Routes on Routes on Routes

Martha’s Vineyard

Three Lighthouses in Three Towns Tour. The Paved Route

Three lighthouses in three different towns! This 32 mile route with only 800 feet of elevation gain is a great way to visit the three major towns of the island. Ride it straight through or take the day to enjoy the scenery and eat and snack along the way.

Three Lighthouses in Three Towns Tour…The Spicey Gravel Route

Three lighthouses in three different towns! Simply calling this 35 mile route a gravel route would be unfair and inaccurate. It is a typical Martha’s Vineyard mixed terrain route with dirt roads, backroads, busy roads, doubletrack, easy singletrack and everything in between. Ride it straight through or take the day to enjoy the scenery and eat and snack along the way.

Oak Bluffs to Edgartown and Katama

This is probably the most popular casual bicycle ride on the island, ridden by hundreds of people every summer day. It is mostly bike-path and a very flat ride connecting the island’s two biggest towns.

No Bike Ferry? Gravel Ride-Around

Sometimes, unfortunately, it happens. The Bike Ferry isn’t running. Most folks backtrack up North Road and take a right onto Menemsha Road and right onto State Road. But there is a way to avoid a bunch of cars and pavement if you’re on the right bike. And it hasn’t rained heavily recently!