Getting Around

For biking around (really anywhere), we recommend the Transit app. Their built in bike navigation is a simple yet powerful experience that prioritizes safe routes for all levels of comfortability. Transit is available for iOS and Android, download via their website TransitApp.com.

Transit - the best app for buses and trains
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Three screenshots showing Transit App's new Biking directions interface. The first screenshot is an overview of a route, showing three options on a map. The second screenshot is of a turn-by-turn interface, indicating a left turn in 0.2 miles. Below includes a gradation graph to show the uphill/downhill path ahead. The third screenshot shows the same gradation graph at the top, with the remaining turn-by-turn directions listed below including special callouts for protected bike paths and cross streets.
via blog.transitapp.com

Community Maps

Thank you to all of the committed members of our community for creating, curating, and maintaining these resources for the betterment of our cycling community.

Current and Future Bike Infrastructure – Felt
The only cloud-native GIS platform.

Bike Infrastructure Map, maintained by Cade Gerlach (@cadegerlach.bsky.social)

Bicycle Benefits

Did you know that you can get 10% coffee at Colectivo, or a $1 off a Slice at Ian's, just by biking? Now you do! Check out Bicycle Benefits below, and see what other great local establishments are part of this fantastic program.

Bicycle Benefits