Top 5 Scenic Bike Routes Around Palm Beach & West Palm Beach

Exploring Palm Beach and West Palm Beach is best done at street level — where the ocean breeze meets timeless beauty. Starting from 510 Evernia Street, these five scenic routes showcase the island’s iconic charm, architecture, and coastal scenery. Whether you’re an avid cyclist or just looking for a relaxing island cruise, there’s a route for every pace and every mood.

1. The Lake Trail — Coming January 2026

The Palm Beach Lake Trail is a local favorite for a reason: tranquil water views, lush backdrops, and a peek into Palm Beach’s grandest estates. However, e-bikes are currently restricted on this trail.

We’re excited to share that standard bike rentals will be available January 2026, allowing riders to experience this picturesque route safely and comfortably.

🗺️ Start/End: 510 Evernia Street → cross Flagler Bridge → Royal Poinciana Plaza
☕ Pit Stop: Celis or Green’s Pharmacy

2. Worth Avenue & Clock Tower Loop

Start at our downtown shop, cross the bridge into Palm Beach, and cruise down the world-famous Worth Avenue. Admire the charming courtyards, luxury boutiques, and the stunning Clock Tower overlooking the ocean — one of Palm Beach’s most photographed landmarks.

🗺️ Start: 510 Evernia Street
📸 Photo Op: Worth Avenue Clock Tower

3. Ocean Boulevard Coastal Cruise

If endless ocean views are your thing, head south from the shop and ride along South Ocean Boulevard. You’ll pass The Breakers, stately estates, and iconic beaches — a quintessential Palm Beach experience that’s equal parts scenic and serene.

🗺️ Start: 510 Evernia Street
🌅 Best Time: Morning or late afternoon

4. Downtown West Palm Waterfront

Stay on the mainland for this relaxed, urban ride along Flagler Drive. Enjoy panoramic views of the Intracoastal, art installations, and shaded parks. It’s the perfect blend of coastal calm and city energy — ideal for a mid-day spin or sunset ride.

🗺️ Start: 510 Evernia Street
🍽️ Lunch Stop: Elisabetta’s, Spruzzo Rooftop or E.R. Bradley’s

5. The Inlet to The Breakers Loop

Cross over from downtown and make your way to the Palm Beach Inlet Dock before riding south through Bradley Park, Seagull Cottage, and past the Flagler Museum. Finish at The Breakers for the perfect mix of history and views — all within two hours.

🗺️ Start: 510 Evernia Street
🎓 Fun Fact: Seagull Cottage, built in 1886, is Palm Beach’s oldest surviving house.