Where to Ride (Palm Beach)

West Palm Beach's Best Bike Paths and Trails

Whether you're cycling for exercise or simply cruising for fun, biking is one of the best ways to explore the vibrant beauty of West Palm Beach. From the historic charm of Downtown to the scenic coastal paths, discover the top bike trails and most bike-friendly spots in WPB.

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By Scotti Williams

West Palm Beach and Palm Beach offer an ideal setting for a leisurely bike ride, featuring scenic views, cultural landmarks, and excellent dining options. Here’s your guide to the best spots to visit, with a focus on great restaurants and a loop that starts and ends at 511 Evernia Street in Downtown West Palm Beach.

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Spots to Discover

Palm Beach Ebike Rentals at 510 Evernia Street, WPB FL 33401

Your adventure begins at 510 Evernia Street, directly across the street from the Brightline Train Station. This location allows you to easily access the city’s most vibrant areas and start your biking journey whether arriving by the Brightline Train or visiting downtown WPB.

2. City Place and Eataly WPB

Start your ride by heading south to City Place, a beautifully designed outdoor shopping and entertainment complex featuring the new Italian grocery and Cafe, EATALY. The area’s colorful architecture and artistic installations make it a fantastic place to explore.

Restaurant Highlight:

  • Maman: Enjoy a Maman in CityPlace offers a charming French café experience with its signature rustic decor, artisanal pastries, and unique dishes, making it a cozy and stylish spot for brunch or coffee.

3. Clematis Street

Cruise down Clematis Street, the lively heart of Downtown West Palm Beach. With its mix of shops and cafes this bustling street is perfect for a quick stroll or a stop at the Centennial Fountain. Home to the largest outdoor market on Saturdays (Seasonal).

Highlights:

  • The WPB GreenMarket: Every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. (October through May), visit the lively West Palm Beach GreenMarket along Clematis Street at the Waterfront. Shop fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan crafts, coffee, teas, flowers, and more from over 100 growers and makers while soaking up live music and seaside views. It’s a must-see Saturday morning destination for both visitors and locals alike.
  • ER Bradey's Saloon: Enjoy a laid-back atmosphere and classic American fare at Bradley’s. It’s a great spot to have a tasty lunch overlooking the intracoastal waterway.

4. Flagler Drive

Make your way east to Flagler Drive, a scenic waterfront road that runs along the Intracoastal Waterway. The views of the water, luxury yachts, and the Palm Beach skyline are breathtaking, especially as you head toward the Royal Park Bridge.

Restaurant Highlight:

Spruzzo at The Ben: Rooftop Lounge at The Ben hotel offers panoramic views and the Island of Palm Beach, making it a chic spot for a appetizers and mocktails.

5. Royal Park Bridge

Cross the Royal Park Bridge to enter Palm Beach, enjoying the sweeping views of the Intracoastal Waterway. This bridge serves as your gateway from the urban energy of West Palm Beach to the refined elegance of Palm Beach.

6. Worth Avenue

Once in Palm Beach, make your way to Worth Avenue, one of the most iconic shopping streets in the country. Lined with luxury boutiques, art galleries and cafes. Don't miss the charming vias or alleys for a walk among hanging Lilies, flowering vines and charming boutique shops.

Highlights:

Via Mizner - home of the original Palm Beach architect, Addison Mizner and the only cemetery on the Island. Stop for lunch in the open air Pizza Al Fresco Restaurant.

Via Amore - visit the Lily Pulitzer store. Then meander through the alleys where Aldo Gucci deemed to hold his PB fashion shows.

Via Roma - a small alley home to the beloved Raptis Books, a must-visit antique bookshop for collectors and curious browsers alike.

7. The Breakers Hotel

Pedal to The Breakers, an iconic luxury resort known for its stunning architecture and opulent grounds. Take a moment to admire the grandeur of this historic landmark and enjoy the beautiful oceanfront setting.

Highlights:

  • Grand architecture and lush, expansive grounds evoking the Gilded Age
  • Stop for lunch at the Seafood Bar inside the Breakers Hotel. Unparalleled views of the ocean and and dine on the unique aquarium bar top. Fish on fish!

8. Church by the Sea

Make your way to Church by the Sea, a charming and historic place of worship. Known for its beautiful architecture and welcoming atmosphere, it’s a peaceful stop to appreciate local history and culture.

Highlights:

  • Historic architecture
  • Peaceful and welcoming environment

9. North PB Waterway and Beaches

For a tranquil view of the ocean, make your way to the Palm Beach Inlet Dock or to the Public Beach at Mediterranean Road at the North end of Palm Beach Island. Enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, where you can watch boats coming and going from the inlet or swim on a deserted beach. Accessible by bike only - No public car parking allowed!

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10. Palm Beach Beachfront

No ride through Palm Beach is complete without a stop at one of its pristine beaches. Park your bike at Greens Pharmacy and walk down to the end of Sunrise for a more local beach experience. The soft sand, clear water, and gentle waves make it an ideal spot to unwind before heading back.

11. Greens Pharmacy

On your way back, stop at Greens Pharmacy, an old-fashioned diner that’s a Palm Beach institution. Offering classic American comfort food in a nostalgic setting, it’s the perfect spot for a casual meal before you return.

12. Return to 510 Evernia Street

Complete your loop by crossing back over the Royal Park Bridge and making your way to 511 Evernia Street. Reflect on the beautiful sights, rich history, and delicious food you’ve enjoyed on your biking adventure.

Final Thoughts

Biking between Downtown West Palm Beach and Palm Beach offers a perfect mix of scenic views, cultural attractions, and culinary delights. Whether you’re exploring historic streets, enjoying waterfront vistas, or relaxing on the beach, this route provides a well-rounded experience of the best these areas have to offer. Don’t miss out on visiting The Breakers Hotel, the Flagler Museum, the Church by the Sea, and the peaceful Palm Beach Inlet Dock, all of which add rich cultural and natural experiences to your biking journey.