From Central City, to Liberty Wells, to Sugarhouse, then Ballpark and back... this mellow line meanders the paved path of poshness that is South of downtown. Taking sweet-swoopdies and utilizing SLC's existing bike infrastructure (McClelland Trail, S-Line, 300 West, and the 9-line) we call this one "nice." Points of interest (in order): Loki Coffee, Liberty Park, 9th and 9th, McClelland Trail, Tea Zante, Sugarhouse Pub, Fairmont Park, S-Line, SLCC Campus, RoHa Brewing, Ballpark Trax station, 300 W Bike Path, SLC Bicycle Collective, 9-line, 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 in Sugarhouse or 9th and 9th... 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!