The VISION: Realizing the SGV Active Transportation Superhighway by 2025
Imagine our valley had long stretches of unused right-of-way that could with relative ease be transformed into separated, protected bicycle and pedestrian ways. Imagine that these rights-of-ways spread across the valley, and linked to an existing network of bicycle paths. Imagine that over 60 miles of such corridors existed. Imagine no more. This is our reality, our opportunity, and our vision for a safe active transportation superhighway by 2025!
The following San Gabriel Valley waterways are well-suited for Class I multi-use paths. All or parts of these creeks, washes and watershed tributaries have not been included in the LA County Bicycle Master Plan, and are thus strongly recommended by BikeSGV for development.
The following San Gabriel Valley waterways are well-suited for Class I multi-use paths. All or parts of these creeks, washes and watershed tributaries have not been included in the LA County Bicycle Master Plan, and are thus strongly recommended by BikeSGV for development.
- Arcadia Wash
- Big Dalton Wash
- Little Dalton Wash
- Live Oak Wash
- Santa Anita Wash
- San Antonio Creek
- Valinda Wash
- Walnut Creek
Arcadia Wash
Big Dalton Wash
- Route: Connects Communities of Glendora, Covina, Vincent, and Baldwin Park
Little Dalton Wash
- Route: Connects Glendora, Azusa, and Vincent
San Dimas Wash
- Route: Connects San Dimas, Covina, Vincent and Baldwin Park
Santa Anita Wash
- Route: Connects Arcadia and Temple City
Walnut Creek
- Route: Connects the San Gabriel River path to the Cities of Baldwin Park, West Covina, and Covina
