The Texas Medical Center/Greenway Plaza/Galleria (TMC) On-street Bikeway includes over 52 miles of bike routes connecting the area around the Medical Center, from the south side of Buffalo Bayou to Cambridge and Calhoun, just south of Brays Bayou, and the area just west of Beltway 8, at Lakeside and Lakeside Forest.

Designated bike lanes and bike routes make up this bikeway that connects with the bikeway network. Connections can be made onto the North Houston On-street Bikeway, the CBD On-street Bikeway, and the West Houston On-street Bikeway.

This TMC bikeway can get you from the Briar Forest and Beltway 8 area, to the University of Houston, and the Museum District. An additional 10 miles of connectors enhance connectivity throughout the network. These include the Memorial Trail and the Woodway access trail to the Uptown shopping area at Post Oak. A 1-mile trail along Holly Hall connects METRO Rail to the Cambridge bike lanes and the Ardmore bike route.

CLICK HERE Press Release for Holly Hall groundbreaking

Project Status: Completed April 2001 Memorial Park Trail completed September 2003.
---------------..Holly Hall Trail: Completed.
Federal Funds: Statewide Transportation Enhancement Program
Local Funds: City of Houston, METRO
Estimated Cost: $3.2 M
City Council District: C, D, F, G

West Dallas and Valentine	John Kirby Allen gravestone
Allen Brothers' gravesite	Old San Felipe Road Marker

Senator Rodney Ellis explains his first hand-experience on the bikeways to Michael Marcotte, P. E., DEE, Public Works and Engineering Deparment Director as representatives from the Sierra Club and The Parks People share the moment.	Bikeway engineers, Maher Saied and Ben Bansal
Council Member Carol Alvarado presents a special proclamation to kick off Bike Month 2006 with a new trail. Michael Marcotte, P. E., DEE, Public Works and Engineering Director, accepts the recognition	Michael Marcotte, P. E., DEE, Public Works and Engineering Director, Nzinga Rideaux, Representing Council Member Ada Edwards; Teri Kaplan, representing the Texas Department of Transportation; and Dine Shenke, representing The Park People, cut the ribbon on the new Holly Hall Trail.
The event was attended by representatives from the City of Houston Public Works and Engineering Department; the Parks and Recreation Department; the Houston Bikeway Program; Council Member Ada Edwards; Council Member Carol Alvarado; the Texas Department of Transportation; The Park People; Sun & Ski Sports; the Texas Medical Center; Dr. Pepper, the Houston Texans; the Houston-Galveston Area Council; and the Houston Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee.	Bicyclists Regina Garcia, Howard Pool and Dan Raine like that Houston Is On A Roll