Walk Bike
Irondequoit
Since 2022 Walk Bike Irondequoit has been a community-driven initiative working to make our town safer, more accessible, and more connected for people of all ages and abilities. We advocate for practical, people-centered improvements, such as sidewalks, bike lanes, traffic calming, and safer crossings, that make it easier to walk, bike, and roll throughout Irondequoit. Our work is grounded in the belief that transportation is about more than getting from place to place; it’s about creating a healthier, more vibrant community where everyone can participate fully in daily life.
Through community engagement and collaboration with local leaders and organizations, Walk Bike Irondequoit helps turn ideas into action. We bring residents’ lived experiences into planning processes, support policies that prioritize safety and sustainability, and work to secure funding for infrastructure that benefits the whole community. As part of Color Irondequoit Green, we are committed to advancing equitable, climate-conscious solutions that improve quality of life across our town.
Get in touch with us: walkbikeitown@gmail.com
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Proposed Irondequoit east-west bike boulevard
Resources
Below you'll find key reports, plans, and reference materials that inform and support Walk Bike Irondequoit’s work. Here you’ll find documents such as the Town of Irondequoit Active Transportation Plan, regional and county studies, and other materials that help guide decision-making around walking, biking, and safe streets. These resources provide important context on existing conditions, community priorities, and recommended improvements, and are valuable for residents, advocates, and local leaders alike.
We’ve made these materials available as downloadable PDFs and images so they’re easy to access, share, and use in your own advocacy or learning. Whether you’re looking to better understand a specific project, explore best practices, or engage more deeply in shaping the future of transportation in Irondequoit, this collection is a starting point for informed, community-driven action.
The Irondequoit Active Transportation Plan is a comprehensive roadmap outlining strategies and priority projects to improve walking, biking, and overall mobility throughout the town for people of all ages and abilities.
WBI's Norton Ridge Trail proposal outlines a vision for a new multi-use trail that would expand safe, off-road walking and biking connections while enhancing access to natural areas and key destinations in Irondequoit.
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The Monroe County Active Transportation Plan is a countywide strategy that identifies policies, networks, and priority investments to expand safe, connected walking and biking options across Monroe County.
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The 2013 Irondequoit–Seneca Trail Feasibility Study evaluates potential routes, design considerations, and implementation strategies for a proposed multi-use trail along the east side of the Genesee River, aimed at improving walking and biking connections between Irondequoit and surrounding communities.
This document outlines Walk Bike Irondequoit’s proposed network of new and improved multi-use trails and bike boulevards—including the Laurelton Trolley Trail, Seneca Trail, Norton Ridge Trail, and an east–west bike boulevard—designed to expand safe, connected walking and biking routes across the community.
