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===Recreation=== The municipal government of Bayamón manages a wide variety of recreational programs and recreational facilities for public use. The Onofre Carballeira Sports Complex consists of the [[Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium|Juan Ramón Loubriel Soccer Stadium]], home of Puerto Rico's only professional soccer team, the [[Coliseo Rubén Rodríguez|Ruben Rodríguez Coliseum]], home of the city's male basketball team and female volleyball team, and the [[Miguel J. Frau Gymnasium]]. The Rafael Martínez Nadal Sports Complex's main feature is the Pepín Cestero indoor court, where much of the city's minor league basketball and volleyball major events take place. Also, the Efraín Calcaño Alicea Sports Complex located in the Lomas Verdes community is home to much of the track and field and swimming events in the region. The Honda Tennis Center, inaugurated in 2002, is composed of 16 tennis courts and is used by local tennis clubs as well as visitors. A pioneer in the development of soccer in Puerto Rico, mayor [[Ramón Luis Rivera Jr.]] inaugurated the Bayamón Soccer Complex in 2011, which consists of three professional soccer fields located off the [[Puerto Rico Highway 5|PR-5 Highway]]. The Paseo del Rio (Paseo Lineal) near the [[Bayamón River]] is a 6-mile stretch shared by joggers, walkers and cyclists. It is divided in two lanes, one for the bicycles and the other for running or walking. The Rio Bayamón Golf Course is located near one of the endpoints of the trail and is home to most golf activity in the region. [[Julio Enrique Monagas Park]] has trails used by mountain bikers to train and compete. It also has cliffs where [[rappelling]] enthusiasts can practice. Monagas, as the locals refer to it, has [[Mountain biking|trails]] for mountain bike riders of all skill levels. Unpaved roads for beginners, single tracks and very technical single tracks, some of them with downhills. After [[Hurricane Maria]], the tracks were lost, yet by 2019, most of them had been repaired and reopened. The city also has many smaller baseball parks, open basketball courts, soccer fields, gymnasiums, and communal centers available to the community.
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