Bicycle Lanes in the city of Fresno, California

Access a comprehensive selection of over 150 bicycle lane data points in Fresno with our meticulously curated dataset. This dataset includes various trails and bike paths such as "Sugar Pine Trail," "Lewis S. Eaton Bike Trail," and "Old Town Trail," which are distinguished by features such as surface type, access permissions, and designated uses. Many pathways in this dataset are prominently marked for both pedestrian and bicycle use, and are categorized by types like paths, cycleways, and even public roads with specified bike lanes. Professionals working on urban planning or transportation projects will find this data useful for analyses aimed at enhancing Fresno’s cycling infrastructure. This ensures the dataset not only supports detailed project mapping but also aids in improving city-wide accessibility and biking safety. Whether you’re focusing on asphalt surfaces or delineating designated bike paths, the Fresno Bicycle Lanes dataset serves as a valuable resource for enriching GIS projects.

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Among the contents of the Bicycle Lanes in Fresno dataset are features such as: • Sugar Pine Trail • Lewis S. Eaton Bike Trail • East Belmont Avenue • McKenzie Trail • Loma Vista Paseo • East Gettysburg Avenue • Old Town Trail • East Alluvial Avenue • North Temperance Avenue • Dry Creek Path • Enterprise Canal Trail • Dry Creek Trail • Clovis Trail • North Willow Avenue • North Maple Avenue • East Behymer Avenue • East International Avenue • North Alicante Drive • North Granville Avenue • North Millbrook Avenue • East Olympic Drive • North Cedar Avenue • North Friant Road • East Copper Avenue Once you have signed up for your Felt account, you will be have your own interactive map of Bicycle Lanes in Fresno. From there, you can style, filter, inspect, transform and export your revised data in GeoPackage format. Additionally, access our vast compilation of pre-existing GIS data, offering numerous supplementary datasets designed for Fresno.