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Updated Regional Bikeway Plan |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 30 March 2004 |
Houston’s regional bikeways have more than doubled in the past eight years, according to the Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC). In 1996, the region had only 161 miles of bikeway and today the region has over 445 miles of bikeway with 1,243 miles targeted in transportation plans. H-GAC has updated the Regional Bikeway Plan, a plan that identifies existing and planned bikeways in the eight-county region where biking is encouraged. To find a description of the plan, visit the appendix entitled “Bike Plan and Guidelines” at 2025plan.org.
To find a map of bike trails in the City of Houston, visit their website at the city public works site. The website includes information about 280-mile bike network in the city as well as other bike events and education.
Thanks to Gulf Coast Growth News for bringing this to our attention.
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