Celebrate Father’s Day on two wheels as we explore the crucial role that Bahamian settlers had in the creation of Coral Gables and Coconut Grove. Learn about the history of the Bahamian immigrants in the MacFarlane Homestead Historic District and discover the beginnings of the neighborhood and the stories each building has to offer. 

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum and powered by Whole Foods Market. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for members of Bike Walk Coral Gables or Coral Gables Museum and children under 12

Enjoy another Sunday with Mom, and take a ride together through women’s history! From the earliest days of Coral Gables, women have played a prominent role in shaping the community, including establishing many of our community institutions. This bike ride is open to all ages and genders. 

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum and powered by Whole Foods Market. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for members of Bike Walk Coral Gables or Coral Gables Museum and children under 12

Stroll through the bustling business district of Coral Gables. This thriving area began in the 1920s. Did you know the Colonnade Hotel was once the Coral Gables Sales Center? Or that electric trolleys once connected downtown Coral Gables to downtown Miami? Visit historic Mediterranean Revival buildings, including a former Ford dealership, outdoor theater, and riding club. Newer additions to the cityscape help tell the complete downtown story. 

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UHealth & the Lennar Foundation Medical Center presents the 5th Annual Bike & BBQ. Work up an appetite on this group ride from the Gables Museum through our lush city streets to Matheson Hammock Park, a 1930s New Deal development that remains as Coral Gables’ largest public park. Enjoy the historic coral rock buildings, nature trails and picnic pavilions where we will reward ourselves with delicious grilled hotdogs and burgers (included with tour price). This is a long ride - 12 miles! Because of the length of this ride, it is not recommended for children under 10 years old.

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum and powered by Whole Foods Market. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for members of Bike Walk Coral Gables or Coral Gables Museum and children under 12

Meet architect Bernard Zyscovich, and learn about Plan Z, his proposal to convert Rickenbacker Causeway into Rickenbacker Park. Then ride to Alice Wainwright Park to view the causeway and experience its stunning views.  By reprogramming, re-imagining and expanding the capabilities of an existing structure and system in the city, Plan Z seeks think more resourcefully about the untapped potential in existing urban landscapes. Because of the length of this ride, it is not recommended for children under 10 years old.

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Join us for our Sixth Annual Gables Bike Day!

Come with bikes, skates, kids, and friends to enjoy this only annual cyclovia event in South Florida!

FREE bicycle tours - FREE kids' activities - FREE bicycle safety lessons - FREE exercise classes - FREE scavenger hunt - AND MORE!!

Try commuting by bike for just one day and join the growing trend to be healthier, save money, and avoid traffic congestion. Bike Walk Coral Gables is partnering with the City of Coral Gables, Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, Coral Gables Museum and BIKE305 to change your mode of transportation for one day, Friday, March 3. 

Don't want to try it alone? One or more of our trained bike leaders can meet you and ride with you to the event. Signup now to join one of our FREE group rides here. 

Take a ride through the history and variety of public artworks nestled within the City Beautiful’s commercial and residential districts. Notice what makes each piece exceptional and learn about their contributions to Coral Gables’ love of the arts. This tour will be led by guest expert Catherine Cathers, Arts & Culture Specialist for the City’s Historical Resources and Cultural Arts Department.

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Did you know that Coral Gables had sisters? Start with a tour of the exhibit “Coral Gables’ Sister Cities: Partners in Peace,” then ride to explore and uncover the connections between Coral Gables and her sister cities: Aix-en-Provence, France; Cartagena, Colombia; Granada, Spain; La Antigua, Guatemala; and Pavia, Italy.   

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Did you know that City Founder George Merrick planned 14 international-themed villages for Coral Gables, but only seven were built? You will be amazed at the architectural styles from around the world that exist right here in our own backyard. On this ten-mile ride, you will visit the Chinese, Italian, Dutch South African, French City, French Country, French Normandy, and Florida Pioneer Villages of Coral Gables.

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Start with a tour of the new exhibit “Cuban Architects At Home and In Exile”, then ride to explore the Cuban-side of Coral Gables. With approximately 23,000 Cuban-American residents, Coral Gables is abound with Cuban influence. Explore Cuban monuments, businesses, architecture and art!

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Want to explore Coral Gables’ history from a haunted perspective? Join us for a ghoulish ride to discover old murder mysteries, spooky ghost stories, and local folklore. This is the perfect Halloween activity. Tropical Zombie Casual attire is encouraged!

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Bring your friends and family to join the celebration of the National Park Service’s Centennial. Start with an exhibit tour of “This Land Is Your Land,” then ride to discover new parks or experience your favorite parks in a new way on this leisurely ride as we visit public lands in our own backyard.

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Why was our city named Coral Gables? Join us on this charming bike tour to find out! Tour the earliest homes of Coral Gables, all built of local coral rock. Each craft style, historic building tells a story. This bike route is short and shady - great for families. The last stop will be the Venetian Pool, where riders may optionally end the tour (bring towels, swim suits, and bike locks).*Kid-friendly!

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12

Enjoy a leisurely ride down some the Gables’ shadiest streets - we mean the trees, not the people who live there!  On this tour, you will learn about the lush, diverse tree scape that makes Coral Gables the “City Beautiful”.  We will be just in time for the Royal Poincianas in full bloom!

Presented in partnership with the Coral Gables Museum. Bike rentals and helmets (required for children under 16) are available at No Boundaries (305-444-3206), conveniently located across the street from the Museum at 220 Aragon Avenue. Approximately 2 hrs.

$10; $5 for Museum members and children under 12