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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.

Twin Cities Bike Map

Twin Cities Bike Map



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Recent Posts

  • Update Twin Cities Bike Map
    July 26, 2019

    If you have the Twin Cities Bike Map on your phone, check your Avenza list of maps. You will notice an “Update Available” button on the Twin Cities Bike Map 2019. This is a new feature from Avenza. I updated the map yesterday and now everyone who has it will see that an updated version… Read More »

  • Trail Closings 2019

    The biggest news in 2019 trail closings is the closing of the Cedar Lake and Kenilworth Trails. These two popular corridors will be closed for up to three years due to construction of the Southwest LRT Trail. Closings and detours have been mapped on the Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map 2019. Other Trail Closings: Minnehaha… Read More »

  • Bikes and Kayaks
    July 15, 2019

    Can bikes be used as part of a canoe/kayak shuttle? Dave Olson has been doing it for years. Vicky and I tried it on July 4. We paddled the Crow River from the Lake Rebecca canoe launch to a take out in St. Michael. From there I pedaled back to pick up the car using… Read More »

  • Bikepacking in the Driftless Area
    June 10, 2019

    This 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/

  • New Bike Lanes in Richfield
    April 29, 2019

    66th 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.