Walk, Run, and Bike in Sugar Land

City parks and local communities feature over 3 miles of bike lanes, 51 miles of shared use paths, and 11 miles of sidepaths (wider sidewalks). Many Sugar Land neighborhoods were built with a network of sidewalks connecting to schools, parks, and local commercial areas.

Sugar Land is a great place for walking, running, and biking!

As you get ready to go for a walk, run, or bike ride, check out safety tips, the bike/walk route planner, and learn more about the City's Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan that aims to improve walking and biking mobility in the City.

Resources for Walking, Biking, and Rolling to School!

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Hop on the Bike Bus (or Train) to School!

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Bike Riding at Memorial Park
  1. What standards does the city use when building bike lanes?
  2. How’s does the city’s Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan influence bike lanes standards?
  3. How do the city’s standards for bike lanes compare to state requirements?
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