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WalkBikeMarin is an initiative by the County of Marin to help make Marin more healthy, livable, and environmentally sustainable by encouraging walking and bicycling as everyday transportation. This initiative was catalyzed by a recent $25 million federal grant to fund the Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program (NTPP). The goal of the WalkBikeMarin website is to provide information about all the County’s bicycle and pedestrian projects and programs in one place. For more information on the NTPP see the About the Project page.
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What's New


Department of Public Works Announces the Tennessee Valley Pathway Improvements Project's Page
For frequent updates on pathway closures, construction schedules, maps and notices, click here!  


YouTube Tour of WalkBikeMarin & Its Successes
Join us for a 3-min countywide ride and discover the Department of Public Works' non-motorized transportation improvements and programs.  Click here now.  Please feel free to share our good news, too!


Bicycle & Pedestrian Counts Surveys
Update December, 2011 - The County of Marin Department of Public Works recently completed its Fifth Annual Count & Survey to find out how many people are walking and biking in Marin County. This effort collected data at 23 locations in the cities, town, and unincorporated areas of the county. 

Click here for the Full Report (8.9 MB) comparing the outcomes of the fall 2011 counts with those conducted in 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007, and a previous count in 1999.



Upcoming Events and Classes

Looking for a bike shop?  Need repairs or new equipment?  Enjoy our comprehensive listing available here.


See the Events Calendar for other upcoming events.



Did You Know?
In 2003, U.S. consumers bought 18.5 million bicycles. That's 3.7 million more than all the cars and trucks purchased in the U.S. that year.
 

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