Loop Usage Reports

Do you enjoy solitude or do you prefer to be around other people on The Loop? You can estimate the perfect time to stroll or bike by checking out these Loop Usage Reports.

In order to plan for future Loop enhancements, Pima County counts users on The Loop at ten locations. You can see two digital counters in action. One is on the Santa Cruz River Park near Speedway, next to the sculpture "Sheltering Desert," and one is near the Rillito Park Racetrack, beneath the arched sculpture “Subarial Embrace.” The digital signs show results from counters embedded in the paved path.

A total of ten counters on The Loop tabulate every pedestrian and bicyclist who passes over them:

• Pantano River Park east bank at Fort Lowell Park
• Pantano River Park east bank at 22nd Street
• Rillito River Park north bank at Craycroft Road
• Rillito River Park north bank at Rillito Park (Racetrack)
• Rillito River Park south bank at Curtis Park
• Cañada del Oro Wash south bank at Christina-Taylor Green Park
• Santa Cruz River Park west bank at Irvington Road
• Santa Cruz River Park west bank at Speedway Boulevard
• Julian Wash at Kino Sports Complex
• Harrison Greenway at Irvington

The reports visualize data from each counter with charts and graphs showing which days of the week are busiest and even the hours when most people use The Loop.