To get around faster and explore areas off the beaten path, pedal around Florida’s Historic Coast.
Biking is an aesthetic way to see the city, especially our beautiful side streets. St. Augustine is very biker-friendly with many public bike racks available. Most local bike shops provide maps with key sites to see, and some shops even provide group tours on bicycles. During busy seasons or big events, you may need to walk your bike to be courteous to pedestrians. Ride Across the Bridge of Lions heading east from downtown on State Road A1A. This will turn into Anastasia Boulevard, where you’ll find more plentiful bike paths that lead to both the St. Augustine Amphitheatre and St. Augustine Beach itself.
Drifters Beach & Bike Rentals, Island Life Shop, Fun Rentals St. Augustine, and Solano Cycle all offer bicycle rentals.
In Anastasia State Park, you may ride along the beach or on the park roads, many of which offer dedicated bike lanes. There are also bike rentals available within the park.
Bike the 1.4-mile loop of Stokes Landing Conservation Area and look for red-tailed hawks, wading birds, and otters on this 274-acre preserve.
The entrance to this trail is located at Bing’s Landing, between St. Augustine and Flagler Beach. The unpaved 5.5-mile trail is best for mountain bikers and contains occasional climbs. Bing’s Landing offers picnic tables and grills, so that you can enjoy a rest and a picnic after your ride!
This multi-use loop trail underway through the American Southeast winds through resort towns and rural hamlets, from coastal dunes to springs. The St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop features 260 miles of biking and hiking trails that include a national seashore, several Florida State Parks, national monuments, and national wildlife refuges.
Experience the beautiful A1A Scenic Byway by bike. The tour starts in Marineland and consists of cycling routes that pass through historic St. Augustine, the Hammock, and Flagler Beach. The race has 36, 72, or 100-mile routes.
This heritage event begins with a bike ride along the River to Sea Loop. Meet at Armstrong Park to celebrate the Gullah Geechee heritage with cultural arts and crafts, food vendors, historical films, heritage corridor discussions, live music and more.
This two-day event takes cyclists from historic St. Augustine to Daytona Beach. Riders dedicated to changing the world for people with MS one pedal stroke at a time may choose from one- or two—day routes ranging from 36-100 miles.
Things to Do & Attractions
42 Miles of Beachfront Experiences
You're never at a loss for things to do on Florida's Historic Coast!
Kayak St. Augustine
See the City From the Water - Paddle Your Way Through State Parks or Along the Beach.
Fountain of Youth
Visit the spot where a nation’s history was born.
Farmers Markets & Local Artisans
Immerse yourself in local flavors and meet the talented farmers and artisans in our community.
Historic Forts
Visit Fort Matanzas, Castillo de San Marcos, and Fort Mose for a look back in time.
Colonial Quarter
St. Augustine’s transformed Colonial Quarter offers an immersive journey through four eras of the past.
Outlets
On the hunt for deep discounts? St. Augustine is home to St. Augustine Premium Outlets along Interstate 95.
Family Fun
Planning a family vacation in Florida? Try St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra Beach!
