Bike the Vote on November 8, 2022! Local elections are your opportunity to voice support for a more bike-friendly Marin. Marin County Bicycle Coalition is here to help you Bike the Vote by sharing candidates’ responses to our questions on bicycling issues.
After lengthy delays tied to permitting, a widened multi-use pathway over Corte Madera Creek (along the northbound 101 off-ramp between Redwood Highway and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Larkspur) is expected to begin construction this Fall and will be complete in Summer/Fall 2021.
Last Wednesday, over 250 people packed the Mill Valley Community Center in an inspiring display of support for a safe, flat, car-free connection between Mill Valley and Corte Madera!
MCBC is disappointed by the temporary setback in opening the Bob Middagh Trail to shared use. It is unfortunate when CEQA is used as a tool to prevent progress at the public’s expense.
Stay involved with bicycle and pedestrian projects in your neighborhoods by engaging with local a Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
This Tuesday, the County of Marin released the Alto Tunnel Investigation and Cost Estimate Update, signaling the completion of several years of information-gathering on the long-shuttered tunnel. “MCBC is delighted that this day has finally come,” said Executive Director Jim Elias. “With detailed cost estimates in hand, we now know what it will take to close the last significant gap in the North-South Greenway.”
Providing safe connectivity is one of the MCBC Off-Road core mission objectives. The Marin County Open Space recommendation to allow bikes on the Bob Middagh Trail advances that goal.
Horse Hill pathway will be closed to all bicycle/ pedestrian traffic starting Tuesday, October 18
Marin County Open Space trail crews are hard at work on bike related trail projects across the County. Please DO NOT RIDE THROUGH construction!
