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VISION 
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Miami is committed to becoming a Bicycle Friendly City by 2012. The
advancement of bicycle routes and facilities will create a full array of
accommodations for cyclists allowing cycling to be an easy alternative to
automobile use or for recreational enjoyment of our city. Miami will be a safe
place to ride a bicycle creating a more livable and vibrant City for residents
and tourists.
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NEWS & EVENTS
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What is BIKE305?
BIKE305 is a fun, healthy way to explore experience and connect with Miami-Dade County and
its surrounding communities. Our county's level terrain and fabulous weather make it the
ideal place to leave the car behind and make true connections with friends and neighbors
as you bike, walk, run or skate through beautiful, scenic greenways and trails. It's a
great way to stay active and healthy and discover the people, places and things that
remind us why we love to live and play in South Florida.
The BIKE305 initiative kicks-off in March 2013. This year's featured trail passes through
Miami-Dade County, City of Miami, Village of Key Biscayne, City of Coral Gables, Village
of Pinecrest, Village of Palmetto Bay, and Town of Cutler Bay. The bike trails are more
commonly known as Rickenbacker, Commodore, Old Cutler, and Biscayne.
Check out the Bike305 web page for more info.
Let's get out there and BIKE305!
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City of Miami Awarded Bronze As a Bicycle Friendly Community
The City of Miami was recognized by the League of American Bicyclists as having
made significant progress since last year's recognition as a Honorable Mention
as a Bicycle Friendly Community. Miami will continue to expand its bicycle
network and work to create a safer more bicycle friendly atmosphere.
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Commissioner Sarnoff and
Virginia Key Bicycle Club
Officially Open New Virginia
Key Bike Trail
Sunday, February 20, 2011 at
10am, a dream of bike
enthusiasts will come true
when Commissioner Marc
Sarnoff cuts the ceremonial
ribbon and officially opens
the new Virginia Key Bike
Trail, 4201 Rickenbacker
Causeway.
The trail is accessible
through the entrance to
Virginia Key (across from
the Miami Sea Aquarium),
follow trail signs that will
take them to the northern
end of Virginia Key.
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Bicycle Master Plan
Update
The City of Miami Bicycle Master Plan has been completed.
The City Commission has
approved the Bicycle Master
Plan on October 8th, 2009.
If you would like a chance to see the Bicycle Master Plan,
you can download the full copy:
Miami Bicycle Master Plan
(PDF)
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Bicycle Initiatives
City of Miami, 444 SW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL. 33130
Office of Transportation
Capital Improvements Program
Department of Sustainable Initiatives
Department of Planning
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