Summitのおすすめツーリングルート

Joining Hands, 2011. Artist: Chris Tanz.

One of the fastest sections on the Loop. Go East to West to enjoy this fully. Its slightly downhill and normally with a tailwind from the east to give you that extra boost. The restroom area at the end is a great place to stop, rest and regroup regardless of traveling clockwise or counterclockwise. Normally light traffic also makes this a prime area to go fast.

This huge, colorful mural is on the side of Epic Rides, a local bike shop, at Stone and 6th Street.

The Julian Wash Greenway is a paved, multi-use trail that connects the Santa Cruz River Park west bank at Silverlake Road to Rita Road.

Bicycles are welcome inside.

The Juan Bautista de Anza Trail passes through three states and two countries as it follows the historic route of Spanish colonizers from Mexico to what is now San Francisco. This particular spot in the trail is close to Sentinel Peak Park (yes, you can bike up the road to the peak). The trail also parallels the Santa Cruz River for a stretch.

Extending 6 miles, the El Paso and Southwestern Greenway provides a versatile pathway for cyclists and pedestrians. Tracing the path of a former railroad corridor, it traverses from north of downtown Tucson through the City of South Tucson, all the way to the Kino Sports Complex. This car-free route seamlessly connects to other regional bikeways and neighboring communities along its course.

The El Paso and Southwestern Greenway is a 6-mile paved multi-use greenway. This pathway around Ed Pastor Kino Environmental Restoration Project also connects with other regional bikeways and to many of the neighborhoods that the path travels through.