Map Of The U.S. Bicycle Route System

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Source: Adventure Cycling Association

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Houston

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Tucson

Denver

Bakersfield

Los Angeles

San Diego

San Jose

SacramentoSan Francisco

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Boise

Idaho Falls

New Orleans

Chicago

Miami

Key West

Baton Rouge

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ChattanoogaMemphis

Gulfport

Little Rock

Charlotte Fayetteville

Indianapolis

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Cleveland

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Detroit

Colorado Springs

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New York

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Cincinnati

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Oklahoma City

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NATIONAL CORRIDOR PLAN

October 2015

America’s bicycle travel experts

The goal of The United States Bicycle Route System is to connect America through a network of numbered interstate bicycle routes.

ADVENTURECYCLING.ORG/USBRS

UNDEVELOPEDCORRIDOR

These corridors are not routes, but 50-mile wide areas where a route may be developed.

Established U.S. Bicycle Route designated by AASHTO.

DESIGNATED U.S.BICYCLE ROUTE