Welcome to Bikeverywhere

Publishing 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

Browse Maps

Explore More, a free supplement to Bikeverywhere mobile maps, lets you download locations for map highlights directly to your mobile map.

Featured Products

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

  • 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

 

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Recent Posts

  • REI to Host Adventure Cycling Association
    February 24, 2019

    Adventure Cycling Association, the national organization for bicycle touring, will do a presentation at REI Bloomington Wednesday evening, February 20. It’s a great organization and has inspired me to continue bike touring for years.

  • New Exhibit by the Cycling Museum of Minnesota
    December 1, 2018

    The Cycling Museum of Minnesota, that little engine that could, keeps chugging along, producing exhibits and talk series that reflect the wide range of cycling activities in Minnesota. The latest, called LifeCycle, may be their most ambitious to date.The exhibit, two years in the making, profiles eleven wildly different members of the Minnesota Cycling Community… Read More »

  • Explore the east shore of Lake Minnetonka
    September 4, 2018

    Looking for a place for some unstructured exploring?Try the southeast shore of Lake Minnetonka and areas east. This is an area where you can wander around on low traffic roads that twist and dip and wind through towering trees and tony homesteads. The best places to explore are the peninsulas that define Lake Minnetonka’s iconic… Read More »

  • New Trailhead at Theodore Wirth Park

    The new Trailhead at Theodore Wirth Park is an impressive building with the potential to strengthen outdoor activities in Minneapolis. This has been part of a long term project to bring mountain biking and cross country skiing into the city and make these sports available to a more ethnically and financially diverse group of users.… Read More »

  • Updated Twin Cities Bike Trails

    The mobile map Twin Cities Bike Trails 2018 has been updated. Based on feedback from users, the comments boxes have been removed and replaced with a single chart showing trail information and descriptions. This change makes navigating the map easier because the boxes aren’t covering essential areas. The map also reflects all new research on… Read More »