Unforgettable cycling experiences
Cycling the Gulf Coast
Ride Further. Ride Faster. Ride Smarter
If you love cycling, you'll discover some of Florida's finest riding right on your doorstep.
With year-round sunshine, predominantly flat roads and miles of dedicated cycle trails, the St. Petersburg area is perfect for experienced club cyclists looking to enjoy quality rides in spectacular surroundings.
Quality Bikes Ready to Ride
Leave your bike at home. Guests have access to our quality road and hybrid bikes, fully maintained and ready for your next adventure. You can even fit your own pedals if you prefer.
Outstanding Routes
From the renowned Pinellas Trail to the quiet coastal roads of Tierra Verde and Fort De Soto, you'll enjoy long, flowing rides with minimal traffic, stunning waterfront scenery and plenty of opportunities to build the miles.
Whether you're planning a relaxed morning spin or a 100-mile endurance ride, there are routes to suit every ambition.
Great Coffee, Great Scenery
No great ride is complete without a café stop. Along the way you'll find welcoming coffee shops, waterfront cafés and local bakeries—perfect for refuelling before heading back out.
Local Knowledge
We'll happily recommend our favourite routes, scenic loops and café stops, helping you experience the very best cycling the Gulf Coast has to offer.
Bring your cycling gear - we'll provide the bikes and point you towards the best rides.
Pinellas Trail
Over 70 miles of cycle paths, smooth, non gravel and definitely no pot-holes. Safe, scenic and flat with various free water fountains en route and cafe stops along the way.
Frequented by club cyclists, casual riders, walkers, runners and e-bikes, this trail takes you to outstanding locations like Fort DeSoto, up to Tarpon Springs and even right into the heart of downtown St Pete in a safe, smooth and puncture-free experience.
For a longer ride the trail takes you over Howard Franklin bridge and into Tampa.
Most of the distance is on purpose built tracks with bridges over main roads, the trails are wide and most of the time well away from roads and cars using old railroad lines in some areas.