CAMPAIGNS AND ADVOCACY
Building Marin's Bicycle Infrastructure
The Marin County Bicycle Coaliton's goal is for 20% of trips in Marin County to be made by walking or bicycling. To reach this goal, we work in partnership with our local town, city and County staff and public officials to implement the following campaigns.
Building the North-South Greenway
- Alto Tunnel: Connecting Mill Valley and Corte Madera
- Central Marin Ferry Connection Project: Linking the Larkspur Ferry with towns and cities to the South
- Cal Park Hill Tunnel: Connecting Larkspur Ferry Terminal and San Rafael
- Lincoln Hill Pathway: Connecting Terra Linda and Downtown San Rafael
- Enfrente Pathway: Connecting Novato and Central/Southern Marin
- SMART Rail with Trail: Rail and Bike Path from Larkspur to Cloverdale
- Route Directions: Riding the North-South Greenway
Building the East-West Greenway
- Inkwells Bridge: Connecting 8 miles of pathways to the East-West Greenway
- Gallagher Ranch Acquisition: Connecting Tocoloma to Point Reyes Station in West Marin
- Giacomini Ranch
- Fairfax to San Rafael Cross Marin Bikeway Feasibility Study
Complete Streets
- Making roads safe for pedestrians and bicyclists throughout Marin
MCBC Supported Funding Initiatives
Marin County’s federal Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program: one of only four nationwide
Funded Bicycle and Pedestrian Projects in Marin County Since 1998
Planning for Bicycles and Pedestrians
Implementing Adopted Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans
Marin Countywide Plan
Improving Bridge Access
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Bicycling and Walking
Bicycle Issues and Advocacy in your City or Town
Archive: Visions of a Bike Friendly Marin
Read and view drawings of our vision of improvements to Cal Park Hill Tunnel, Corte Madera Creek Trestle (now the Central Marin Ferry Connection Project), and Rail with Trail (now SMART).