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The Red Lines on the map of the City of Apache Junction show the proposed Dedicated Paved Multi-Use Bike Path.
Multi-use bike paths (or shared-use paths) are dedicated, paved (asphalt/concrete) or packed-gravel trails designed for pedestrians, cyclists, skaters, and scooter users, often physically separated from motorized traffic. These, such as the Indian Bend Wash (12 mi) or Grand Canal Path in
In the Apache Junction/Mesa area, popular bike paths include the Arizona Canal Path, Cave Creek Wash Trail, and scenic routes in Gold Canyon, which can be viewed in detail on Bikemap, Komoot, and TrailLink. These resources offer paved and multi-use trails ranging from short local rides to long-distance paths. Top Bike Paths and Trails Near Apache Junction
- Arizona Canal Path (72 mi): A major paved m
Interactive Mapping Tools
- Google Maps: Enable the "Biking" layer for real-time bike lanes and paths.
- Bikemap.net: Features user-generated routes, such as the 17.4 km "Restful ride in Gold Canyon" or longer, challenging paths.
- TrailLink: Provides detailed, interactive maps with trail surfaces (paved/concrete) and lengths.