Welcome to Bikeverywhere
Twin Cities Bike MapPublishing quality bicycle maps since 1984
Bikeverywhere’s mission is simple: Create the most accurate and easy to use bicycle maps possible. That means frequent updates, meticulous research, continuous adaptation of new technology and listening to users. It worked. Our maps have been carried in the backpacks and panniers of thousands of bicyclists for 35 years.
Bikeverywhere Mobile Maps
Carry your maps on your phone. Bikeverywhere has teamed up with Avenza to bring over 20 maps to your phone. The maps are GPS enabled, work even if there is no cell service, and track your ride.
Customize your map
- Mark a favorite restaurant, brewery or museum
- Add photos
- Lay out your route in advance
- Download wall art, sculptures, scenic overlooks and more through Bikeverywhere’s unique “Explore More” feature
Download the free Avenza Map App from the Google Play Store
Download the free Avenza Map App from Apple App Store
See all of Bikeverywhere’s Mobile Maps
Explore More, a free supplement to Bikeverywhere mobile maps, lets you download locations for map highlights directly to your mobile map.
- Twin Cities: Wall art, sculptures, parks and trails, scenic overlooks, historic sites, parking lots, interesting structures, DIY bike repair stations and even public bathrooms. The placemarks are scattered across the Metro area.
- Twin Cities to Duluth Bike Tour: Campgrounds, restaurants, museums
- Niagara Falls Bike Trails and Roads: Campgrounds, restaurants, lodging
- Allegheny Mountains Bike Tour: Campgrounds, restaurants, lodging
Featured Products
Twin Cities Bike Map
The Twin Cities Bike Map has been updated!
- We’ve expanded the detailed urban side to show more of northeast Minneapolis and extended the map to the east to pickup critical river crossings.
- Updated trails and bike routes throughout the metro area.
- Added more road detail including new developments near the edge of the metro area.
Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map
The 2019 Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map is available now. Download and get free updates throughout the year.
- Detailed road and bike trail map of the entire Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area
- Works with your phone’s GPS, even if you lose cell service
- Track your ride, or plot it out in advance
- Customize with placemarks
- Get $2.00 off if you upgrade from the 2018 Twin Cities Bike Map
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Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map
Recent Posts
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Bikepacking in the Driftless Area
June 10, 2019This story showed up in the online version of the Star Tribune on June 6, 2019.. It will appear in the print version on Friday, June 7, 2019. A spring bikepacking trip through the Driftless Area punishes — and exhilarates/
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New Bike Lanes in Richfield
April 29, 201966th St in Richfield has one way separated bike lanes on each side of the road. This is the way bike lanes should be built. Thank you Richfield.
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Flood Waters at Fort Snelling State Park
The flood waters have receded significantly in the last couple of weeks, but the road into Fort Snelling is still closed. That required some extra research. Easy enough to do since road barriers are designed to keep cars out, not bikes. Here’s what I found. The flooding did a number on the park road.
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Bikeverywhere Featured Publisher
April 11, 2019Bikeverywhere is proud to announce that it was recently recognized as a Featured Publisher at Avenza Maps.
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Bikepacking the Driftless Area
March 27, 2019The Driftless Area is a unique geologic feature of the upper Mississippi River. Four major glaciers passed through the upper Midwest in geologic time; flattening hills, filling in valleys and leveling the landscape, but none of them touched the Driftless Area of what is now SW Wisconsin, SE Minnesota and NE Iowa. The result is… Read More »