Bicycle Program

Parking and End of Trip Facilities

End of trip facilities include parking at schools, shopping centers, public buildings and major employment centers.

Bicycle parking is available at all of Riverside's public elementary and middle schools. RCTC provides locker space for six bicycles in addition to two bicycle racks at the La Sierra Metro Link Station. The Downtown Riverside Station has six bike shells and four bike racks. several of Riverside's largest employers provide bicycle parking for employees.

Public parks and civic buildings also serve as rest stops offering water, a place to sit or rest, and restroom facilities. Restrooms are located at several of Riverside's parks.

End of Trip Facilities at Riverside Parks

Park	Location	Amenities
Arlington Park	3860 Van Buren Boulevard	Restrooms
Bobby Bonds Park	2060 University Avenue	Cesar Chavez Community Center, Restrooms
Bordwell Park	208 Martin Luther King Boulevard	Stratton Community Center, Restrooms
Bryant Park	7950 Philbin St	Arlanza Community Center, Restrooms
Don Derr Park	3003 Monroe Street	Restrooms
Don Jones Park	3995 Jefferson Street	Restrooms
Don Lorenzi Park	4230 Jackson Street	Restrooms
Fairmount Park	2601 Fairmount Boulevard	Restrooms
Hunt Park	4015 Jackson Street	Renck Community Center, Restrooms
Hunter Park	1400 Iowa Avenue	Restrooms
La Sierra Park	5215 La Sierra Avenue	La Sierra Community Center, Restrooms
Lincoln Park	4261 Park Avenue	Restrooms
Myra Linn Park	4540 Meredith Street	Restrooms
Nichols Park	5505 Dewey Avenue	Joyce Jackson Community Center, Restrooms
Orange Terrace Community Park	20010 Orange Terrace Parkway	Restrooms
Patterson Park	1841 Linden Street	Restrooms
Reid Park	701 North Orange Street	Ruth Lewis Community Center, Restrooms
Riverside Sports Complex	1014 Blaine Street	Restrooms
Reid Park	701 North Orange Street	Ruth Lewis Community Center, Restrooms
Riverside Sports Complex	1014 Blaine Street	Restrooms

Riverside installs new bicycle facilities!

The new two-way cycle track on Watkins Drive between Blaine Street and Valencia Hill Drive is open for use. This new cycle track does not eliminate parking; motorists can make use of the “floating” parking lane that is striped between the traveled way and the new cycle track. Temporary signs have been placed to highlight the new parking lane. The two-way cycle track will provide easier access to UCR facilities for bicyclists along Watkins Drive. Bicyclists are recommended to dismount and use pedestrian crossing facilities when entering & exiting the cycle track in the northbound direction.

Also recently installed are the buffered cycle track on Canyon Crest Drive between MLK Boulevard and El Cerrito Drive, and the Class II bike lane on Central Avenue between Van Buren Boulevard and Streeter Avenue.

Funding for these projects was provided through the Active Transportation Program.

Watkins Drive:

Canyon Crest Drive:

Central Avenue:

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