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Biscayne National Park

A marine park: snorkel the reefs, don't plan to ride.

1/5
Leave the bike at home

95% water; bikes are limited to the roads at Convoy Point and one island trail reached by boat.

Riding here

Biscayne is almost entirely water, coral reef and keys. At the Convoy Point mainland visitor area bikes are limited to marked roads, and on Elliott Key, reached by boat, bikes may use the island's hiking trail.

Getting there: Most of the park is reachable only by boat.

Where you can ride

At Convoy Point, marked roadways where vehicles are permitted. On Elliott Key, the hiking trail.

Where you can't

No bikes on other unpaved areas, under the visitor center, or on the jetty and boardwalk.

When to go

Not a cycling destination.

E-bikes

Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes may go where regular bikes go. Class 3 e-bikes aren't listed as permitted.

Fees

No entrance fee.

Sources

Checked November 2026 against these sources. Rules, closures and fees change; confirm with the park before you ride.

  1. Superintendent's Compendium — Biscayne (NPS)

Edited by David Bussell. Spot something out of date? Tell us.

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