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35 19 Happy Valley Rd Happy Valley 0 1 2 3 4 5 I-17 LEGEND Miles SYSTEM MAP Scale is approximate. MAPA DEL SISTEMA Pinnacle Peak Rd 17 Transit Center Valley Metro Rail Local Buses Light Rail, Local, Express Phoenix-Deer Valley Municipal Airport Frequent and reliable all-day rail 29th Ave 29th Ave Main bus route Deer Valley Dr Park-and-Ride E Marriott Dr 136 and RAPID Bus Routes 19th Ave 27th Ave Ave 27th Ave 23rd service operating 365 days a year 44 Select trips only Barry 7 Point of Interest linking Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa 27 Deer Valley Rd E›ective/Validez 4.22.2019 Goldwater Direction of Travel with connections to Sky Harbor High School SR 51 0 Central Avenue Honeywell Airport and many bus routes. Rose Garden Ln 27 Rose Garden Ln 90 Desert Ridge Marketplace 72 St 73rd 602.253.5000 | valleymetro.org Pima Fwy Scottsdale Healthcare Dr 1 Washington Agua Fria Fwy 7th Ave 101 Rail line is on 101 575 Mayo Blvd Thompson Peak Pkwy this street Train stops only at 3 Van Buren HonorHealth Scottsdale Beardsley Rd Beardsley Rd 51 RAPID Bus light rail stations Glendale Thompson Peak Fast and frequent bus service from 7 7th Street Foothills Library Yorkshire Dr Apache Blvd Behrend Dr park-and-rides to downtown Phoenix 8 7th Avenue Utopia Rd Blvd Tatum Abrazo Arrowhead Hospital 575 on weekdays 5–8 a.m. and 3–6 p.m. Union Hills Dr Rd Creek Cave Light rail line 10 Roosevelt Union Hills Dr 67 43 575 186 16 39 186 56th St Mayo Clinic See light rail map on reverse for details. Phoenix Campus 186 RAPID route(s) 573 Foothills Paradise Valley 101 I-10E 12 12th Street 186 Aquatics Center Ave 27th RAPID stops only at these points 573 em s 17 Community College 13 Buckeye Road 59th Ave Ave 59th Ave 57th and at transit centers. Arrowhead d 35th Ave 35th Ave l 19th Ave 575 o lv Scottsdale Rd Rd Scottsdale 15 15th Avenue Bell Rd Bell Rd H B Bell Rd Bell Rd I-10E 170 170 170 I-10 East RAPID Express Bus Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd Fast and direct commuter service. 16 16th Street Surprise 573 59 35 Bell/I-17 nedy R d I-10W I-10 West RAPID 573 (Deer Greenway Pkwy 154 Bell/ no stops on freeway 575 I-17 Express route(s) 17 McDowell 571 Valley) SR 51 39 170 aH I-17 RAPID 43rd Ave Ave 43rd 83rd Ave Ave 83rd Ave 75th Ave 67th 19 19th Avenue 29th Ave 29th Ave SR 51 Greenway Rd Greenway Pkwy Costco SR 51 RAPID 514 Scottsdale Express SURPRISE 83 154 SME 27 27th Avenue 154 Butherus Dr South Mountain East RAPID 520 Tempe Express Grand Ave Scottsdale SMW 28 Lower Buckeye 28th Ave 28th Ave Raintree Dr South Mountain West RAPID 19 Airpark 521 Tempe Express Walmart Country Gables Dr 51 29 Thomas 40th St 32nd St 73rd St 73rd 56th St Thunderbird Rd 64th St 522 Tempe Express 7th St Dysart Rd Dysart Rd Thunderbird Blvd 30 University 83rd Pl 83rd 138 138 138 St 94th Thunderbird Thunderbird Rd 531 Mesa/Gilbert Express Thunderbird Rd 90 514 Ave 27 Scottsdale 32 32nd Street/40th Street Rd 105th Ave 129th 67 ASU West d Black Canyon Fwy Fwy Black Canyon 533 Mesa Express 101 Sweetwater Ave Blv Fountain Hills Banner Boswell des 35 35th Avenue Hayden Rd Rd Hayden Northsight Blvd Northsight Blvd 138 Paradise Valley Mall Fwy Pima a s Library 51 i 535 Northeast Mesa Express Medical Center l EL MIRAGE PEORIA 39 40th Street North Phoenix 106 Cactus Rd Cactus Rd Pa 122 PHOENIX Pointe Hilton Cactus Rd 541 Chandler/Mesa Express 138 571 Tapatio Clis SCOTTSDALE 40 Apache/Main Saguaro Blvd 31st Ave 31st Ave 542 Chandler Express La Montana 111th Ave 111th Ave Dr 41 Indian School 103rd Ave Ave 103rd 562 Goodyear Express Rd Creek Rd 16 39 83rd Ave Ave 83rd 59th Ave Ave 59th Ave 51st 35th Ave 19th Ave 43rd Ave Ave 43rd 43 43rd Avenue Peoria 28th Dr I-17 15th Ave 15th Ave 92nd St 92nd Peoria Ave Peoria Ave Shea Blvd 90th St Shea Blvd 563 Avondale/Buckeye Express ee vv/19th A/19th Avv/19th ee FOUNTAIN 106 106 106 Cave 80 514 44 44th Street/Tatum Shea Blvd GL Shea Blvd/SR 51 571 Surprise Express G Cheryl Dr Mustang 45 Broadway rand Ave Metrocenter (Dreamy Draw) HILLS Mountain View Rd 573 Northwest Valley Express 3rd St 3rd YOUNGTOWN Glendale Hatcher Rd 134th St 48 48th Street Community 122 514 575 Northwest Valley Express Tatum Blvd Blvd Tatum 65th Ave 65th Ave College Dunlap Ave DunlapDunlap 50 Camelback 90 80 90 Olive Ave Sunnyslope 51 51st Avenue Agua Fria Fwy Fwy Agua Fria Alice Ave 35 52 Roeser 31st Ave 31st Ave 8 0 12 Butler Rural Connector 17 44 56 Priest Northern Ave 55th Ave Northern Ave Via De Ventura NorNorthernthern Rural Route 80 80 PARADISE Rd Scottsdale 59 59th Avenue Hayward Ave 101 99th Ave 99th Ave Litchfeld Rd Rd Litchfeld 72 685 Ajo/Gila Bend to Phoenix 60 Bethany Home 70 Commissary Rd Glendale GLENDALE 571 Glendale City Lot VALLEY 7th Ave 7th Ave 7 61 Southern 573 Myrtle Ave 43 27 51 Rd Pima Glendale Ave 91st Ave Glendale Ave GlendaleGlendale Luke Air 70 70 62 Hardy Force Base Indian Bend Rd 514 7th St 65 Mill/Kyrene Westgate 51 Montebello Fwy 575 coln Dr 19 Ave Central n Entertainment e/v Li 81 66 Mill/Kyrene District 83 67 59 I-17 16 Piestewa 43rd Ave Ave 43rd 70 Bethany Home Rd Bethany Home Rd McDonald Dr 67 67th Avenue 60 60 19th A 571 Gra Scottsdale 70 24th Street/Glendale Avenue nd Grand Abrazo Montebello Ave CamelbackCamelback Community 573 A vve/e/ 20th St Missouri Ave ve Canyon Central Missouri Ave 0 College 72 Scottsdale/Rural University Campus Chaparral 12th St 16th St 75 75th Avenue 67th Ave Ave 67th 51st Ave Ave 51st 59th Ave Ave 59th 60 35th Ave 35th Ave Ave 27th 87 28th St Camelback Rd Park 514 entrentral Aal A 50 50 Camelback Rd CC Scottsdale 77 Baseline 101 75 Camelback Rd 50 Fashion Chaparral Rd Square Beeline Hwy e v7th Av7th e 12 32 80 Northern/Shea LITCHFIELD Camelback Drinkwater GL 15th Ave CampbellCampbell Campbell Ave 50 Blvd Carl T. Hayden Veteran’s High School Miller 81 Hayden/McClintock 107th Ave Ave 107th Aairs Medical Center 5th Ave PARK Indian School Rd 19th Ave Indian School Indian School Rd Plaza 41 41 Camelback 41 41 101 83 83rd Avenue v19th Av19th e/ Indian School Rd 19 15 8 56th St 90 Dunlap/Cave Creek 571 OsbornOsborn Osborn Rd Estrella Mountain St 24th 72 81 St Joseph’s 32nd St 44 Pima 96 Dobson Community College 17 Phoenix Hospital 7 SR 51 Red Mountain Fwy 83rd Ave Ave 83rd Ave 75th 93rd Ave Ave 93rd 91st Ave Park Thomas Rd College homashomasTT Thomas Rd 202 104 Alma School 29 29 ooEncantEncant 29 Fwy Pima Thomas Rd 685 106 Peoria Avenue Banner Estrella 83 Desert Sky Mall Phoenix Gilbert Rd/ Medical Center Encanto Blvd wwMcDoMcDo ellell Children’s 70 32 108 Elliot/48th Street 12th St McDowell 535 Dysart Rd Dysart Rd Hospital Boeing McDowell Rd I-10W Banner University 136 Power Rd 112 Country Club/Arizona Avenue Central Ave Ave Central 44th St Hayden Rd Rd Hayden Scottsdale Rd Rd Scottsdale Rd Reef Granite 52nd St McDowell Rd Medical Center 51 McDowell Rd 64th St Miller Rd 535 McDowell Rd 17 17 17 velt 17 17 184 120 Mesa Drive 685 Goodyear 562 Downtown Desert 514 I-10W ooseR Botanical Garden 136 Mesa Community 122 Cactus 562 563 10 562 563 562 563 10 10 514 SkySong College at Red 563 79th Ave/ Papago Fwy Phoenix 32 Papago 571 573 571 573 Roosevelt 10 Falcon Field Mountain 128 Stapley Avondale 563 535 Phx Plaza I-10 575 St Galvin Food City Pkwy see inset Barkley Van Buren St 11th St Van Buren St Zoo Plaza McKellips Rd McKellips Rd McKellips Rd 136 Gilbert Road Van Buren St 83 3 d St 4th St4th St 3 3 . 3r 12th StWashington St 22 38th St38th St 44th St44th St 50th St50th St 3 3 e ve June St 138 Thunderbird Adams v 56 wy 202 112 Ingram St t A riesriest Drt Dr 48th St Avondale Civic Center 1 Washington St 1 PP 140 Ray e/e/ Mesa McLellan Rd 128 Litchfeld Rd Rd Litchfeld JeŽerson al Station vv TOLLESON Rd Lindsay Gilbert Rd Gilbert Rd 43rd Ave Ave 43rd ollege A 75th Ave Ave 75th Ave 67th Ave 59th 35th Ave 35th Ave Jeerson St sonson 12 202 ansportC/ Ctr Riverview Hohokam MESA 154 Greenway t At A PHX Sky Train® enter Pk r y Brown Rd Buckeye Rd Buckeye Rd entrentral/1s erer C e/3re/3rd Std St Rd Power C 1s1s vv a Shopping Center Stadium Central Ave Ave Central 13 59 43 C 13 Avondale Blvd Blvd Avondale 156 Chandler Blvd Yuma Rd Je›Je› 13 Sky Harbor Blvd y Dry Dr// 535 96 Brown Rd routes continue on inset map below on inset map below continue routes 104 Pima St 143 Rio Salado Pkwy Mill AMill A empeans T W Tempe Riverview 8th St 15 Phoenix Sky Harbor T er Marketplace Park 120 170 Bell an Buren/ 17 etV sitsit Main St Main St Durango St V International Airport 48 1st St erer AVONDALE 8 0 7 16 48 tintin wywy e/ d/ 184 184 Power alal 62 1 F1 F t R Rd Sossaman Val Vista Dr Vista Val Greenfeld Rd Rd Greenfeld Rd Recker Smith Rd 75 51 27 University Dr Rd Higley Main St 520 521 UnivUniv y 28 RurRur 1010 30 er 30 186 Union Hills/Mayo 28 Lower Buckeye Rd SMW 522 531 University Dr e-e- ycamor University Dr 24th St 24th 30 ricric S ountry Clubent Gilber 67 ASU Smith-MarSmith-Mar PP Alma School C C Mesa Dr Staple 30 GL Grand Avenue Limited 533 541 Dr Hardy Buckeye and Goodyear Sierra Linda Main St Main St Circulator routes not shown on map High School 19 Ed Pastor 542 Fwy Hohokam 52nd St 40 22nd Ave Ave 22nd 70 Apache Blvd 40 Main St Benedictine Banner Baywood Medical Center 10 I-10E 1st Ave Baywood Ave Broadway Rd Tempe HS y Lny Ln 520 University Broadway Rd Broadway Rd West 45 45 seseDorDor 45 303 Virginia Atlanta Ave 52 65 Broadway Rd Ave SME 32 McCMcClintlintockock Buckeye Palm Ln Pebble Creek Pkwy Roeser Rd Grace Comm.
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