From Central City, to Liberty Wells, to 9th and 9th, to downtown, to the Gateway and back... this cruise-mecca meanders the gold-line goodness downtown. With the urban jungle towering above, you'll be sure to find flow in areas you never even knew existed. Points of interest (in order): Loki Coffee, Liberty Park, Hawthorne Elementary, 9th and 9th, 9-line bike path, The Gold Line, City Library, Washington Square, Courthouse, Alibi Bar, Main Street, Galivan Center, Temple Square, The Delta Center, Ensign College, The Gateway, Pioneer Park, Wasatch Brewing, Normal Ice Cream. Ideal bike: the one you have. Surfaces: concrete (streets, sidewalks, parking lots) Difficulty: easy (green circle) Ideal group size: 1 - 30 riders Time: ride takes roughly 1.5 hours at a social pace. Ideal pace: leisurely, social, party, explorational, cruisey. Traffic: moderate. Always ride right, assertively and defensively. Best time of day to ride: in the mornings or evening's when traffic is slower. Best season: year round. Although shoulder season's are great due to good temperatures, and winter is great because the line is dry year round. Downsides: there are a couple semi-busy intersection crossings, and Normal Ice Cream closes at 10pm :( Upsides: family friendly, explorational, no hills, fun, social, pocket parks, and some secret nooks and crannies... Bonus: on the edges of the line, look for features (drops, jumps, whoopdies, skinnies, sneak throughs, etc) and feel free to improvise. All of town is a flowfactory mecca! Double bonus: start the ride with coffee, end the ride with a drink anywhere downtown.. or ice cream from Normal. Encouragement: find creativity in your line and improvise along the way. Be open to what you see along the way, you never know what town will provide!