Red Car Bridge – Sunnynook Pedestrian Bridge loop from Pershing Square

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Red Car Bridge – Sunnynook Pedestrian Bridge loop from Pershing Square

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Red Car Bridge – Sunnynook Pedestrian Bridge loop from Pershing Square

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30.7km

150m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 18.8 km for 234 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.87 km

Los Angeles Union Station

Highlight • Monument

The Los Angeles railway station, Union Station, was built in 1939. It is the largest station in the American West, in addition to being a jewel of Art Deco architecture.

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6.41 km

Egret Park

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This very small park is at the end of the LA River Bike Path, just before you exit the path to cross over the bridge and Riverside Drive ends at …

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7.79 km

Taylor Yard Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Bright red bridge for bikes and pedestrians to get across to the Taylor train yard.

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9.45 km

Los Angeles River Bike Path at Fletcher Drive Bridge

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Los Angeles River Trail, also known as the Los Angeles River Bike Path, stretches 38.28 miles from Owensmouth Avenue in Canoga Park to 401 Golden Shore in Long Beach. …

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11.7 km

Red Car Bridge

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The Red Car Bridge is a bicycle and pedestrian only bridge which opened in January of 2020. This pre-fab bridge was placed on the footings of the Red Car trolleys …

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12.2 km

The Sunnynook Pedestrian Bridge, also known as the Atwater Village Love Lock Bridge, is one of the older pedestrian bridges in the city. It's known locally as a spot to leave a lock proclaiming your everlasting love.

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13.2 km

View of Los Angeles River and Baum Bicycle Bridge

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A low stone wall separates the path from a shaded area with a bench and picnic table. From here you can see the Baum Bicycle Bridge and steep hills of Griffith Park across the river.

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