Santa Monica Cycle Path
Bicycle path in Los Angeles, CA
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The Santa Monica Cycle Path, opened in 1900, was an 18-mile long, six-foot-wide, gravel bike lane running between the City of Santa Monica, California and downtown Los Angeles.[1][2] The Santa Monica Cycle Path is referred to as Los Angeles' first bike lane.[3][4]
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History
The effort to fund the Santa Monica Cycle Path began in 1896, organized and built through the efforts of Bob Lennie and Joseph Ostendorff, owners of a bicycle shop located at the corner of Fourth and Main streets.[3]
