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California
Highway 237 Bikeway Trail
Part of the San Jose Trail Network, the Highway 237 Bikeway Trail serves as a primary commute route between employment and housing within San Jose and its neighbors; Milpitas and Sunnyvale.
Loop Trail? No
Type: Urban Trail
Agency: City, Town, or County
Entry Fee? No
Parking Fee? No Allowed Uses:
Bicycling (on pavement)
Dogs - On leash
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
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Description
Along the Highway 237 Bikeway Trail, users follow the highway system but gain views of surrounding hillsides and can connect to two of the City's major trail systems; the Guadalupe River Trail and Coyote Creek Trail (both partially developed at this time) and reach the San Tomas Aquino Trail (City of Santa Clara).
The City of San Jose is strategically developing a 100-mile trail network by unifying 35 trail systems to provide active transportation and recreation for pedestrians, bicyclists, equestrians and other users. The City has secured NRT designation for 16.4 miles over three trail systems.
Additional Details
Width: 127 inches.
Primary Surface: Asphalt
Secondary Surface: Gravel
Maximum Grade: 5%
Elevation Low Point: 5
Elevation High Point: 10
Elevation Gain (cumulative): Not Available
Year Designated: 2009
Supporting Webpages and Documents
Website: American Trails Featured NRTContact Information
For more information and current conditions, contact the trail manager (listed below). For questions, suggestions, and corrections to information listed on the website, contact American Trails.
Trail Management:
Yves Zsutty
Trail Manager
City of San Jose - Trail Program
200 East Santa Clara Street
9th Floor
San Jose, CA
95113
(408) 793-5561
[email protected]
http://www.sjparks.org/trails
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