Bike Trails

Stretching for 32-miles through the heart of the Central Valley is one of Americas longest multi-use bike paths.

Start in Kronenthal Park near east Culver City, this 7-mile bike path winds hugs the banks of the Ballona Creek as it travels to the coast of the Pacific Ocean.

Enjoy the best of what San Diego has to offer when you spend the day cycling along the coast.

This short but scenic ride along Big Bear Lake is a great outing for all types of cyclists.

Connecting Susanville with Westwood, this trail through dense woodlands and rocky cliffs is a great trip for anyone wanting to get outdoors.

You can beat the pristine ocean views from this laid-back route on the coast of Santa Barbara.

This trail is divided into three different segments and will be 17.5-miles long when it is completed (15.3-miles are available at the moment).

This nearly 40-mile trail runs from Camino all the way to the border of Sacramento and El Dorado Counties.

Nothing beats the views from this fun 5.5-mile cycling path through Humboldt County.

Feel the sunshine and warm breeze blowing through your hair when you travel along this oceanfront trail.

Traveling through two counties and a dozen different cities, this expansive 32-mile trail is a fun and scenic ride through suburban and urban communities.

A scenic alternative to State Route 12, this 8.5-mile long trail runs along the former tracks of the Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railroad.

There are a lot of beautiful sights to see along this 11.2-mile trail that connects the Lexington Reservoir to San Jose.

Although not as strenuous as other mountain biking trails in the area, this popular 7-mile loop is a scenic route that winds through the different neighborhoods of Mammoth Lakes.

This quintessential trail next to the Santa Monica shoreline is a must-do for any cyclist.

For a rugged adventure, embark down this ungroomed 13-mile trail through the heart of Mariposa County.

Soak in the panoramic views of San Diegos coastline while you bike down this 11.4-mile path through Mission Bay Park.

Running between Wendel and McArthur Siding, this epic 86-mile bike ride crosses through some of the most rural and rugged landscapes of Northeastern California.

Tracing the former route of the Southern Pacific Railroad, this trail snakes by the rocky coastline of the Pacific Ocean.

When completed, this scenic bike trail will be 47 miles long and travel through Napas world-famous vineyards.

This trail runs from Ventura to Foster Park and follows the path of the former Ojai Valley Railroad.

Named after Los Angeles Orange Metro Line, this 18-mile trail is a more scenic way to travel from North Hollywood to Chatsworth.

If you do not mind the crowds, this fun ride along the ocean is a pleasant and scenic way to see San Diego.

No trip to San Francisco would be complete with cycling along the waterfront.

Although it is only 3.6-miles long, this quick ride from Rincon Point to the eastern area of Mussel Shoals still boasts amazing views over the Santa Barbara Channel.

A hidden gem along the Sacramento River, this beautiful trail is rarely frequented by visitors, making it a great ride for those who want to escape the city.

This multi-use trail is a pleasant journey along the coast.

As one of the more urbanized areas of Lake Tahoe, this trail offers a pleasant mix of nature and recreation.

This winding 3-mile bike and walking trail feature one of the best views of the Santa Cruz coast.

To make the most of your visit to this park, cycle around the 12-mile loop that travels through Yosemite Valley.