The 14 Bike Paths Every Angeleno Should Ride At Least Once

1. Arroyo Seco

Northeast Los Angeles

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2. Ballona Creek

Culver City to Marina Del Rey

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3. Huntington Beach Bicycle Trail 

Huntington Beach

 

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4. Chandler Bikeway

Burbank

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5. Coyote Creek

Santa Fe Springs to Long Beach

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6. The Marvin Braude Bikeway (AKA The Strand)

Will Rogers State Beach to the South Bay

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7. Shoreline Bicycle Path

Long Beach

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8. Los Angeles River Path

Glendale to Long Beach

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9. Orange Line Busway

San Fernando Valley

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10. Rio Hondo River Trail

El Monte to Downey

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11. Aliso Creek Riding and Hiking

Orange County

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12. Pacific Electric Bike Trail

Rancho Cucamonga

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13. San Gabriel River Bike Path

Seal Beach to Asuza

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14. Expo Line Bike Path

Expo Line

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