Worth the ride near Miami, FL
We list 12 places worth riding to around Miami, FL, across views, food, and coffee.
Views
Shark Valley Visitor Center (Everglades National Park)
Viewpoint
Park at the visitor center and leave the bike while the tram or a rental bike takes you to the tower.
Biscayne National Park, Convoy Point
Viewpoint
The road ends at Biscayne Bay after an easy ride south through farm country, with a jetty walk and shaded tables.
Black Point Park & Marina
Viewpoint
Stretch your legs on the jetty path, then eat at the dockside grill, either side of a Card Sound Road run.
South Pointe Park
Coastal View
Ocean and skyline views from the very southern tip of Miami Beach.
Food
Robert Is Here
Food
Tropical fruit milkshakes and a petting zoo out back at a Homestead fruit stand going since 1959, near the Everglades entrance.
Coopertown Restaurant
Food
Gator tail, frog legs and catfish at an old Florida airboat camp on the Tamiami Trail, on the way out to Shark Valley.
Alabama Jack's
Food
Conch fritters and water views on Card Sound Road, with motorcycles lined up out front on weekends.
Coffee
Sweet Bakery Cafeteria
Coffee
Opens at 6am right on Krome Avenue, so a colada here starts any ride south.
Cozy Greens & More
Coffee
Avocado toast, fresh juices and proper coffee on Krome Avenue in downtown Homestead.
Panther Coffee Wynwood
Coffee
Handy for I-195 and the Julia Tuttle Causeway, so coffee here leads straight to Miami Beach and A1A north.
Versailles Ventanita
Coffee
Order a colada at the walk up window on Calle Ocho, then head west toward Krome and the Trail.