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. And now they’re on phones.

Twin Cities Bike Map

Twin Cities Bike Map



Bikeverywhere Mobile Maps

  • GPS enabled
  • Work even if there is no cell service
  • Track your ride
  • Customize your map
Explore the Best of the Twin Cities bike routes and trails
Customize your map with placemarks

New! Twin Cities Paddlesports Map

Rock Overhang Mississippi River

The Twin Cities is a paddler’s paradise. Explore the backwaters of the Mississippi River, the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, Minnehaha Creek and much more.

Download Bikeverywhere Mobile Maps and Start Exploring

Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map

Mobile Twin Cities Bike Trails

Twin Cities Paddlesports

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Recent Posts

  • Updated Paddlesports Map
    August 18, 2020

    The Twin Cities Paddlesports Map has been updated again and the new map is free for anyone who downloaded the map in the past. Updates include new routes and boat launch information at Pelican Lake, Lake Phalen, and Spring Lake. The update also has more wetland information in and around lakes and rivers.

  • Bikeverywhere Launches Paddlesports Map
    June 24, 2020

    The Twin Cities is a paddler’s paradise, and I’m hooked. I’m still an avid, die hard cyclist, but take a look at these photos of parts of the Twin Cities that can’t be explored by bike and you’ll see why I’ve added paddling to my explorations. Being a map guy, I couldn’t resist creating the… Read More »

  • Updated Mobile Twin Cities Bike Map Available
    June 18, 2020

    The Twin Cities Mobile Bike Map has been updated. The newest version shows the route of the Green Line Extension (LRT line) and road and trail changes related to construction of the line. There are also changes in over a dozen suburbs including trail additions and closures, bike friendly road changes and housekeeping changes such… Read More »

  • Kayak from Dayton to Anoka
    May 22, 2020

    Kayaked from Dayton to Anoka the other day on the Mississippi River, then used our bikes for the return shuttle. The wind pushed us downstream, but created a real battle on the return bike ride.The photo is of a structure in the Rum River near the dam in downtown Anoka. Does anyone know what it… Read More »

  • Stillwater Lift Bridge to re-open
    May 15, 2020

    Stillwater Lift Bridge to open in June