Multi-use trails and paths in Albuquerque.
City Bicycle Maps#
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Provides the current Albuquerque Bicycle and Trail Map, the City’s interactive bicycle map, facility-type guidance, trail-riding guides, and public-art bicycle tours, plus locations where printed maps are available.
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Albuquerque Bikeways and Trails Map (2026 archived PDF)
Preserves the City’s 2026 printable bikeways and trails map, showing bicycle boulevards, bike lanes, separated facilities, paved and unpaved trails, transit connections, services, destinations, and riding guidance across Albuquerque.
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50-Mile Activity Loop Map (2020 archived PDF)
Maps Albuquerque’s signed 50-Mile Activity Loop and alternate routes, identifying completed and pending segments, trail and street connections, construction detours, major destinations, transit links, and the route through Downtown, the Bosque, foothills, and West Side.
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Maps Albuquerque’s existing and proposed bicycle infrastructure together, allowing users to explore planned connections and compare the future network with facilities already in place.
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Current Bikeways and Trails Data ArcGIS Data
Publishes the City’s actively maintained bikeway and trail data layer, distinguishing current infrastructure from the static network snapshot used to develop the 2024 facilities plan.
City Trail Guides#
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Bicycle Boulevard Guide — Full Version (2020 archived PDF)
Provides a detailed guided bicycle tour of Albuquerque’s Bicycle Boulevard, combining turn-by-turn navigation with neighborhood history, architecture, public art, natural features, cultural sites, optional side trips, parking guidance, and transit access.
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Paseo del Bosque Trail Guide — Full Version (2020 archived PDF)
Guides riders along the Paseo del Bosque Trail with route directions, parking and transit access, distances, side trips, natural history, cultural sites, public art, neighborhood context, and connections across Albuquerque’s river corridor.
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I-40 Trail Guide — Full Version (2020 archived PDF)
Guides riders along Albuquerque’s I-40 bicycle trail and parallel street connections, with route directions, parking, transit access, neighborhood history, public art, cultural destinations, natural features, and optional side trips from the West Side to Tramway.
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Tramway Trail Guide — Full Version (2020 archived PDF)
Guides a 16-mile ride along Tramway Boulevard and connected trails, combining navigation, parking and transit access, Sandia foothills geology and wildlife, local history, public art, cultural sites, and side trips between Central Avenue and North Fourth Street.
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Unser Boulevard, Mariposa, and Riverview Trail Guide (archived PDF)
Provides a detailed West Side bicycle tour with route maps, trail connections, parking, transit access, mileage, neighborhood history, landscape, geology, public art, and points of interest.
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Northeast Heights Bike Trails Guide (2020 archived PDF)
Connects six major Northeast Heights trail corridors with route narratives, maps, street links, distances, access guidance, landscape history, public spaces, and practical notes for cross-city bicycle trips.
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Paseo de las Montañas Trail Guide (2020 archived PDF)
Guides riders along the Piedra Lisa and Embudo arroyo trails with maps, parking, mileage, connections, neighborhood architecture, geology, hydrology, natural history, parks, and public art.
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Hahn Arroyo and Paseo del Nordeste Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF)
Guides riders along the three-mile Hahn Arroyo segment of Paseo del Nordeste, combining access and crossing guidance with flood-control engineering, public art, neighborhood history, parks, library connections, route mileage, photographs, and the trail’s North Diversion Channel junction.
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Paseo de la Mesa Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF)
Guides an eight-mile ride across Albuquerque’s Northwest Mesa from the volcanoes to the Bosque, combining route directions, parking, trail connections, geology, cultural and natural history, public art, neighborhoods, and views of Petroglyph National Monument.
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North Diversion Channel and Paseo del Nordeste Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF, 59.96 MiB)
Guides riders along the North Diversion Channel and Paseo del Nordeste trails from Balloon Fiesta Park to UNM, combining access and crossing directions with flood-control history, public art, parks, railroads, neighborhoods, arroyos, maps, mileage, and photographs.
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North Diversion Channel and Paseo del Nordeste Trail Map (2020 Archived PDF)
Maps the North Diversion Channel Trail from UNM to Balloon Fiesta Park, showing Paseo del Nordeste, Bear Canyon, Paseo del Norte, Bosque, I-40, crossings, underpasses, streets, arroyos, and connecting multi-use trails.
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Arroyo del Oso and Bear Canyon Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF)
Provides mile-by-mile directions for the 7.9-mile Arroyo del Oso and Bear Canyon Trail from Embudito Trailhead to North Diversion Channel, documenting parking, arterial crossings, parks, CNM Montoya, Osuna connections, and the I-25 bicycle bridge.
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Paseo del Norte and South Domingo Baca Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF)
Provides mile-by-mile directions for a 17.6-mile cross-city route from Tramway and Paseo del Norte to Ventana Ranch, documenting parks, Rail Runner access, trail gaps, safer I-25 routing, Bosque connections, and West Side street links.
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Del Rey, North Pino, and Pino Arroyo Trail Guide (2020 Archived PDF)
Provides mile-by-mile directions for the 7.2-mile Del Rey, North Pino, and Pino Arroyo route from Tramway to North Diversion Channel, documenting parks, difficult crossings, neighborhood trail connections, I-25 underpass routing, and on-street gaps.
Regional Long-Range Bikeway Network#
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MRMPO Active Transportation Map Portfolio
Opens MRMPO’s maintained active-transportation portfolio, updated in 2026, with interactive long-range bikeway and bicycle traffic-stress resources for exploring regional network conditions and planned connections.
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Pedestrian Level of Traffic Stress Map
Maps relative pedestrian comfort along Albuquerque-area roads using factors such as traffic volume, speed, roadway configuration, and sidewalk conditions, helping identify corridors where walking improvements may be needed.
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MRMPO Long-Range Bikeway System Map (2026)
Maps the adopted long-range bikeway network for the Albuquerque metropolitan planning area, distinguishing existing and proposed regional bicycle facilities used to guide coordination, project development, and future investment.
County GIS Data#
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Bernalillo County Bikeways ArcGIS Data
This live Bernalillo County GIS service maps county-maintained bikeways in unincorporated Bernalillo County. Use it as a current reference for facilities beyond Albuquerque city limits; the county publishes it as data, not a static map.
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Bernalillo County Multi-Use Trails ArcGIS Data
This live Bernalillo County GIS service maps county-maintained multi-use trails in unincorporated areas. Motorized traffic is excluded from these trails, making the service a useful companion to local bicycle and pedestrian network maps.
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MRMPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Maps
Collects regional pedestrian-priority, pedestrian traffic-stress, long-range bikeway, and bicycle traffic-stress maps used to identify needs and guide active-transportation planning across the Albuquerque metropolitan area.