Guided Ride Series

Can't make it to a guided ride? No problem! We have compiled free-to-use mapping resources to help you find the most comfortable biking routes in Greater Boston. You can also download a copy of our Sample Urban Loop so you can self-serve the same route our Guided Ride Series uses.   

SAMPLE ROUTE MAPS

Urban LOOP MAP

Each weekday Guided Ride follows our sample Urban Loop which gives riders a tour of the best-in-class bike infrastructure in Boston and surrounding communities. You can begin the ride anywhere on this loop, but this sample map shows a start point at Christopher Columbus Park.

On the Go?

Use this Google Map link to view the map on any device.

Download the map as a PDF or download PNG version here.

Regional Connections to Downtown Map

Our longer routes show how to the regional bike paths connect to the Urban Loop in Boston and surrounding communities. You can begin the ride anywhere on the five bike paths or within the Urban Loop. Pick your path and explore today!

Download the map as a PDF or download PNG version here.

THE REGIONAL BIKE NETWORK

Regional Bike Network Map

Greater Boston is home to a growing network of shared-use paths, cycletracks, and bike lanes that make riding into and out of the City more comfortable. Additionally, 70% of MBTA rapid transit stations co-locate with a Bluebikes station which creates a powerful shared mobility ecosystem. The interconnectivity of the bike infrastructure, Bluebikes stations, and rapid transit stops creates endless flexibility to serve your everyday mobility needs. 

On the Go?

Use this Google Map link to view the map on any device.

The thick green lines on the map are regional shared-use paths that feed the inner core. Counter-clockwise from the top right, they are:

- The Northern Strand Community Path
- The Minuteman Bikeway / Somerville Community Path
- The Charles River Paths
- The Southwest Corridor
- The Neponset River Greenway

Protected cycletracks are represented in dark blue. Apart from shared-use paths, these are the gold-standard of bike infrastructure. This map also includes bike lanes in blue, Bluebikes stations represented by blue dots, with dark blue dots being those colocated with transit, and the MBTA rapid transit lines. Use the "legend" toggle button in the top left-hand corner of the map frame to view these additional features. This map illustrates the limitless possibilities to expand your range by combining bikes and transit...choose your own adventure!