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Bicycle Comfort Level 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike ARLINGTON COUNTY’S 2020 A How to Use This Map A This map is your guide to the least BICYCLE COMFORT CHAIN BRIDGE RD stressful or most comfortable routes to get around Arlington. Instead of CHAIN BRIDGE just showing bike trails, bike lanes, LEVEL MAP N Randolph St and sharrows, this map uses a rating 41st St N system of “perception of comfort” to rate roads as easy, medium, N GLEBE RD GLEBE N challenging, or expert level. Military Rd Old Glebe Rd WASHINGTON, D.C. Easy B Chesterbrook Rd B Medium N Albemarle St N Glebe Rd Challenging Potomac Overlook Regional Military Rd Park Expert Level OLD DOMINION DR Williamsburg Blvd N Harrison St N Glebe Rd Prohibited N George Mason Dr 31st St N St 31st OL D DO C M C IN FAIRFAX IO N D R COUNTY N Harrison St DONALDSON RUN TRAIL 26th St N N Kensington St N Stuart St Nelly Custis Dr Little Falls Rd Vacation Ln KEY BRIDGE Yorktown Blvd N Powhatan St Yorktown Blvd Old Dominion Dr Lorcom Ln N GLEBE RD Williamsburg Blvd Yorktown Blvd N John Marshall Dr Little Falls Rd G N Kenmore St 24th St N e 26th St N o Vacation Ln r N Fillmore St g Lorcom Ln e Lorcom Ln CUSTIS TRAIL Little Falls Rd M 22nd St N LD DOMINI O ON DR a s LEE Fort Myer Dr o Vacation Ln 21st St N n HIGHWAY LEE HWY N Lynn St 26th St N D N Harrison St N Calvert St 66 r Lee Hwy CUSTIS TRAIL John Marshall Dr 27th St N MT VERNON TRAIL N Sycamore St Sycamore N N Sycamore St Sycamore N Lee Hwy N Irving St Key Blvd 28th St N LEE HWY Scott N Quinn St WASHINGTON D.C. N Westmoreland N Culpeper St N Veitch St Wilson Blvd Lee Hwy N Rhodes St N Nash St D N Taylor St 66 D N Highland St Highland N Wilson Blvd LEE HWY N Monroe St ROSSLYN 22nd St N N Woodstock St N Stafford St John Marshall Dr Marshall John 26th St N Dr Marshall John Key Blvd Little Falls Rd N Custis Rd ROOSEVELT BRIDGE N Quincy St Quincy N (narrow width) 18th St N CUSTIS TRAIL Clarendon Blvd N Underwood St N Rhodes Kirkwood Rd Kirkwood 22nd St N Rd Kirkwood 66 N Dickerson St Key Blvd 26th St N N GLEBE RD 28th St N 14th St N Fairfax Dr 19th St N COURTHOUSE N Harrison St N Edison St N George Mason Dr N Highland St Washington Blvd N Jackson St N Lincoln St N Courthouse Rd N Lexington St Arlington Blvd 17th Rd N N Hartford St 22nd St N N Quincy St N Abingdon St Wilson Blvd N Barton St 15th St N Fairfax Dr LEE HWY 66 Fairfax Dr 22nd St N 16th St N Marshall Dr N Sycamore St Fairfax Dr Patrick Henry Dr 14th St N MEMORIAL BRIDGE 13th St N N Stafford St Clarendon Blvd EAST FALLS Washington Blvd 13th St N CLARENDON CHURCH Washington Blvd 16th St N 14th St N Washington Blvd N Westmoreland Dr N Wakefield St N Utah St ARLINGTON 19th Rd N Washington Blvd N Van Buren CEMETERY N Quincy St N Ohio St 66 N George Mason 11th St N 10TH ST N N Barton St WESTOVER Washington Blvd N Tuckahoe Wilson Blvd N Highland St VIRGINIA N Irving St N Stuart St 19th St 11th St N N Stafford St N Taylor St Washington Blvd BALLSTON SQUARE Fairfax Dr N Harrison St N Jackson St E St Kennebec N ROSSLYN-BALLSTON INSET MAP E Fairfax Dr (on reverse) Patrick11th Henry Dr St N N Sycamore St 9th St N N Monroe St MT VERNON TRAIL N Ohio St N Pershing Dr N Wakefield St Wilson Blvd CUSTIS TRAIL 66 St Quincy N N Vermont StN GLEBEWilson RD Blvd Ft. Myer CITY OF N Harrison St N Pershing Dr (restricted access) N Jefferson St WASHINGTON BLVD 9th Rd N 5th St N N Cleveland St Arlington 4th St N Boundary Channel Dr FALLS CHURCH N Fillmore St N George Mason National W & OD TRAIL N Jackson St N Irving St McKinley Rd McKinley 5th St N Cemetery Wilson Blvd Springs Rd (restricted access) N Park Dr Park N N Jefferson St N Edison St N Carlin Dr Park N GEORGE MASON BRIDGE N Thomas St N Pershing Dr Patrick Henry Dr N Oakland St N GeorgeHenderson Mason Rd N GLEBE RD Arlington Blvd Wilson Blvd Wilson Blvd 3rd St NRd Henderson 4th St N Arlington Blvd S Uhle St 2nd Rd N N Pershing Dr Boundary Channel Dr Glencarlyn Trails (steep hills) N CARLIN SPRINGS RD 2nd St S BLUEMONT JUNCTION TRAIL Lubber N Irving St d Run 2nd St N Cathedral Ln S Dr Park N 2nd St S Arlington Blv Park PENTAGON C S Courthouse Rd 1st St S r Southgate Rd F olum N Granada St 6th St S F 1st Rd N Arlington Blvd U.S. Army Orme St D t N GLEBE RD S 1st St S George Mason Nat’l Guard S Walter Reed Dr S Readiness b rk Arlington Blvd Arlington Blvd u en Center S Wayne St 2nd St S s Army Navy Dr R (Arlington S S de 7th St S r Hall) S Highland St d S Pa St Joyce S 395 I 3r J e Arlington Blvd Long Bridge Dr d St S l S COLUMBIA PIKE e l b S i n f L Ke ferso oi 3rd St S 9th St S e S A N Monroe St x 7th St S s S n i t 4th S n S S Abington St PENTAGON 12th St S si 3rd St S S Park Dr S Quincy St S Eads St g n t CITY S Hayes St Hayes S ng S Clark Dr Crystal t S Wakefield St Army Navy Dr S Cleveland St S 9th St S COLUMBIA PIKE COLUMBIA o 5th St S S George Mason 7th St S t PIKE n t o W & OD TRAIL 15th St S S n S S CARLIN SPRINGS RD 9th St S t 5th Rd S Glencarlyn 8th St S Glencarlyn 11th St S MT VERNON TRAIL t 15th St S St 6th 15th St S S Eads St Park S Hayes St S Fern St S Bell St S Park S 12th St S 395 CRYSTAL Harris G (steep CITY r 16th St S e S GLEBE RD S hills) 12th St S S Joyce St e 6th Pl 9th St S n 18th St o b GLENCARLYN TRAILS INSET MAP n r SS COLUMBIA PIKE i S Quincy St S Monroe St e S Fern St St St S Eads Crystal Dr S F h S CARLIN SPRINGS RD Army Navy Dr r t lori t 7 S S Walter Reed Dr S d d Army-Navy 20th S 7th St S t a 20th St S S Country Club G th R t G 7 (private) 16th St S S Pollard St 23rd St S Legend 23rd St S S Clark St COLUMBIA PIKE 23rd St S 1 ROUTE S George Mason RONALD S Eads St Eads S REAGAN S Kenmore St S WASHINGTON A NATIONAL 28th St S St 28th r l AIRPORT W & OD TRAIL i n ARLINGTON LOOP g 26TH ST S S GLEBE RD t BIKE SHOPS o n R S George Mason i d FOUR MILE RUN TRAIL g Ave Potomac MT VERNON TRAIL Army Navy Dr e 28th St S OFF STREET TRAIL CAPITAL BIKESHARE STATION R 27th St S d Download the Capital Bikeshare app to S Adams S Dinwiddie St S Walter Reed Dr St Meade S rent bikes, find stations, and get S Culpeper St W & OD TRAIL S Troy St real-time bike and dock availability. FAIRFAX St Eads S BIKE LANE Barcroft 33rd 395 ROUTE 1 MT VERNON TRAIL easy medium challenging COUNTY Park S Arlington Mill Dr 28th Rd S S GLEBE RD COMMUNITY CENTER S GLEBE RD 27th St S Shirlington Rd FOUR MILE RUN TRAIL SUGGESTED ROUTE H S Nelson St FOUR MILE RUN TRAIL H COMMUTER STORE 28th Rd S easy medium challenging S Walter Reed Dr King St S 28th St EXPERT LEVEL FIX IT STATION S Columbus St S Abingdon St SHIRLINGTON S Quincy St S Randolph NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS are generally low trac/low speed routes DRINKING FOUNTAIN 31st St S 30th St S 395 PROHIBITED OR MAJOR CAR THOROUGHFARES LIBRARY 33rd St CITY OF 395 34th St S ALEXANDRIA ARROWS POINT UPHILL RESTROOM CITY OF BRIDGE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL I USE CAUTION I METRO STATION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike 1 mile 8 min bike ARLINGTON COUNTY’S 2020 ARLINGTON COUNTY’S 2020 Riding Safely Route Colors and Markings How to Use This Map A OFF STREET CONNECT WITH BICYCLE COMFORT A BIKEARLINGTON LEVEL MAP Easy Medium Challenging This map is your guide to the least Solid green lines indicate Blue lines designate roads Orange routes generally BikeArlington.com BICYCLE COMFORT CHAIN BRIDGE RD stressful or most comfortable routes quiet neighborhood streets. with moderate traffic volume. have higher traffic speeds and Green lines with dots indicate Riders along these routes may volume than green or blue.
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