The Ada County Highway District plans for bicycle facilities as part of all of our roadway projects. Up to $2 million, or approximately five percent of our annual capital budget is allocated each year to cycling facilities, primarily in the form of lanes on new or expanded roads.

Using the ACHD Bike Map

To help cyclists get the most out of the existing road network, ACHD has developed an online bike map. The map highlights bike facilities, recommended routes, and various destinations, including schools, parks, libraries, and civic facilities. Printed bike maps are available at the ACHD office, ACHD Commuteride, and most area bicycle shops.

View the Bike Map Online

Download the Bike Map file

Request Bike Maps or Lights through TellUs

Planning for a Bike Friendly Future

ACHD is continuing its efforts to complete a bicycle facility network that maximizes safety, provides connectivity, and supports bicycling as a viable transportation mode among Ada County road users. We understand cyclists are a major part of the ACHD community and we are focused on creating infrastructure that is cyclist-friendly.

• Bicycle Advisory Committee Area cyclists representing commuters and recreational users.
• Bicycle Facilities Inventory Report (Large file) A full evaluation and comprehensive inventory of all existing bicycle facilities.
• Bicycle Facilities Inventory Map (GIS Application) A map version of the full evaluation and comprehensive inventory of all existing bicycle facilities.
• League of American Bicyclists A grassroots movement to create safer roads, stronger communities, and a "Bicycle Friendly America."
• Pedestrian-Bicycle Transition Plan Addressed federal pedestrian planning and guidelines and the regulatory requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

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