Wall Street loop

The Wall Street loop is entirely paved, making it ideal for road bikes. It's largely flat with minimal elevation changes, typically around 24-33 meters (79-108 feet) of gain and loss over the entire route. The maximum grade is about 0.9%.

The route is approximately 19.1 kilometers (about 11.9 miles) long. Most cyclists can complete it in under an hour, with an estimated time of 48 minutes for the full distance.

Yes, absolutely! This is considered an easy road ride due to its flat, paved terrain and minimal elevation. It's suitable for cyclists of any fitness level, including beginners.

While specific detailed descriptions are limited, the highlight of the ride is Wall Street Avenue North, described as a 'great little stretch of road.' You'll experience flat roads through the city and its surroundings. The route also passes near the Red River of the North.

Yes, you can ride the Wall Street loop in either direction. Cyclists often choose their direction based on wind conditions to make the ride more comfortable.

Specific parking details for the Wall Street loop are not provided, but as a city route in Fargo, you would typically look for street parking or public parking areas near the start of the loop. Many local parks or commercial areas might offer suitable parking options.

Given Fargo's climate, the best time to cycle the Wall Street loop would generally be during the warmer months, from late spring through early autumn, when the weather is pleasant and roads are clear of snow and ice.

No, you do not need a permit or have to pay any fees to cycle the Wall Street loop. It's an accessible public route.

As a paved road cycling route, dogs are generally not recommended to accompany cyclists on the Wall Street loop for their safety and the safety of others. If you bring a dog, it should be on a leash and kept off the main cycling path.

Yes, the Wall Street loop intersects with sections of other official trails. Notably, it covers a significant portion of the Moorhead River Corridor Trail (53% of the route) and a smaller section of the Fargo River Trail (14%). It also briefly touches parts of the Fargo Skyway.

As the Wall Street loop is located within Fargo, North Dakota, there are likely numerous cafes, restaurants, and other amenities available nearby, especially in the urban areas it traverses. You'll find options for refreshments and services within a short distance of the route.