Chandler Bike Path

I love this path. When I first began biking this path I thought it was too short, now that I’ve traveled it so many times I wish it was longer!
The path runs from north Hollywood to Burbank. It’s great at any time of the day, especially enjoying in the mornings when it’s cooler out and you can take in the sunrise. You can admire a few unique looking houses and lovely statues. You can also stop at Sizzler and make some crisp cucumber water lol.
It’s divided and clearly marked with direction of travel and which side is reserved for walking/​jogging/​skating or biking. Avoided the trail in the middle of the afternoon as there is not much shade. There are a few benches though!
See you on the trail !

I live on a house off the bike path. I love it. So clean, quick and easy to walk, bike, roller blade.

I really enjoy the Chandler Bike Path. I usually start in Noho at Vineland and Chandler and ride towards Burbank. It is 2.78 miles from that starting point to the statue of the railroad worker making the round trip ride 5.56 miles.
I see many types of people on the path, cyclists, walkers, runners, rollerbladers, etc. So my roommate and I decided to practice long boarding on the path. We had a cyclist yell at us at one point, which was a bummer. So we no longer long board at Chandler.
The Noho Artists District has beautifully painted walls so it’s fun riding along that section. Riding towards the mountains on a clear day also makes it a great view!

It really depends when you go. I’ve been here twice riding my bike and I enjoyed the ride from N. Hollywood to Burbank. The path is for walkers and bikers alike. It is clearly marked and the city has done a nice job designing it. There are 3 or 4 breaks for cars and you have to stop or face a hefty fine. On a beautiful day it’s a great way to get out and get some exercise. For all the complainers out there, it is free, so stop whining and go out and enjoy the outdoors.
Less one star for the lack of bathrooms and water fountains. Take care of business before you ride.

Great place for a walk, run, bike, etc.
I wish there were trash cans, there is one improvised one that I think someone personally takes care of. Additionally, it would be great if someone would clean up all the trash on the ground. Increasingly seeing more and more debris (clothes, food containers, etc.). This is a family area with kids and pets, it would be nice if the community took more care of it.
DO NOT let your dog off it’s leash. Sadly, I have seen a dog run over who was off leash and people do not pay attention to their speed on this back road. Be very attentive of your kids and pets.

I like walking and jogging this trail late at night on the Burbank side when there are very few people. The North Hollywood trail even though it has some nice mural walls You sometimes run into the most annoying of people who ruin your time to escape the world. The ones who ride on the walking side or walk on the bike trail, the occasional smoker walking the trail or sitting on one of the benches. or the people who take up the whole trail just casually walking or talking completely oblivious to the fact that there’s a whole community trying to get their workout on around them and we have to stop or slow down to get around them.
People should have to attend some kind of orientation to be allowed to walk this thing. These rule breakers ruin it for every one.

It is not yet a scenic route and it is quite short, but this bike path is definitely an amenity in a part of LA currently with limited amenities. Once those trees grow tall, it will really be a beautiful path and do a lot for the neighborhood.
I currently live a block away from the route. The gates at some of the streets are locked, and at others it is open — I guess it’s up to the property owners at each location what they do with it.
Even though this path is short, it is really not difficult to bike on the street a few blocks to the west from Vineland to the Orange Line right of way, and from the east to get to LA river path. So for a serious bike aficionados, it is great as a connection to other bike routes, and for the casual biker, it is a good place to casually cruise.
The only complaint I have is that the wait at major street intersections is quite long, but no one seems to care if you go on red as long as the street is empty, so go ahead and do it!

I love riding my bicycle on Chandler Bike Path. It is a really pretty ride and it’s wonderful to have a place to feel safe and away from the cars. I do hope someday they’ll extend the bike path.

Though short, this bike path. It’s a peaceful ride from North Hollywood Red Line to Victory Boulevard in Burbank with lots of benches along the way. You’ll find dog walkers, rollerbladers, runners/​joggers and families enjoying a walk together here at pretty much any time of the day so I always feel safe. Just keep in mind there are designated sides for walkers/​runners and cyclists — if you don’t, you will get run over. Perhaps by me.
Though I keep hearing this trail goes past the NoHo Redline station, I’ve attempted to bike further but bike path ends. I even Googled it but still found nothing. Would love to know if it does.

What is there not to love about a friendly, well-​kept, paved sidewalk with a positive atmosphere. As a cyclist, I would normally suggest not taking Chandler becasue it can get over-​crowded sometimes, and there are casual riders — not hardcore cyclists going 25 miles an hour. However. if you need to cut over from Glendale/​Burbank to the West, Chandler is the place to go so you can safely commute through North Hollywood and on to Studio City, Ventura Co., Etc.
And if you’re not a rider, bring your dog, it is nice and beautiful. Especially in the Spring and Summer. This place just breeds a good time for one or all. Kids are welcome as well.

LOVE IT and LIVE IT
This is a great place for a run or a bike ride (run in my case). The path is clean and never busy. I enjoy coming out here during my lunch when I work from home.
Get your tan on while you get your run on, shirt off baby.

I love the bike path. It is such a nice treat to ride on a smooth path and in a safer environment rather than riding on the street. Usually lots of families and people walking/​jogging along the path.
One word of caution: be very careful as I was almost knocked down three times in the same day by careless pedestrians. For some reason people like to walk in the bike lane and dont move when you are coming up behind them. Really inconsiderate. Other than that, the bike path is awesome.

In the mood to cruise in your bike? There are few places in the valley with a good stretch of bike path like the Chandler bike path. I mean, you do have some parks, but few have excellent paths like this one here. The only place better than here is the beach, but for that you’ve got to trek out of the valley and take a nice drive with your bikes on the rack. Chandler bike path is an excellent spot for a good work out. Not just for biking, but even for walking, jogging or skating. Just plug your earphones on, listen to some tunes and you’re set for a good workout. Who needs to sign up to an expensive gym membership when you’ve got rad places like this?

Whether you’ve lived in Burbank for years or just moved here, the Chandler bike path beckons you. You can walk, run, bike, skateboard or rollerblade along this stretch of path from North Hollywood through Burbank. It’s all concrete but some like to run along the parts where there is grass. There is some shade here and there for breaks but most of it is out in the open.
Chandler Bike Path used to be an old railroad from the 1970’s and ran until they dismantled it in 1989 but leaving a stretch of unused railroad from Mariposa St and crossing Victory Blvd South into the industrial area where the rest of the railroads converged. It’s a way to remind us what the city used to look like and how it’s progressing into the future.
I’ve seen kids learn how to ride a bike here and I think that is so sweet. It brings back memories of when I first learned how to ride a bike when I was 6. Nobody bothered to show me so I got off my hot wheels three wheeler (which kicked ass by the way) and tried using my next door neighbors bike just like that. I do know that I didn’t fall much since I had decent balance and a healthy dose of adventurism. After a while I got it and borrowed bikes until someone bought me a real bike much later when I turned 10.
The sun is shining right now. Go burn some calories or walk it at night as you talk on your cell phone.

I love it! It starts around the NoHo station, and goes all the way to Burbank. It’s really spacious, and the people on it are really nice. I met a few cool bikers, and raced a kid, which was cool.
It’s definitely a semi-​scenic ride. There are a few bike crosswalks intersecting busy roads, with a button to stop the cars!
I’m subtracting the invisible sixth star because I want to see more bike paths and I want this one to be longer! Burbank really has it going on, as far as bike-​friendliness, there is this, and some bike lanes; plus ample, smooth sidewalks when there is no lane.
Comparative Bike-​Relevant Sidenote:
I was riding Victory Bvd, and as soon as I left Burbank and passed the sign that said «now entering LA city» or whatever, the bike lane disappeared and haphazard, massive sidewalk cracks and peaks appeared… Thanks for all the bike-​consciousness NoHo… not!

Burbank really did a great thing here. My wife and I love having this path to use for exercise.

3– Stars for the path
1– Star for some of the dumbasses that use it.
As i’m taking a nice leisurely stroll down the path I see a group of kids 15 – 16 yr. olds maybe, walking 6 deep and taking up the whole fucking walkway. As i’m approaching they still don’t move and expect me to move out of their way, so I «accidently» bump into one and he drops his phone. His buddies laugh at him and he says «Hey man watch where you’re going» to which I reply «Based on the fact that you were texting, were YOU watching where you were going?» He looked down for a bit, looked at me and said «You’re right, i’m sorry.» and walked away.
3– Stars for manners
1– Star for stupidity

Urban cycling. A bit of Portland in North Hollywood/​Burbank.
It’s a short ride, but a cycling superhighway to get me from North Hollywood to Burbank.

I’ve driven past the Chandler Bike Path dozens of times, but for the first time ever, I directed my jogs to it.
I love it here!
The path is just under two miles. There are two lanes dedicated to bikes, and a smaller lane for runners/​joggers/​walkers. There is grass all along the route, with different patches of flowers here and there. It is a really pretty route.
I passed quite a few other people while on the path, so I never felt unsafe at any point. The path actually runs through a really nice neighborhood.
I must agree with a fellow Unilocaler on the lack of shade though — wahhh! I was doing my longest jog to date the other day, and I immediately wilted under the direct sunlight. I’ve learned my lesson.
Anyhow, great for both commuters as well as those just wanting to exercise!

I love this bike path. It makes going between NoHo and Burbank so easy and fun that I really have no excuse to ever drive to Burbank ever again.
It’s very clean and well-​maintained and most everyone on it follows the rules and stays out of each others’ way.
I just wish there were more paths like this around the city so I could get rid of my car.