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8.7 km

The Commodore Trail will take you along South Miami Ave., Bayshore Dr., Main Highway and Douglas Road. Its length is 5 mile and it has paved surface. There are a lot of parks, museums and other sightseeings near the route so you won't be bored.If you want some challenge you might continue on Rickebacker trail for another 8 miles.

Coconut Grove Miami

9.5 km

This route was opened in 2009 and provides a convenient way for cyclists to enter Downtown Austin and Lad Bird Lake.It's mostly asphalt and concrete, sometimes two-way, sometimes one-way bike path.This route is good for cyclists of all ages and levels. There are no hills or difficult climbs. The most part of the bikeway has its own dedicated path, so no danger from traffic.

Austin

6.3 km

Going to Oxford University never been so easy. Just take your bicycle and go :)

Oxford

10.7 km

When cyclist dies he probably goes to Copenhagen because Copenhagen is definitely heaven for cyclists :)I'm not living in Denmark so my first visit there was a huge shock. Everything around just screams at you to ride a bike - starting from how roads are organized, continuing to amount of people riding bikes. You don't need a car in Copenhagen at all. Probably it will be very inconvenient to own one there - you're the last one in priorities list for traffic, parking, and other infrastructure. You have huge lanes for cyclists first then public transportation, and finally lane for cars. It sounds like a crazy idea but it actually works - city is full of motion, easy to breathe air and people are looking much more healthy than everywhere. A car or bus is not considered as the main transport at all, a bicycle is your transportation!I totally recommend Copenhagen for everybody who loves cycling.

Copenhagen

4.8 km

We're sitting on the harbor in the middle of Alesund, drinking coffee and watching the sunset. It's 11:30 PM and sunset is still going for. Yup, it's summer and you're that far north that it almost doesn't go beyond the horizon. Probably the most boring stuff for someone who lives there but such a spectacular moment for a foreigner!There are two places where you can rent a bike in Alesund: Peder Øie AS and Uteguiden Activity Centre Ålesund. Later also has paid tours on e-bikes (the thing that allows lazy you to not push pedals, don't be like that :). Alesund is quite bicycle-friendly with not much traffic and good roads. There are also quite a lot of small streets where you can avoid cars completely so riding is safe here. And yes, you can ride veeeery late at night in summer because of white nights (check the photo).

Ålesund

10.8 km

Norway is spectacular! Put your finger to whatever place on a map and you'll get amazing nature and breathtaking landscapes.This route starts in Ulvik - a small village near Osa Fjord. A silent place with almost no people and cars, cozy wooden cottages near water and green everywhere (if you're riding in summer). You'll go to Brakanes hotel and church and continue to Osa village.

Ulvik

294.7 km

Stretching some 180 miles The Thames Path will have you dismount multiple times to respect the pedestrian-only areas. Choose the 5.8-mile stretch from Weybridge to Hampton Court, or the National Cycle Route 4 from Hampton Court to Putney to pedal uninterrupted while enjoying the incredible scenery of the river Thames.

5.3 km

A short and speedy 3-mile loop around one of London's most appraised parks. This is the one to bike through without asking for directions – or stopping much – as there aren't many traffic lights here, with some parts completely traffic-free. The loop will lay you the way for as many times as you're eager to cycle it, so take care – and have fun!

London

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