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Experience this 14.8-mile loop trail near Jekyll Island, Georgia. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 4 h 20 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, mountain biking, and road biking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.
Rode 12 miles of the best bike trails. The path will take you by the ocean, historical area, piers, concessions, sunny and shaded areas. Check the tide charts for low tide, so you can ride the driftwood beach section.
Navigate Jekyll Island by bike with our detailed maps, including points of interest. Follow the bike paths when possible. For safety, avoid roads and other paths not explicitly designated for bikes.
With more than 20 miles of bike trails and pathways, bicycling is a great way to Explore Jekyll Island's natural beauty and plentiful wildlife. Free bike path maps are available at the Jekyll Island Guest Information Center and at the bike barn on Shell Road.
Simons Island and Jekyll Island each have more than 20 miles of paved bike paths that provide easy and safe access to attractions, restaurants and shops without the use of a car. St. Simons Island Biking Trail
With more than 24 miles of picturesque paths and trails, biking offers a scenic way to see all of the island’s hallmark points of interest. Paths wind around sand dunes, beaches, and historic sites, while our ancient oaks offer ample shade. Grab or download a map and start exploring ».
With 25 miles of paths and trails, the whole island is bikeable for visiting historic sites and enjoying scenic water views. Biking is diverse, from beach to marsh to maritime forest and to the National Historic Landmark District including the Jekyll Island Club (1888) and the
