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Get chill routes between any two points in Albuquerque using our community-created Albuquerque Bike Map.
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VAMOS is our concept for how cities in America can build a complete bike network for everyone — faster, for less money, and with less conflict than ever before.
The community-created Best Available Network identifies the chill bike network hiding in plain sight. This makes it possible for people ride anywhere — today.
Albuquerque can have a complete bike network in less than three years.
Within an additional two years, Albuquerque can upgrade hundreds of point locations to make the network even better.
Within an additional three years, Albuquerque can add signals and protected bike lanes that straighten the routes.
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Share your favorite chill bike routes in Albuquerque and help us continue to improve the map.
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Color every street by Peter Furth's 1-4 stress classification — green for kid-comfortable, red for strong-and-fearless only (learn more).
The goal of the Low-Stress Albuquerque Bike Map is to identify the "Best Available Network," the network of existing trails, protected bike lanes, quiet streets, sidewalks, and alleys, that make it possible for people of all ages and abilities to ride to any destination today – even if a complete formal bike network doesn't exist. Learn more.
This map is a crowdsourcing project to tap into local knowledge of how to comfortably get around Albuquerque on a bike. Download the mobile app to share your favorite routes and help us make a better map.
Occasionally, there are sidewalks where we encourage you to get off your bike, be a pedestrian, and push your bike. Walking is great and it helps us make challenging network connections.
Where can a short bike ride take you if you use the Low-Stress Albuquerque Bike Map? Our 15-Minute Albuquerque Bike Map shows how a short ride from any starting point in Albuquerque can cover a huge portion of the city.
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