Duarte Bike Trail

One of the few dedicated off-street bike paths, a section of the former historic Pacific Electric Railway route, passing an arched bridge that once carried Red Trolley Cars to Los Angeles. This multi-purpose trail was founded in 1977. It stretches 1.6 miles from Royal Oaks Park at Vineyard Avenue to Buena Vista Avenue. Next to the gently sloped paved cycling path runs a dirt jogging and equestrian trail shaded by oak trees.

Duarte Bike Trail is a multi-purpose trail that was founded in 1977. It stretches 1.6 miles from Buena Vista Avenue to Royal Oaks Park at Vineyard Avenue. There are both a paved cycling path and a dirt jogging and equestrian trail. The path runs under shady oak trees with gentle slopes, and the trail follows the historic Pacific Electric Railway route, where you can spot an arched bridge that once carried Red Trolley Cars to Los Angeles. Great for biking, jogging, dog walking, or leisurely strolls, the trail includes amenities like parking, restrooms at Royal Oaks Park, drinking fountains, and a bike repair station at Vineyard Avenue. It’s open daily from dawn to dusk.