context: At the dawn of the last century, the bike was very fashionable and popular entertainment in the United States. January 1, 1900 (!) Of the year in California the first part of the paid walking bike route Pasadena-Los Angeles was opened. According to the project, the bike path was supposed to stretch for 10 km and connect Pasadena, then a suburb of Los Angeles, with the urban area of ​​Highland Park. The part discovered in 1900 was 2 km long, was paved with pine tiles, and was illuminated in the dark. Traveling along the track cost 10 cents one way, 15 cents back and forth. Due to the falling popularity of the bicycle, the owners of the highway refused to further construction, and a few years later they dismantled the already built part.
question: Where did the first bike path come from?
answers.text: California