Bicycle Program
Class I Bikeways
Class I Bikeways are typically called bike paths. These bikeways provide travel on a paved right-of-way completely separated from any street or highway.
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Ride For The World In 2003, cars idling in traffic wasted 5 billion gallons of fuel. |
Signage for Class I Bike paths are decals affixed to trail fence posts. The 3 1/2 inch square decals contain images of bicycles, pedestrians, or equestrians as appropriate. Other trail signs designate hazards, clearance requirements, approaching intersections, the need to stop or yield, and staging areas.
City of Riverside Class I Bikeways
| Name | Miles | Rider Submitted Routes |
| Gage Canal Trail | 1.9 | Gage Canal Route A |
| Santa Ana River Trail | 7.5 | Santa Ana River Trail Route A |
| Victoria Avenue | 7.6 | Victoria Ave Route A |
| Total | 17.0 | Rider submitted route mileage varies |
Class I Bikeways Non-Standard Trails
| Name | Miles | Rider Submitted Routes |
| Alessandro Arroyo Trail | 3.6 | Submit New Route |
| Benedict Wash Trail | 3.0 | Submit New Route |
| BNSF Trail | 2.2 | Submit New Route |
| Gage Canal Trail | 1.9 | Gage Canal Route A |
| Mockingbird Canyon Trail | 1.2 | Submit New Route |
| Prenda Arroyo Trail | 0.5 | Submit New Route |
| Springbrook Wash Arroyo Trail | 1.0 | Submit New Route |
| Sycamore Canyon Trail | 3.7 | Submit New Route |
| Total | 26.4 | Rider submitted route mileage varies |
