night. The Collective also

sells used bicycles (either in working condition or needing repair). You

may also purchase reused bicycle parts through the Collective.

801-FAT-BIKE >> slcbikecollective.org

• Headquarters and Community Bicycle Shop - 2312 S West Temple.

All services, as described above. The Bike Collective is open evenings

Monday-Thursday and Saturday afternoon, with reduced hours dur-

ing the winter.

• U of U Bike Collective – Located at the University of Utah, east of the

Utah Museum of Fine Art, this location offers repairs and assistance

with repairs. >> ubike.org

• Day-Riverside Library Bike Collective – Co-located with the Day-

Riverside branch of the Salt Lake City Public Library, 1575 W 1000 N.

Repairs and tools.

sMaRt cycling classesWould you like to improve your comfort level with bicycling in traf-

fic? The SLC Bicycle Collective (as above) offers classes for both adults

and children. Typically offered in the spring and early summer, Smart

Cycling courses give bicyclists the confidence they need to ride safely

and legally in traffic or on the trail. The course also covers bicycle safety

checks, fixing a flat, on-bike skills, and crash avoidance techniques, and

includes a student manual. A commuter class is also offered.

coMMute By BiKeStatewide, an estimated 8-10% of Utahns commute by bike at least oc-

casionally during good weather. In Salt Lake City, this percentage is

likely higher. Even if you dress professionally for work or lack access

to a shower, commuting by bike is possible if you apply creativity to

your wardrobe and commute. Outfitting your bike with fenders, a rack,

waterproof bags (panniers) and lights will have you prepared to carry

clothing and ride in wet weather.

The Utah Department of Transportation publishes a guide to commut-

ing by bike. >> udot.utah.gov/go/walkingandbiking

If you would like to find a “Bike Buddy” to share a long commute or to

assist you in getting started in commuting, the Utah Transit Authority

hosts an online matching system for bicycle commuters. Those who

are willing to serve as a “Bike Buddy” to new bicyclists are also encour-

aged to sign up. >> www.UTAcommuter.com

hoW aBout helMets?Wearing a bicycle helmet is smart, whether you ride in traffic or on a

trail. Helmets are required on most organized bicycle rides, but are not

required by law. Bicyclists of all ages can make sure a helmet fits by do-

ing the Eyes, Ears, Mouth test:

EYES: Start by making sure the helmet fits comfort-

ably on your head, but not too loosely. Place the hel-

met on your head level with your eyebrows.

EARS: Adjust the straps to form a Y under each

earlobe. Poorly-adjusted straps are a common

cause of the helmet sitting too far back on the head.

MOUTH: Tighten the chinstrap so you can just slip

two fingers under the helmet. When you open your

mouth wide, you should feel your helmet tighten on

the top of your head.

The helmet should sit level on your head and be

snug. As with any article of clothing, helmets are

more comfortable if they fit you and are adjusted

correctly.

Eyes, Ears, Mouth test developed by the Bicycle Coali-

tion of Maine. Images courtesy of the National Highway Traffic Safety Ad-

ministration.

RiDing on siDeWalKsBicyclists may ride on sidewalks in Salt Lake City, except in the desig-

nated downtown area (shaded in light red on the map). However, the

sidewalk may not be safer than the street because motorists are not

expecting fast-moving bicyclists to come zipping off the curb at inter-

sections. If you choose to ride on the sidewalk, use particular care at

intersections and driveways.

RIDE ON THE RIGHT. It is safer to ride on the sidewalk on the right side

of the road (going in the direction of traffic) than to ride on the sidewalk

against traffic.

YIELD TO PEDESTRIANS. Persons on foot have

the right-of-way on sidewalks and other walk-

ways. By law, bicyclists must give audible warn-

ing (voice or bell) when passing pedestrians.

GO SLOW ON SIDEWALKS & IN CROSSWALKS. Since these facilities are

designed for pedestrians, travel at walking speed, obeying pedestrian

signals and watching for turning traffic.

RiDing in the WinteRIt’s warmer than sitting on a ski lift! Salt Lake City’s mild valley condi-

tions make for reasonable bicycling on most winter days. Winter bi-

cyclists will want to be careful not to overdress; you’ll warm up as you

pedal. Dress in layers so you can adjust for temperature.. A thin bala-

clava for under your helmet in highly recommended. You will also want

to have good windproof gloves and footwear. Consider hand / foot

warmers (as used by skiers) for extra-cold days. Pay attention to snow

and black ice (clear ice that is not easy to see) on roads. Studded tires,

available at local bike shops, provide good traction on icy days. If air

quality is a concern, filter masks are available as well.

Further winter cycling tips available online. >> icebike.org

Mountain BiKing in slcSalt Lake City offers a unique opportunity for mountain biking in the

mountains surrounding the city. Notably, the Bonneville Shoreline Trail

along the contour of the ancient Lake Bonneville provides over 17 miles

of scenic mountain biking trail. When considering the numbers of BST

access trails and other less developed spur trails, the mileage of moun-

tain biking trails close to neighborhoods and downtown increases dra-

matically. >> bonneville-trail.org

MOUNTAIN BIKE COURTESY

Mountain bikers must yield to hikers and horses on the trail. Stay on

established trails. Riding off-trail can cause erosion and harm property

owners’ relationship with mountain bikes. In some places, off-trail rid-

ing has led to mountain bike access being closed. Don’t ride on trails

when they are wet or muddy, as this damages the trails. Most mountain

bike trails are maintained by volunteers. Consider joining a volunteer

trail crew at least once a year to give a little back to the trails!

Discounts foR BicyclistsThe Bicycle Benefits program provides discounts to

those who bike to patronize local businesses. Bicy-

clists pay $5 to purchase a Bicycle Benefits helmet

sticker, which they show to receive discounts. You

may purchase a sticker at participating businesses.

Look for a Bicycle Benefits sticker on the door of par-

ticipating businesses. >> bicyclebenefits.org

u caR shaReIf you use your bicycle for daily transportation, you may consider reduc-

ing the number of cars in your household or even going car-free. U Car

Share provides cars parked on local streets for short-term rentals on a

membership basis. >> ucarshare.com

taP it slc – WateR RefillsWater is especially important in our hot, dry Utah summers. Looking for

a spot to refill your water bottle? Salt Lake City’s Office of Sustainability

has recently joined a new national campaign to promote reusable wa-

ter bottles instead of disposables. Businesses will refill your bottles with

tap water for free. See website for locations. >> tapitwater.com

otheR ResouRcesUTAH BIKE MONTH: Month long celebration. >> utahbikemonth.org

BIKE UTAH: Statewide advocacy organization. >> bikeutah.org

CYCLING UTAH: News, events, and information. >> cyclingutah.com

MOUNTAIN BIKING: Trails and info. >> utahmountainbiking.com

MaP cReDitsCollaborators in developing this map include Dave Iltis, Mayor’s Bicycle

Advisory Committee / Cycling Utah; Tara McKee, Mayor’s Bicycle Ad-

visory Committee / Bike Utah; Tom Millar, SLC Transportation Division

intern; Kevin Bell, SLC GIS Coordinator; and Norm Weiss, SLC Transpor-

tation Division. Many local bicyclists assisted with suggesting routes

and editing the map text, including: Madelyn Boudreaux, Martin Cuma,

David Derezotes, Matthew Flitton, Mark Kennedy, Chad Mullins, Archie

Phillips, Colin Quinn-Hurst, David Roth, Uta VonSchwedler, Steve Was-

mund, Michael Wise, and other participants in the MBAC. Graphics from

Missy Larsen (cover design), City of Portland, SportWorks, and National

Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Text and cartography by Becka

Roolf, Salt Lake City Bicycle / Pedestrian Coordinator; trails information

by Dan Bergenthal, Salt Lake City Trails Coordinator.

Funding for this map has been provided in part by a U.S. Department

of Energy’s Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant. Paper and

plasticized maps are both recyclable. Paper version on recycled paper.

803 East 2100 South • Salt Lake City, UT 84106(801) 484-0404 • guthriebike.com

View is from behind.

Your Specialized Store2200 South 700 East

Salt Lake City, UT 84106 (801) 484-5275

bicyclecenter.com

ROAD • MOUNTAIN • COMMUTER2175 South 900 East

Salt Lake City, UT 84106

(801) 466-3971

FISHERSCYCLERY.COM

The Downtown Alliance is dedicated to building a dynamic and diverse community that is the regional

center for culture, commerce and entertainment.

downtownslc.org

U-lock (better)

Cable lock (ok)

ENERGYU.S. DEPARTMENT OF

Utah’s Touring & Commuter Headquarters www.saturdaycycles.com

2204 North 640 West, West Bountiful (801)298-1740

Classic Cycles for the Lifelong Enthusiast


Salt Lake County Justice Court JUDGE PROTEM (SALT LAKE CO

PLAN SALT LAKE - slcdocs.com · 12 salt lake city | plan salt lake Salt Lake City is the social, economic, and cultural center of the region. It is a place that welcomes all with

From Salt Air to Salt Lake

Christmas Tree Recycling Guide2016 - Salt Lake County, Utahslco.org/.../resources/ChristmasTreeRecyclingGuide.pdfChristmas Tree Recycling Guide 2016 Salt Lake County’s The Salt Lake

SOUTH SALT LAKE JUSTICE COURT SOUTH SALT LAKE · PDF filesouth salt lake city atty: richards, ryan j vs. abdullah ... diaz, vicente ... south salt lake justice court

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake Wedding Venues

Salt Lake Downtown RESTAURANTS, BARS …...Salt Lake Downtown Visit Salt Lake 90 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 801-534-4900 [email protected] VisitSaltLake.com RESTAURANTS

SALT LAKE CITY GREEN

Salt Lake City Presentation

Salt Lake Downtown RESTAURANTS, BARS ATTRAcTioNS€¦ · RESTAURANTS & BARS ATTRAcTioNS Salt Lake Downtown Visit Salt Lake 90 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 801-534-4900

Salt Lake Herald-Republican. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1910 …chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058140/1910-05-15/… ·  · 2009-02-2812 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

Salt Lake County

South Salt Lake Housing

SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION

Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective · The Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective is a valued partner in fostering self-reliance and enabling opportunity to all refugees.” Bike Week 2006

CSI Salt Lake

 · TABLE OF CONTENTS FY 2012-13 CAPITAL AND OPERATING BUDGET SALT LAKE CITY PROFILE SALT LAKE CITY ELECTED OFFICIALS A-1 SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION ORGANIZATION A-2 SALT LAKE CITY’

Bike 2012 - Bike Lago di Garda - Lake Garda - Gardasee

Salt Lake City Landscaping

Salt Lake Police Association’s

salt lake sunset Turkey

Salt Lake County Tailings Impoundment Study (Final) Tailings_Seismic Review... · Salt Lake County Tailings Impoundment Study (Final) ... Salt Lake County – Tailings Impoundment

Salt Lake City Mission v. Salt Lake City, Mayor Rocky

REBarcamp-Salt Lake City

Auto Repair Salt Lake City - Regular Maintenance from Car Repair in Salt Lake City

4315 S Mulholland St, Salt Lake City : Homes For Salt Lake City Mls by Salt Lake Real Estate Group

Salt Lake City Data Book 2017 · 4 Salt Lake City Data Book 2017 Introduction This Salt Lake City Data Book has been sponsored by Salt Lake City Corporation. It presents the newest

Salt Lake CIty Launch

Salt Lake Downtown RESTAURANTS, BARS ATTRACTIONSd81ldo19jx3e0.cloudfront.net/utah/uteathletics/img/sections/ncaa/... · Salt Lake Downtown Visit Salt Lake 90 South West Temple, Salt

Salt Lake City, UT · 2020-06-15 · Tooele Lake Point N Tooele Army Depot Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake 215 15 80 80 201 Salt Lake City Int’l Airport (SLC) 36 80 36 Hardy Rd

Salt Lake, Bolivia

Great Salt Lake Integrated Model (GSLIM) · 1 Great Salt Lake Integrated Model - General Structure ... GPCD gallon(s) per capita per day . GSL Great Salt Lake . GSLIM Great Salt Lake

Salt Lake Chamber Toolbox

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY - Welcome to Salt Lake City | Salt Lake City