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The city of Goodyear’s pathway and trail system is a network comprised of both paved multi-use pathways and unpaved trails utilizing local and regional corridors to provide connectivity to the City’s existing facilities, parks system, and amenities. Goodyears’ pathway and trail network currently includes over 14 miles of concrete multi-use pathway and 12 miles of unpaved pathways, which includes Falcon Trail (Bullard Wash I), Bullard Wash Trail, Roosevelt Canal Trail, and PebbleCreek multi-use pathway.

Falcon Trail

Falcon Trail, formerly known as Bullard Wash I, includes an all-weather surface concrete multi-use pathway (10-foot-wide) with pathway lighting and sidewalk access to Camelback Road south along the west side of the Bullard Wash to Indian School Road. The east side includes a soft decomposed granite pathway (14-foot-wide) which also provides maintenance access for the City extending south from Camelback Road to Indian School Road. There are two concrete sidewalk connector paths within the wash that provide east/west connections. The two crossings are approximately ½ mile apart creating two looped one-mile segments within the overall two-mile looped pathway from Camelback Road to Indian School Road. Falcon Trail includes several key connections to the Palm Valley residential community as well as a connection to Millennium High School and Falcon Park. Falcon trail also includes connections to the existing multi-use pathway within Falcon Park providing access to an additional ½ mile of looped multi-use pathways within the park.

Roosevelt Canal Trail

This trail includes an east/west all-weather surface, 8-foot-wide concrete multi-use pathway along the north side of the Roosevelt Canal from Litchfield Road to PebbleCreek Parkway. The trail includes the following segments:

Bullard Avenue to PebbleCreek Parkway (1.0 miles) This segment includes a mile stretch from Bullard Avenue to PebbleCreek Parkway.
Litchfield Road to 144th Avenue (0.41 miles) This segment includes two pedestrian canal bridges: one at Litchfield Road and a second one at the midway point between Litchfield Road and 144th Avenue connecting the north and south Palm Valley neighborhoods. The pathway ties into Merrell Street at a non-signalized intersection crossing of 144th Avenue.
144th Avenue to Bullard Avenue (0.46 miles) This segment includes a pedestrian canal bridge connecting the north and south Palm Valley neighborhoods. There is an at-grade crossing of Bullard Avenue with painted crosswalks and pedestrian crossing signage.

Bullard Wash Trail

Bullard Wash Trail is a 10-foot-wide concrete multi-use pathway that begins at Rio Paseo Park just south of the Roosevelt Canal Trail and continues south to McDowell Road.

Roosevelt Canal Trail to West Virginia Avenue (0.3 Miles) This segment starts in Rio Paseo Park providing four neighborhood connections to the surrounding PebbleCreek neighborhoods. An existing grade separated crossing occurs under West Virginia Avenue to the south.
West Virginia Avenue to Monte Vista Road (0.75 Miles) This segment continues through Bullard Wash Park which includes turf open space, playground, and fitness course in addition to the meandering 10-foot-wide multi-use pathway which continues south providing both street surface connections with West Virginia Avenue and Monte Vista Road along with another grade-separated crossing at Monte Vista Road.
Monte Vista Road to McDowell Road (0.95 Miles) This segment continues through Bullard Wash Park which includes turf open space, amphitheater, and meandering 10-foot-wide multi-use pathway which continues to the south providing both street surface connections with Monte Vista Road and McDowell Road along with another grade-separated crossing at McDowell Road where the pathway currently ends.

PebbleCreek Parkway Multi-Use Pathway and Trail

PebbleCreek Parkway Multi-Use Pathway and Trail (2.0 Miles) has eight-foot-wide detached concrete sidewalks from the I-10 north to Charles Avenue (south of Camelback Road). On the west side of PebbleCreek Parkway starting at Harvard Street (north of Monte Vista Road just north of I-10) includes a 10-foot wide concrete multi-use pathway and a detached eight-foot-wide decomposed granite pathway (unpaved) which extends to Charles Avenue (south of Camelback Road). The trail includes three at-grade crossings with signalized intersections at West Virginia Avenue, Clubhouse Drive, and Indian School Road. South of I-10 as PebbleCreek Parkway turns into Estrella Parkway, there are existing eight-foot-wide concrete sidewalks on the east and west sides of the Estrella Parkway to the Goodyear Recreation Center. The only gap in the east/west concrete sidewalk along Estrella Parkway is along the east side sidewalk from I-10 south to Roosevelt Street.

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