Bikeway & Walkway Projects

With more than 1,340 miles of bikeways in the San Diego region, everything is just two wheels away. One of our key priorities in planning our region’s transportation system is providing an extensive network of bikeways and walkways to ensure biking, walking, and rolling are comfortable and convenient forms of everyday travel.

Guiding the development of the SANDAG Bike Plan Early Action Program (EAP) through the year 2050, our bikeway and walkway projects have a positive impact on the quality of life in the San Diego region by reducing traffic congestion, improving air quality, reducing the impact of climate change, and enhancing public health and livability.

Explore SANDAG Bikeways

Bayshore Bikeway

Border to Bayshore

Central Avenue

Coastal Rail Trail

Imperial Avenue

Inland Rail Trail

North Coast Bike Trail

North Park | Mid-City

Pershing

San Diego River Trail

SR 15 Commuter

Sweetwater

Uptown

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bike EAP and how is it implemented?

The SANDAG Bike Plan Early Action Program (EAP) coordinates the planning, design, and construction of interconnected, on-street, and separated bikeways that enable residents to bike comfortably on more convenient routes within and between major regional destinations and activity centers. The Bike EAP guides the development of the regional bike network through the year 2050.

How can I find out more about bike projects currently under construction?

Visit a project web page for milestones and construction information. Please check these pages regularly for updates or subscribe to a project email list.

How can I provide input on bike projects currently in the planning stages?

SANDAG values community involvement. Public meetings are posted on SANDAG’s calendar and on individual project web pages. General comments also can be emailed to GObyBIKE@sandag.org.

How are bikeway projects funded?

Two percent of annual revenues from TransNet are allocated to the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Neighborhood Safety Program. SANDAG also maximizes funding opportunities from other sources, moving bike projects toward construction on a rolling timeline, so at any given time there would be shovel-ready projects. Your tax dollars are at work to make the bike network in the San Diego region one of the best in the nation.

Can I take my bike on public transportation?

Yes, you can take your bike on transit for no additional charge. Learn more tips for bikes on transit.

Where can I get a bike map?

The San Diego Regional Bike Map is available to download and highlights various types of bikeways, as well as suggested routes for commuting. Maps also can be found at bike shops throughout San Diego County.

Where can I find bike safety information?

The San Diego Bicycle Coalition offers safety resources for bicyclists.

Bikeway & Walkway Projects