Tucson Loop Bike Path

Loop LogoPima County is developing The Loop around metro Tucson with links to Marana, Oro Valley, and South Tucson. Pima County residents and visitors on foot, bikes, skates, and horses can enjoy the more than 100 miles of shared-use paths that have already been completed. If it doesn't have a motor, it's good to go on The Loop.

Work is ongoing to add more miles of paths. When completed, The Loop will total 131 miles and connect the Rillito River Park, Santa Cruz River Park, and Pantano River Park with Julian Wash and the Harrison Greenway.

With over 100 miles of paved shared use bike path, The Tucson Loop Bike Path has become one of America's greatest and most succesful municipal committments to safe and enjoyable cycling.

Pima County is developing The Loop around metro Tucson with links to Marana, Oro Valley, and South Tucson. Pima County residents and visitors on foot, bikes, skates, and horses can enjoy the more than 100 miles of shared-use paths that have already been completed. If it doesn't have a motor, it's good to go on The Loop.

When all is finished, The Loop will be 131 miles of biking and shared use fun. Grab a bike, get some running shoes, hop on a horse and enjoy America's greatest western city.

Work is ongoing to add more miles of paths. When completed, The Loop will total 131 miles and connect the Rillito River Park, Santa Cruz River Park, and Pantano River Park with Julian Wash and the Harrison Greenway.

Family Fun: Loop is Great for Kids!

The Tucson Loop bke path is the best and most welcoming bike path for kids and beginning cyclists. Our city has dedicated serious resources to building and maintaining over 100 miles of shared use paths that are very hospitable to cyclists of all abilities. If you are slow, just stay far right and take your time. Enjoy the scenery and get to know why Tucson is "Biking Capital of the World".

 

 

Volunteer Supporter

Volunteer Supporter

Tucson Loop
Arizona Bicycle Association

The Tucson Loop Commuting in Tucson

By Damion Alexander

Cycle Friendly Tucson

By The City of Tucson

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Tucson Loop Bike Path Map

You can ride your bike starting as far east as Craycroft all the way east to I-10 and then south along the Santa Cruz River.

You can get from one end of town east to west or west to east with no traffic or lights. For the most part both sides of the river has a bike path so it does not matter what side of the river you are on.

The river path system is a great way to get to the various rides within Tucson without having to deal with traffic and lights. It is the safest way on a bike to travel across town.

Along the route there are plenty of bathroom and water stops.

So as you look at the various bike rides in Tucson on this site, think about using the river path to get you to where you want to go.


For detailed maps of The Loop click below

The Loop: Map 1

The Loop: Map 2

Video Gallery

The Loop: Yesterday and Today

The Loop: 100 Miles and Growing

The Loop - Family Bike Day

The Loop: Julian Wash & Slideshow

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