Coronado offers 15 miles of dedicated bike paths that takes bikers on a scenic ride through elegant neighborhoods and past pristine coastline. Routes include paths along the Bay, under the San Diego-Coronado Bridge, along the Coronado Golf Course and down the Silver Strand. Bike Rentals, tandems, surreys, and children's tag-a-longs are available throughout town. If you’re coming over from San Diego, bikes are allowed on the Coronado Ferry and San Diego buses but NOT on the Coronado Bridge.
You can also take the newly completed 24 mile Bayshore Bikeway.
Make sure to leave your dockless bikes and scooters at home, as they are not permitted in the City of Coronado and will be impounded.
Local Tip: All riders 18 and under must wear a helmet (otherwise they could get a ticket) and be sure to have a bike lock to secure your bike up when visiting local restaurants to ensure your bike is still there when you return.
You can also take the newly completed 24 mile Bayshore Bikeway.
Make sure to leave your dockless bikes and scooters at home, as they are not permitted in the City of Coronado and will be impounded.
Local Tip: All riders 18 and under must wear a helmet (otherwise they could get a ticket) and be sure to have a bike lock to secure your bike up when visiting local restaurants to ensure your bike is still there when you return.
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