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Walking & Biking in McCall
Many residents and tourists frequently visit McCall’s downtown area. From Colorado Street to 1st Street, sidewalk and pedestrian facilities are constant and nearly all compliant with current accessibility standards. Outside of this area, pedestrian and bicycle facilities on 3rd and Lake Streets are intermittent to absent. The figure identifies the current gaps in pedestrian and bicycle facilities.
The picture above shows pedestrians navigating a portion of the existing SH-55 corridor that lacks sidewalks near downtown McCall.
Downtown Congestion in Summertime
McCall experiences an influx of tourists and part-time residents during the
summer months, whose presence in downtown supports McCall economic
development. Midblock crossings currently utilize pedestrian-held flags,
and walkers cross at-will. During busy summer weekends, drivers can experience significant wait times traveling through downtown McCall due to near constant pedestrian crossings every few blocks.
Current Bike Paths and Areas on 3rd and Lake Streets Lacking Sidewalks
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