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UPDATED: To Nowhere (North Redondo Beach Bikeway)
4 years ago
Starts near City of Redondo Beach, USMORE ROUTES NEAR HERE
Consider this a circuit route - long enough to do round-robin turns for a workout. The path itself is on a slight grade - anticline (south)/incline (north) - just enough to perform a bit of gear-shifting for leg work.
The short length is suggestive of a good pre-work/post-work exercise route, or for exercise during inclement weather. However, ardent cyclists will likely find this path uninspiring.
The path itself is well-maintained - likely as much a result of light usage (for cycling purposes). Light standards are in place and illuminate the path at night, with the notable exception of areas/sections north of Graham Ave., and south of Rockefeller Ln. If using the illuminated portions at night, use caution at ALL path/road intersections. I DO NOT RECOMMEND night usage of non-illuminated portions of this route. In particular, the White Circle portion is non-illuminated and does not receive ambient light from the surroundings.
CONS: Short length; traverses residential area with narrow blocks - results in many intersection crossings.
PROS: Well maintained; Morning or early afternoon post-workout refreshment is available on the northern side of Dale Page Park. Outdoor seating is provided.
The northern end of the bike route at Vail Ave & White Cir:
https://goo.gl/maps/C4Rf1VKbUJb8K1JR6
Southern end of White Circle at north end of Dale Page Park (park is behind the storefronts):
https://goo.gl/maps/dNavzUArzqmVFcEN9
Start of actual bike path, south end of Dale Page Park:
https://goo.gl/maps/6hDkG89oVAyaJuAn9
Mid route perspective from Ruhland Avenue of ascent/descent profile:
https://goo.gl/maps/Yb6Lxw39geCgZqoG7
The southern end of the bike path at Felton Lane:
https://goo.gl/maps/vfZ1xSzZ7jPJNJ6o9
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