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Loop 202 South Mountain Shared-Use Path

Trail conditions in Whole route · model estimate, not a field inspection

DryNo major muddy sections detected. The route is probably dry based on available data.

ADOT owns the path and the City of Phoenix maintains it. The operator FAQ describes continuous 24-hour access, but temporary maintenance or incident restrictions and posted signs remain authoritative.

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Dry Surface score, 1 avoid to 10 dry

Data confidence: High

SurfaceSee individual segments

TrackCYCLING

Length9.35 km

Drying forecastNo verified whole-route drying time

Weather data: fresh

Rain, last 24h0.0 mm

Temperature27.22 °C

Rain coverage100.0%

Oldest input age1.97 h

Calculated: 24 Sep 2026, 10:36 UTC. Automatically refreshed every 30 minutes.

Sources and coverage · 3 weather cells

Source: noaa-mrms-radar + noaa-nws

Weather aggregated over route cells, not one representative point.

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Before you ride, run or hike Loop 202 South Mountain Shared-Use Path

Is the whole route dry and open?

No opening status is verified here. This is a model estimate; local puddles, damage and closures may differ. 188 calculated segments across 3 weather cells. Follow land-manager notices.

When will this route dry?

A current surface score does not establish a drying time. Check the rainfall observation time, refresh stale inputs and review local reports before leaving.

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188 calculated route segments

Calculation: 24 Sep 2026, 10:36 UTC · 188 calculated segments across 3 weather cells. Click a segment to locate it on the map. Grey means current conditions are not confirmed. Distance order follows the source geometry for analysis; it is not an official stage itinerary.

Dry: 9.35 km · Wet: 0.0 km · Muddy: 0.0 km · High risk: 0.0 km · Unknown: 0.0 km

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Route and access notes

A paved non-motorized path following the former Pecos Road corridor beside Phoenix's Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway between 40th Street and 17th Avenue.

Planning this route

ADOT defines a six-mile shared-use path from 40th Street to 17th Avenue with access at the freeway cross streets. The refreshed source relation measures 9.41 km along the same endpoints as one connected line, with six primary ways, no alternatives and no unresolved members.

Access and source limitations

ADOT says the path is for pedestrians and other non-motorized users and is accessible 24 hours a day. It crosses access roads, is not additionally lit, and has no drinking fountains or shade structures; carry water, use lights after dark and obey intersection controls.