Safe Routes to Parks, Equitable Park Access

Safe walking and biking connections to parks are essential to ensuring everyone can easily access great parks. Safe Routes to Parks was developed in collaboration with the Safe Routes Partnership to support park and recreation professionals and their partners to implement environmental, policy, and program strategies to create safe walking and biking access to parks.

New Yorkers for Parks The Five Point Plan for Park Equity

LA parks are great but not equitably distributed. How to fix it - Los Angeles Times

Safe Routes to Parks Colorado Activating Communities Info Session

Why Safe Routes to Parks: Stories, Data, and Resources to Illustrate the Mission

11 Get Walking! ideas health, walkable community, parks and recreation

Safe Routes Partnership Blog: Parks + Connections, an Opportunity for Stronger Community Engagement in Tucson — Living Streets Alliance

Improving Systems to Achieve Equitable Park Access, Feature, Parks and Recreation Magazine

2024 Safe Routes to Parks Colorado Activating Communities

Voters pass parks and nature levy

Parks and an Equitable Recovery - Trust for Public Land

Emerging Mobility - Transportation (U.S. National Park Service)

Parks Capital Projects - City of Lakewood

The Power of Parks to Promote Health - Trust for Public Land

Measuring access to parks

Safe Routes Partnership Pacific Northwest