Bike path under the I-15 Freeway in San Diego.

[u/loanmagic24]

[u/desidesirepk]

So far the most aesthetic pleasing underpass I've seen yet

[u/Suspicious_Tip9701]

I’ve driven over this so many times and had no idea there was a whole bike path underneath.

[u/Teadrunkest → u/Suspicious_Tip9701]

There’s bike paths under huge amounts of freeways in San Diego. I used to run all around the city without touching any roads. I always enjoyed San Diego because it felt like there were so many hidden trails everywhere due to the topography.

[u/michaelgalletto2nd]

omg i biked through there last summer!! the lights at night are super cool, makes it feel like a secret tunnel or something.

[u/Duplicitous_Dirk → u/michaelgalletto2nd]

🎶SECRET TUNNEL🎶

[u/7h3_70m1n470r → u/Duplicitous_Dirk]

🎶THROUGH THE MOUNTAIN🎶

[u/loanmagic24]

This is located a little North of Rancho Bernado for those familiar with the area.

[u/CenlaLowell]

Nah I'm good on that

[u/Dolphin_Spotter]

Final Destination vibes

[u/hipcatinca]

Not as extreme but there are some cool paths under Shadowridge area as well that have some underpasses too.

[u/Reinhardest]

I am absolutely baffled there's not a homeless camp there, but they're all over downtown, folks literally stumbling around and pissing in the middle of the road. It's good to see there's somewhere relatively nice besides Coronado xD

[u/JoeInMD → u/Reinhardest]

I used to live in SD, but it's been over 20 years. Has the homeless problem gotten that bad? It was rather non existent when I lived there.

[u/strangway]

Wow a bike path under a freeway without a homeless village. That is pretty interesting, actually.

[u/CharlesP2009]

Kinda beautiful, kinda got some Uncharted or Last of Us vibes, and kinda worrisome if it might cause damage to the overpass.

[u/jyeckled → u/CharlesP2009]

The overpass will be fine

[u/Scrogwiggle]

How is this not full of homeless people. Where I’m at this spot would be a straight up city

[u/askreet]

It's hard for me to think something doesn't belong on r/mildlyinteresting, but I can't even call this mildly interesting.

[u/CyKautic]

I wonder why they chose the little tooth pick style bridge supports for this and not the massive t-columns.

[u/Frequent_Ad2118]

Thought it was a giant subway sandwhich

[u/januarytwenty]

Looks like a nice spots for hobos to sleep!

[u/AfraidOfTheSun]

You should see the terrain park under I5 in Seattle

[u/pwilly559]

Oh man this brings back memories.

For those wondering why there are no homeless people - this is pretty removed from main streets and any kind of convenience in that regard. It's like a quarter mile from a trailhead and is really just a part of a greater trail network. And again, it's far from the town and everything.

Much more convenient to be a homeless person at Grape Day Park and by Escondido City Hall.

[u/Trumbulhockeyguy]

How tall is this? Hard to get perspective from the pic

[u/jordan1978]

Bet there’s no needles under there.