No matter your skill level, grab your bike and helmet and discover why Syracuse is a destination worth exploring on two wheels.
The Connective Corridor features distinctive green bike lanes that link Syracuse University with Downtown Syracuse, makes it easy to ride between museums, restaurants, public art, local shops, and entertainment. It's a convenient and scenic route for visitors looking to explore the city at their own pace.
Ride a portion of one of New York State's most iconic cycling routes. The Erie Canalway Trail follows the historic Erie Canal. It connects with the Empire State Trail, offering miles of mostly flat riding through charming canal communities, peaceful waterways, and picturesque landscapes.
Located within Onondaga Lake Park, the Loop the Lake Trail is a favorite for cyclists of all ages. This paved waterfront trail circles Onondaga Lake, providing beautiful views, parks, public art, and plenty of places to stop and enjoy the scenery.
Looking for more challenging terrain? Syracuse is surrounded by forests and parklands that offer exciting opportunities for mountain biking. Highland Forest County Park features wooded trails, rolling hills, and scenic overlooks, making it a favorite destination for outdoor adventure year-round. Morgan Hill State Forest offers rugged singletrack trails and diverse terrain for experienced riders seeking a true backcountry experience.
Syracuse offers routes for every skill level. Bring your own bike or rent one locally, pack your helmet, and discover why Central New York is a great place to explore on two wheels.
