The City of Roseville was the first city in Placer County to be honored with the prestigious Bicycle Friendly Community Award in 2008. The accolade was renewed in 2017 and 2021. The City was elevated from Bronze to Silver level in January 2026. Municipalities actively supporting bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation receive the recognition from the League of American Bicyclists.
Roseville boasts more than 193 miles of bikeways.
Class I off-street paved trails: 55.7 miles
Class II on-street bike lanes: 124.9 miles
Class III on-street bike routes: 12.9 miles
Class IV separated bike lanes: 0.19 miles
As of September 2026
To support bicycling, Roseville continues to develop the community's network of bikeways and trails, hosts BikeFest annually, promotes bike and helmet safety, locates bicycle lockers around the city, engages schools through the Safe Routes to School program, among other educational efforts.
The Bicycle Friendly Community designation is awarded based on a community’s record in promoting bicycling across categories such as education, engineering, encouragement, and evaluation.
Businesses & Higher Education opportunities
Businesses and universities can also apply for the League of American Bicyclists’ Bicycle Friendly Business and Bicycle Friendly University programs.
