Silver Line Metro Bike Access and Facilities

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January 27, 2014 at 3:36 pm #992108

vvill
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Thanks for the write-up! I do spend/have spent quite a bit of time in these parts so it’s good to see some possible cycle routes (and of course, some mass transit at last). Nice to see the pictures of the new stations coming along.

One small thing – the ridewithgps.com urls aren’t coming up as hyperlinks (just underlined) so it’s a bit tedious to view all the routes.

January 27, 2014 at 3:39 pm #992109

americancyclo
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same here with the URLs.

On getting to Srping Hill from the Rec Center. Is the only option sidewalk riding until you can get to Tyco? There seems to be a wide sidewalk/trail from Spring Hill Elementary down to 267, but after that, it looks like sidewalks and awkward crossings. I discovered some trails I never knew existed from this post, very cool!

January 27, 2014 at 3:54 pm #992113

Dirt
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I updated the hyperlinks. Sorry ’bout that. They should work now.

January 27, 2014 at 3:56 pm #992114

Dirt
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@americancyclo 75686 wrote:

On getting to Srping Hill from the Rec Center. Is the only option sidewalk riding until you can get to Tyco? There seems to be a wide sidewalk/trail from Spring Hill Elementary down to 267, but after that, it looks like sidewalks and awkward crossings. I discovered some trails I never knew existed from this post, very cool!

The big problem is Spring Hill north of 267. It is super narrow. We took the lane. I’m guessing there might be some sidewalks in that area, but we didn’t ride them.
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