America's Premier Winter Cycling Destination

Cycling Paradise

From the scenic causeways of Key Biscayne to the lush trails of the Everglades. Year-round sunshine, smooth roads, and a vibrant cycling community await.

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At a Glance
Iconic Routes
Key Biscayne, Shark Valley
Best Season
October - May
Road Quality
World-class tarmac throughout
Pro Teams
Many pro teams train here in winter

The Cyclist's Paradise

Why Miami?

Every winter, cyclists from around the world flock to Miami. They come for the perfect weather, smooth roads, and diverse routes that offer a unique blend of urban and natural scenery. This is where you can ride all year long.

1,200+

Of cycling routes

5+

Scenic causeways

300+

Days of sunshine

150,000+

Cyclists annually

Iconic Itineraries

The Routes

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Key Biscayne Loop

MediumLoop

The classic Miami ride. Cross the stunning Rickenbacker Causeway with panoramic views of the skyline and Biscayne Bay.

Distance 27 km
Elevation Flat
Avg Grade 0%
Max Grade 2%

Insider Tip

Ride early to avoid traffic and catch the sunrise over the Atlantic.

Shark Valley Loop

EasyLoop

A paved loop through the heart of the Everglades. See alligators, turtles, and wading birds from the safety of your bike.

Distance 24 km
Elevation Flat
Avg Grade 0%
Max Grade 0%

Insider Tip

Rent a bike at the visitor center or bring your own. The observation tower at the halfway point offers incredible 360-degree views.

Oleta River State Park

HardMTB

Miami's premier mountain biking destination. A network of trails for all skill levels, from beginner to expert, with challenging features.

Distance 24 km
Elevation Varied
Avg Grade N/A
Max Grade N/A

Insider Tip

Rent a mountain bike at the park entrance. It's a great way to experience a different side of Miami's cycling scene.

Venetian Causeway

EasyOut & Back

A scenic and relaxed ride connecting Miami and Miami Beach. Enjoy beautiful views of Biscayne Bay and the stunning homes on the Venetian Islands.

Distance 14 km
Elevation Flat
Avg Grade 0%
Max Grade 1%

Insider Tip

This is a popular route for runners and walkers as well, so be mindful of others.

A1A Coastal Route

MediumOut & Back

Ride along the iconic A1A from Miami Beach to Fort Lauderdale. This route offers stunning ocean views and a glimpse into South Florida's coastal lifestyle.

Distance 50 km
Elevation Flat
Avg Grade 0%
Max Grade 1%

Insider Tip

The route can be busy with traffic, so it's best to ride early in the morning or on a weekday.

Mark Your Calendar

From the Miami Marathon to local criteriums, Miami hosts events that attract cyclists from around the globe.

Miami Marathon

January

A major city event with a festive atmosphere. The marathon route is shared with cyclists for a portion of the race.

30,000+ participants

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Key Biscayne Criterium

March

A popular local race series that attracts a strong field of amateur and professional cyclists.

500+ participants

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Dolphins Challenge Cancer

February

A major charity ride with multiple distance options, raising funds for cancer research.

5,000+ participants

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Premium Equipment

Miami's rental shops offer world-class bikes from brands like BMC, Specialized, Pinarello, and Sarto. Most deliver directly to your villa or hotel.

Preparation

What to Know

Best Time to Ride

Oct - May

Peak season. The weather is perfect for cycling (20-25°C), and the city is alive with energy. Book accommodation early.

Jun - Sep

Hot and humid, but early morning rides are popular. The causeways can be busy, so plan your route accordingly.

What to Bring

  • Light layers for early morning rides, as it can be cool before the sun comes up.
  • Not typically needed, but can be useful for early starts in the winter.
  • Atlantic sun is strong, even in winter
  • Most rentals include pedals, but bring your own if preferred
  • Always bring your own for perfect fit

Plan Your Cycling Trip

From bike hire to villa booking to route planning—our concierge team will organize every detail of your Miami cycling adventure.

Your cycling questions, answered.

Frequently Asked Questions