Bicycle & Pedestrian Network

Overview

Cupertino’s transportation infrastructure offers a variety of on-street and off-street facilities to support comfortable cycling for users of all ages and abilities. The network includes bike lanes, bike boulevards, and shared-use trails to ensure connectivity throughout the City. With traffic-calming features and well-marked routes, the network prioritizes cyclist safety to encourage active transportation.

2016 Bike Plan Implementation

Since the adoption of the 2016 Bicycle Transportation Plan(PDF, 8MB), Cupertino has steadily implemented a series of key projects to improve cycling infrastructure throughout the city. These projects have included physically separated bike lanes, upgraded intersections, and the creation of safer routes to schools and parks. As part of an ongoing effort, the City continues to develop its bike network, ensuring that each project aligns with the long-term goals of connectivity and safety outlined in the Plan.

"The Loop" concept in the Bicycle Transportation Plan refers to a proposed continuous, circular route designed to provide a safe, convenient, and accessible route for cyclists and pedestrians. This loop aims to connect key destinations across Cupertino, such as schools, parks, shopping areas, and residential neighborhoods, using a combination of bike lanes, shared-use paths, and bike boulevards. The goal of the Loop is to encourage active transportation by offering a connected, user-friendly route that supports safe travel for people of all ages and abilities

Cupertino Bikeways Map

See the City's bikeways map(PDF, 1MB) and interactive bikeways map to learn more about Cupertino's bikeways network.