Bicycle Lanes in the city of San Jose, California
823 bicycle lanes detailed in this San Jose dataset, featuring trails like Beryessa Creek and Coyote Creek with specifications on surface type and accessibility.
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Access a comprehensive dataset of over 820 bicycle lanes across San Jose, designed specifically for GIS professionals enhancing transportation projects. This dataset is enriched with detailed attributes of various cycleways, including the Beryessa Creek Trail, Coyote Creek Trail, and Scott Creek Road, reflecting features like surface type and accessibility. Whether you’re mapping out paved trails or identifying designated bicycle paths, you’ll find valuable data to support urban planning and development efforts in San Jose. Uncover insights into the layout and infrastructure that cater to both cyclists and pedestrians, aiding in the creation of safer, more efficient travel routes.
Included in our Bicycle Lanes in San Jose dataset are a variety of features, including:
- Beryessa Creek Trail
- Coyote Creek Trail
- Scott Creek Road
- Observation Deck
- New Chicago Marsh Trail
- Coyote Creek Lagoon Trail
- San Tomas Aquino / Saratoga Creek Trail
- Calabazas Beginner’s BMX
- Calabazs Intermediate Dirt Jumps
- Calabazas Connector
- Stevens Creek Boulevard
- Charles Street
- John W. Christian Greenbelt
- Borregas Avenue 101 Bike Bridge
- Borregas Avenue Bike Bridge
- John W Christian Greenbelt
- Borregas Avenue 237 Bike Bridge
- Mathilda-Borregas Cycle Path
- Mathilda Cycle Path Crossing @ 237
- Innovation-Mathilda Cycle Path
- San Francisco Bay Trail
- Baylands Bike Path
- Sunnyvale East Channel Trail
- West Caribbean Multiuse path
Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Bicycle Lanes in San Jose. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. Moreover, dive into our extensive repository of pre-established GIS data, housing numerous supplementary datasets crafted for San Jose.
