Ciclopista Ixtapa And Zihuatanejo

This 8-mile trail is divided into sections; the first is from the Marina Ixtapa and goes to the Club de Golf Marina Ixtapa. Then go up the coast and crosses the Aztlan Park is a nature reserve of crocodiles and birds, and comes to Playa Linda. Opposite is another bicycle path covering 3.8 km and runs between Ixtapa, on the Paseo de los Viveros, and Zihuatanejo, ends at the Instituto Tecnologico de la Costa Grande. It measures about 3 feet wide and any runner, cyclist, skater or simply people who enjoy the natural landscapes are welcome.
The first stage starts in Ixtapa marina and along the perimeter of the golf course until the start of what is called the second stage ecology. This consists of 4.3 kilometres and a width of three meters, which has a finish called "street-print" that, allows him use of the bicycle path to both brokers and individuals using skateboards, in addition to the cyclists.

The second stage starts at kilometre 4.3 and culminates in Playa Linda, this is unique since it take a gap running down the hill "the hebionda" (now known as "parke Aztlan") and trough it is possible to observe the wealth of flora and fauna that counts the region, this stretch has 3.8 km.

Security is provided by placing access controls on the two external, vigilantes who make regular routes and vehicles that can provide help quickly and effectively.

The third stage, 3.8 kilometres, joins wings tourist areas of Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo, this includes from the beginning of the boulevard to Ixtapa to stay on tour of nurseries, palmar ride to join second stage wing.

For the design of bicycle path I seek to establish strong security to users, so it was minimized on vitalities vehicular crossings and also providing a strong signalling.

In this habitat can enjoy as monumental trees, ceiba, parota, some of these exceed the 35 meters high, inside the unique bird fauna are seen as parrot, eagle, hawk, parrot, parakeet and chachalaca, and wildlife more like deer, wild boar, bobcat, badger, armadillo, opossum and crocodiles.