Where do I start the LA River bike path?

The LA River BIKEPATH begins at the historic Riverside/Zoo Drive Bridge where it bends south at Ferraro Soccer fields and continues for 10 miles through the soft-bottom portion of the River channel known as the Glendale Narrows.

Is LA River bike path open?

Los Angeles River Trail Description The paved Los Angeles River Trail—also known as the Los Angeles River Bike Path, Los Angeles River Bikeway, Los Angeles River Greenway Trail and Lario Trail—is open in two disconnected segments along its namesake waterway in Los Angeles County.

How long is the LA bike path?

approximately eight-mile
The LA River Path Project is a new bicycle and pedestrian path along an approximately eight-mile stretch of the Los Angeles River from Elysian Valley through Downtown Los Angeles to the City of Maywood.

Where is the LA River bike path in Los Angeles?

South of downtown Los Angeles the LA River Bikeway begins again in Vernon at Atlantic Blvd. and continues almost 18 miles to the City of Long Beach. The Metro Blue Line train is nearby the River path in Long Beach with stations accessible by street throughout this stretch of the River.

Where does the Los Angeles River Trail End?

Continuing south through a variety of natural and industrial landscapes, the Los Angeles River Trail ultimately ends with the river at the Pacific Ocean in Long Beach, where it connects to the city’s extensive waterfront trail network.

What is the Los Angeles River Path project?

This project will close the longest remaining continuous gap in the LA River Path and create a path that will serve the existing communities there today, as well as look forward to and serve future needs.

Where to go to see the LA River?

Excellent starting points to experience different sections of the River include Sepulveda Basin, Griffith Park, the City of Glendale Riverwalk, and the Long Beach bike path. NOTE: brown = river trail, green = bike-friendly river trail.