As a member of the Coronado bicycling community, we strive to promote safe and respectful bicycle riding practices. We believe responsible bicycling begins with the rider, not the bike. All bicycles can go too fast, whether it’s an electric bike, touring bike or a beach cruiser. Our advice to riders exploring Coronado, go slow and soak in every bit of our island paradise.
We are committed to being a courteous neighbor by respecting the rules of the road and those we share it with.
- Ken McNeill, Coronado Beach Cruiser Experience
Coronado has some of the most beautiful coastal bike paths and boardwalks found in the San Diego area.
But it also has a busy highway running right through the middle of it, so the line between paradise and Coronado rush hour is thin.
Here are some tips on how to navigate around its busiest streets, as well as helpful resources provided by the City of Coronado.
Coronado’s Public Bike/Pedestrian Pathways
The map to the right highlights Coronado’s public bike lanes and shared bikeway/pedestrian paths. For additional information please visit the City of Coronado website resource below.
City of Coronado: Biking Around Coronado
Popular public bike paths highlighted are the Bayshore Bikeway, the Silver Strand Bikeway, and Coronado Beach’s Paseo Del Mar. These are ‘shared paths’ with pedestrians, so safe & slow riding is always recommended in these area.
Coronado Bike Paths/Lanes Source: City of Coronado
Where NOT to Bike on Coronado
Coronado has ‘Bike Free’ sidewalk zones in its local business districts. These sidewalks are for pedestrians only, so please walk your bicycles in the areas.
