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Arroyo Seco Bike Path

Unnamed Road, South Pasadena, CA 91030, United States

3.9(12)

Open until 12:00 AM

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L X (Liz)L X (Liz)

Park near the golf course and use the paths around it for a quick morning, lunch, or early afternoon walk. Beautiful scenery and lots of walkers with dogs. A good site to meditate, Sun bathe, bird or butterfly watching.

Mavervorl MediaMavervorl Media

Short (maybe two miles), interesting ride along the arroyo and 110 freeway. The bikeway cement was broken in spots (July, 2019) so be careful.

Reviews of Arroyo Seco Bike Path

3.9

(12)

4.0

Nice place to go for a walk, run or bicycle. Not a crowded place. Good size parking lot with plenty of parking spaces. The path itself is in excellent shape. No crumbling or cracks in the road were to be found.

The path goes on for several miles. I walked about 30 min in and it did not seem that I was reaching the end. I'm not sure where the end of the trail is.

The only reason I give it 4 stars is because of the homeless living along the path. So its probably not the safest...

5.0

Love it! The bike path lasts about 3 miles between Montecito Recreation Center and Arroyo Park. What I enjoy the most about this bike path is that a large part of it is directly next to Arroyo Seco. Thanks to the separation from city streets, the bike path is calm and scenic.

If you are a hiker or runner, you can continue north after the bike path ends and continue on the Arroyo Seco Trail and keep on another 3 miles all the way to...

1.0

Closed on a perfectly nice saturday for no reason. Between this closure and the river path to the north only being available to people on foot or horseback (?!), cyclists aren't allowed to bike next to the...

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