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2008 NYC Cycling FRONT - Top Metro North Ludlow Tibbets Brook Park Yonkers N Columbus Yonkers The New York City Cycling Map Raceway W Lincoln George Washington Bridge Riverdale Broadway To Access NYS Bicycle Metro North Wilson Mt.Vernon West Mt Vernon Woods Lower Manhattan & Downtown Brooklyn -- Subway and Streets Mt. St. Vincent Routes see nysdot.gov. Metro North LEGEND The New York City Cycling Map was developed to encourage more people George Washington Bridge - MN College Mt. Vernon East Park 9th 4 W 261 St W 263 St Kimball Feeney to bicycle by identifying a network of the best streets and park paths for Cyclists: Use sidewalk on Metro North Park W14 5 Pelham 8th Av F N R Cyclists: Use 178 St. to bridge path. cycling; to educate cyclists about their rights and responsibilities as W13 1 overpass by on- Pathway is closed on South County Trailway Expressways 2 V Q W ramp off 181 St from 12AM to 6AM. W 181 St Bicycle Path, Class 1 L 7th Av Abbot roadway and park users; to inform cyclists about access to mass transit, Greenwich 6 to access the 3 Delafield Palisade Liebig Gansevoort D Hudson River Tyndall (bridge, park or separated on-street path) Fieldstone Gramercy ini Spencer Huxley Huguenot ashingt points of interest and bike shops; and to recognize cycling as a W4 6th Av Greenway W 180 St Independence McLean Principal Streets Horatio B W 259 St Dirt trail Park abr W inehurst N E 23 C E 243 St W 3rd Jane P NORTH Metro legitimate mode of transportation. Ash Ft. Bicycle Lane, Class 2 (two-way unless shown) E 242 St 4th Metro Netherland North Beechwood Ferry Lines and Terminals W 179 St RIVERDALE S 5th W12 5th Av Park North Wakefield Penfield E 21 Box Riverdale W 256 St Faraday E 241 St MOUNT Cemetery (on-street striped route) Bus Riverdale Bethune A Union E 240 St St Ouen GREENWICH PATH W 254 St W 256 St y VERNON Memorial Historic District Irving Clay Terminal W 254 is Murdock Historic District Square w The New York City Cycling Map was designed by in-agency staff at Hudson Bank C steep Cranford Field (NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission) VILLAGE Dupont k Class 3 (NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission) Commercial 2 Seton No bicycle map is available for Bicycle Route, W 178 St P Monticello Mosholu Av Fieldstone Hill Perry Valles the New York City Department of City Planning and Department E Sylvan W 10 Post Bullard Westchester County E 14th Riverdale W 254 St n E 241 St Bronx E 241 St River Eagle o WOODLAWN Carpenter (on-street signed route) Charles Park Matilda Connection to the East Coast W 10 W 9 E 20 N Sycamore s E 240 St E 239 St Parks of Transportation Bicycle Program. The map was funded by the Av 4th Richardson Hutchinson Hudson River Greenway d Freeman W 177 St H u E 239 St Nereid Greenway route. For more 1st Av e H Vireo Field Christopher W University nry E 238 St Wilder Manhattan DeReimer information go to greenway.org federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA), 8 Martha Nereid Travel Direction on Bicycle Bedford Oneida Katonah Edson Franklin E 237 St 5 East Grace Kepler W Sanford West Independence Waverly Napier Bleecker Cabrini Blvd & W. 178th St Blackstone Post y Bruner Wave Hill E 236 St Wickham Open Space and Cemeteries under the Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) Program. Environm. W 249 St FIELDSTON E 237 St Lane/Route Barrow w E 235 St PATH STUYVESANT Spaulding Arlington Center k River Iselin E 234 St E 236 St Gunther 3rd Av Ter. P Boyd Morton Major Deegan Expwy Digney S Columbus Post WESTCHESTER TOWN E 233 St E 235 St Direction of Bicycle Washington u Ely Bussing Airports and Industrial Uses W 247 St l Leroy very Grosvenor E 234 St E 14 Goodridge Van Cortlandt Golf Course Metro Square George Washington Bridge - NJ steep o College North Cycling Resources Hudson Clarkson h Boston Post Lane on Two-way Street Waldo Furman Amtrak E 10 Fieldston Woodlawn Park Van Cortlandt s Byron River 7th Av W 4 RIVERDALE o W Houston Palisade Park Barnes 4 W 246 St Tibbett Duryea Bell E 9 Edenwald Amundson Sites of Interest Contact the following agencies and organizations for more informa- Park WAKEFIELD Seton Holland Tunnel W 5 W 246 St M E 232 St 3 St Milton 9W State Bike Route N Manhattan G Pkwy Hudson Henry E 231 St Planned/Proposed Bicycle Path tion on cycling and related activities in New York City, NY State and Bleecker 6 . Mark USE CAUTION: River College Jerome THE King B E Noble Livingston E 230 St Broadway Van Cortlandt 7 Rd Fieldston Landmarks and Museums Charlton D Broadway s Narrow pathway Mansion Strang (for future construction) nationally: E Oak M F Harper 1 Secor 6 a Dyre Merritt V 2nd Av W 239 St nh 1 E 229 St Rombouts HuguenotMcOwenRopes E5 Tompkins att V'Dam an C BRONX E 227 St E 233 St E ollege Pkwy E 226 St E 228 St Garrett Planned/Proposed Route Schools and Universities River Road 5 Square Independence SOHO Bowery 4 Grenada Pl Light Hudson Dobbin Woodlawn Seton , Bicycle Program: nyc.gov/dot Greenwich Hudson Manor Mosholu E 225 St E 229 N St NYC Department of Transportation Varick Great Jones L CalyerBanker GW Bridge - Upper Level Carpenter Baychester Washington Park W 236 St n F v A Gem Cemetery E 224 St E 229 St Falls Park Conner Dom. W 235 St o W 240 St Golf Course 4 Eastchester E A E Pathway is closed s Waldo W 238 St E 223 St Bike Shop With Bike Rental Theaters 2 8 d Irwin EASTCHESTER NYC Department of City Planning, Transportation Division: from 12AM to 6AM. Hudson u Greystone EDENWALD W 232 St H E 222 St DeLavall Watts E Rombouts Thompson v B y Boller Hollers 1 r Palmer Steenwick W Broadway Prince W 231 St n E 221 St E 226 St DeReimer nyc.gov/planning D'Brs. N A N e KINGSBRIDGE Glen Wooster H E 220 St Bronxwood E 225 St Government V EAST Oxford W 234 St Schieffelin Island 14th Johnson Orloff B D Vestry Green Q Ave C N Conner Subway Lines and Stations W 238 St E 219 St Paulding E 224 St Riverdale Park Mercer Sara D VILLAGE 13th dgwick Hillman Webster , Planning Division: R v D N Se Saxon E 218 St E 223 St NYC Dept. of Parks & Recreation Laight Spring E Houston NORTH GWB Upper Level & Route 9W H Hudson Arlington Irwin Tillotson Roosevelt A N 12th Ewen Gates Memorial W 230 NetherlandSt Rochambeau E 217 St Bus W Crosby E Fairfield Park Ft. Independence Knox Hudson Hubert 3 Tibbett Needham nyc.gov/parks Park SIDE 11th Metro Park W 231 St Park Bronx River Parkway E 216 St LOWER N Wayne Commuter Rail and Stations Canal W 227 St Corlear Bainbridge North Tryon Metro Rombouts Givan Pelham Bay 1 10th Bike/Ped Path Kingsbridge Dekalb Kings College WILLIAMSBRIDGE Broome N Spuyten Ka E 210 St North E 215 St Boller EAST East p W 230 St Palmer Park closed due to Duyvil Williams DeReimer 2 9th p Major Deegan Expwy E 214 St River Train Broadway , bicycle and pedestrian advocacy Stanton o Transportation Alternatives (TA) N. Moore Harlem River Bridges construction. Bridge E 213 St Peartree River c Giles Valentine J SIDE Oakley Pelham/Split AirTrain Rail 3 TRIBECA Grand M Reopening 2010 Varian Needham Z Hamilton Park Johnson BaileySummit Goulden Ely Rock Golf Course group, transalt.org SPUYTEN FtIndepend. Van Cortlandt E House E 211St Bruner Co-op City Hicks Wickham Fish Park Paul Av Playground Gunther Hospital Harrison Broadway Bridge DUYVIL E 209 St Tiemann Suffolk MARBLE HILL Kingsland Grace Mickle Clinton N Wythe Albany 6th Av 6th Kent Harris Duncomb Corsa bicycle advocy group, organized rides, times-up.org W 225th Metro North E 212 St TIME’S UP! 5 St 1 BostonFenton Rd N Bedford Marble Hill Park Perry Seymour Rivington MosholuNORWOOD Parkway Edson Chambers Pitt Hull E 211 St Fish Hester 4 St E 205 St 5 Gunther Magenta Wilson Baychester Walk Bike on A N N Henry Hudson Br Sedgwick E 207 St Bouck Burke Hutchinson River Parkway Mott D Ludlow Delancey W 229 St Reservoir E 204 St Pearsall Century Road Club Association (CRCA), racing club with weekly Mulberry Essex 3 St Decatur Bartholdi CO-OP CITY Sidewalk of Bridge Norfolk 2 Canal East River Esplanade Metropolitan E 205 St Haffen Shore Rd C Berry Villa E 203 St BroadwayW N W 218th D Rosewood races, crca.net Warren Bayard Q B Herbert H. E 202 St E 204 St Park Bartow-Pell Duncan Co-op City Duane Broome 1 St Baker Field W 197 St Lehman Triborough Bridge R Lafayette N F Broadway 4 E 201 St Mansion Murray Reade Eldridge Grand Grand Inwood College B OLINVILLE Allen TenthRoebling Ave Broadway Bridge Broadway Bridge Bedford Park Burke Hammersley K Asch Centre Driggs Hill Park Eastchester Fast & Fabulous, lesbian and gay bike club, fastnfab.org Kingsbr Ter E 199 St Vesey CHINATOWN Williamsburg S i New England Thruway Sedgwick Strong Worth Montgomery n Adee Webb Triborough Bridge - Manhattan Triborough Bridge - Queens 1 St Claflin Park Pearl Walk Bike on Heath g Eastchester Lewis Amtrak W 216 St Barclay E s E 198 St S W 215 St b W 195 St Adee Gardens 2 St Ninth Ave Bridge Sidewalk r E 197 St Bartow 24 Av Bike New York, Commerce Bank Five Boro Bike Tour, free bicycle Seaman Av id Arnow Walk bike on sidewalk of bridge.
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