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.

The attached bicycle suitability map, developed by ABC in conjunction with 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 at the ABC office or when we table at a festival or other public event.

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 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 Transportation Coalition offers access to a Bike Mobilty Map for their service area. A limited number of hardcopies are available at the ABC office.

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.

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.