Maps and Routes

A-Train Trip Planner

Submitted by marc on Sun, 03/23/2008 - 11:44am.
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A-Train Trip Planner

Probably the best online resource for planning a route by bike in the city of Atlanta - especially one combined with public transit - is the Atlanta Transit Rider's Advocacy & Information Network's A-Train Trip Planner, presented by ABC partner, Citizens for Progressive Transit.

Midtown & Downtown bicycle suitability map

Submitted by rebecca on Tue, 02/24/2009 - 2:49pm.
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Now updated! The attached bicycle suitability map, developed by ABC in with input from cyclists and the Midtown Alliance (MTS) and the Downtown TMA, is without a doubt our most popular one. Download the PDF for online viewing, or pick up a pocket-size hardcopy from the ABC office or the next time you see us at a festival or other public event.

Emory area bicycle suitability map

Submitted by marc on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 11:21am.
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Greater Emory area bicycle suitability map cover

The Clifton Corridor TMA, Emory University, and the Clean Air Campaign worked with ABC to develop the attached bicycle suitability map of the greater Emory Area. The PDF is appropriate for online viewing and compact hardcopies are available at the ABC office or one of our public event tables.

PATH Foundation trails and maps

Submitted by marc on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 11:55am.
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PATH Foundation Trails and Maps offers detailed online descriptions of the Silver Comet Trail, the Atlanta-DeKalb Trail System and the Arabia Mountain Trail. You can also order hardcopy maps and guidebooks on their site, as well.

The Perimeter by bicycle

Submitted by marc on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 12:33pm.
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The Perimeter Transportation Coalition offers access to a Bike Mobilty Map for their service area. A limited number of hardcopies are available at the ABC office.

Big Creek Greenway - Alpharetta

Submitted by marc on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 1:29pm.
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This concrete multi-use trail, about 6.15 miles long, runs the length of the Big Creek Greenway linear park which borders Big Creek and parallels North Point Parkway, from Webb Bridge Road on the north end to Mansell
Road on the south.

Map of Atlanta area bicycle shops

Submitted by rebecca on Mon, 06/09/2008 - 1:55pm.
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Google Maps Logo

We get a number of calls from people looking for a bike shop, so we created this Google map (see the embedded map below) of Atlanta area bicycle shops in order to assist you in finding a one that fits your needs. Our goal is not to recommend any particular shop, but to provide you with a tool to help you discover where you might go to purchase a new bike, or to get parts, service or accessories for an existing one. Visit this page to see which of these shops offer 10% discounts to ABC members!

ABC Fun Ride basic route map

Submitted by marc on Tue, 09/16/2008 - 9:03pm.
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Bikely Logo

This is the basic route for the monthly ABC Fun Ride compliments of Bikely (see the embedded map below), designed for beginning cyclists, those new to group riding, or the cyclist who is looking for a socially oriented jaunt through Atlanta's intown neighborhoods. This is a slow-paced ride - averaging around 10 mph - around 10 to 12 miles in length. Expect variations every now and then to visit different parts of town.

Bike Rack Inventory

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Submitted by rebecca on Sat, 08/30/2008 - 1:50pm.
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ABC volunteers fanned out across the city to hunt down and map bike racks last fall. Below is a map of the results, completed with the GIS volunteer assistance of Jeff and Lyuba, who brought this project to completion.

Where to park your bike (racks) and where to use caution (thefts)

Submitted by rebecca on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 11:04pm.
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In December of 2007, ABC volunteers fanned out across the city to hunt down and assess bicycle racks. Below is a map of the results, completed with GIS volunteer expertise from Jeff and Lyuba. In addition to the bike racks, indicated by the green bikes, this map also features a layer showing the locations of stolen bikes reported during 2007-2008 (through October), indicated by the red markers. While we know stolen bikes tend to be greatly under-reported, it's interesting to see where the reported thefts took place. The concentration in the northeast quadrant of the city likely indicates the presence of an active cycling population that is more likely to report bike thefts to the police.

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