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Take it all in on two wheels Bicycling Adventures

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Bicycling Adventures

Spin Your Wheels on Hilton Head Island

Hilton Head Island is the perfect place to enjoy cycling in a remarkable natural setting. Rated as a Gold Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the American League of Bicyclists, it’s the ideal place to spin your wheels, with more than 70+ miles of leisure pathways connecting you to everywhere you want to go, including our beautiful beaches. With nearly 30 bicycle rental shops offering approximately 15,000 bicycles for rent—in addition to visitors who bring personal bicycles with them on vacation—the wheels are always in motion on Hilton Head Island!

Featured Biking Partners

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Adventure is a ride away!

Avocado Bikes

Curating high-quality and unique electric bikes for Hilton Head Island. Our bikes are built with safety in mind and include GPS tracking, a smooth and quiet riding experience, and require no previous electric bike knowledge. Perfect for a wide range of athletic and mobility levels and/or restrictions. Pedal and go!

BROWSE BIKE RENTAL PARTNERS

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Cycling in a Remarkable Setting

Renowned as one of the top family-friendly destinations in the country, Hilton Head Island is also considered a leader in environmental preservation and resource conservation practices, particularly when it comes to biking. Our outstanding pathway network provides a safe transportation alternative by connecting residential, commercial, and recreation areas of the town—while allowing residents and visitors alike the opportunity to experience the beauty, relaxed atmosphere, and healthy lifestyle of the Island with the wind in your hair, and pedals at your feet!

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Hilton Head Island Biking FAQs

Finding your way around an island on a bike is not always naturally intuitive, even though you’ll find Hilton Head Island—with its 60 miles of public pathways and connections to at least 50 more miles—is quite easy to navigate.