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LA River Path Project

The LA River Path Project is a new bicycle and pedestrian path along an approximately eight-mile stretch of the Los Angeles River from Elysian Valley through Downtown Los Angeles to the City of Maywood.

Overview

LA River Path Project Map
Location: Central Los Angeles
Phase: Environmental Review
Type: Complete Streets
Forecasted Opening: 2027

Metro is making it easier to get around with eight-mile biking and walking path along the LA River between Elysian Valley and Vernon. This project will close the gap in the LA River Path, creating a safe, efficient active transportation travel option connecting the San Fernando Valley and Long Beach.

LA River Path Project Overview Video

Status

This project is in the environmental review and design phase. It is slated to begin construction in 2023 and open for service in 2027.

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Contact Us

For general questions:

lariverpath@metro.net

Metro LEP information graphic including phone numbers (323-466-3876, ext 2) in various languages.

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