April 22 is Earth Day, dedicated to creating a prosperous and sustainable future, restoring nature, and building a healthy planet. And we can’t think of a better way to celebrate Earth Day than hopping on a bike! Ready to roll? If you’re looking for bike lanes and bike paths near Circa, check out the LA County Bikeways Map. We’ve also rounded up some great resources, including bike shops, bike rentals, bike repair and maintenance, and scenic bike trails. After your ride, stow your bike in our Secured Bicycle Storage located on the Two-Acre Rooftop Park.
DTLA Bikes 425 S Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90013
What started as an underground basement shop on Broadway has grown into the premier bicycle store in downtown Los Angeles. Located in an 18,000 square foot facility spanning three floors, DTLA Bikes is a cycling destination for fixed gear messengers, urban commuters, weekend warriors, hard core roadies, and leisure riders alike. The shop has over 500 bicycles in stock, along with thousands of accessories. Their knowledgeable staff, who love to ride to work, includes skilled mechanics and service techs.
Just Ride L.A. 1626 S Hill St. Los Angeles, CA 90015
LA-made and family-owned, Just Ride L.A. is more than just a cycling shop, it’s a lifestyle. Established in downtown Los Angeles in 2008, Just Ride has been the go-to destination for Los Angeles’ active city cycling community. From small-scale repairs to the highest quality bikes on the market, this award-winning store is a one-stop shop for all of your cycling needs.
Hoopty Bikes 305 E 9th St. #219 Los Angeles, CA 90015
Hoopty Bikes is a mobile bike repair shop for all types of bicycles. Whether it’s an ebike, classic 10-speed, basic commuter, or beach cruiser, they’ve got you covered. For a fast, free estimate, text 310-308-0252 with a photo of your bike and your zip code, and the best mobile mechanic in LA will schedule an appointment at your home or office. No shop visit required. They also specialize in restoration of vintage road bikes.
Along the 51 miles of the L.A. River, you’ll find a series of disconnected paved paths everywhere from Canoga Park to the Port of L.A. But the most bike-centric activity is along the Glendale Narrows/Elysian Valley Bicycle Path, which cuts through cafe and restaurant-filled Frogtown. The bike path runs from Victory Boulevard and Riverside Drive to Elysian Valley’s Egret Park, with various notable entry points like Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park and Rattlesnake Park.
Take a trek through the mix of native chaparral and landscaped paths that cover Griffith Park by bike. For a flat ride, you can stick to the perimeter and the L.A. River Bike Path, take a detour onto Crystal Springs Drive for a bit of an elevation change, or really get adventurous with a challenging climb up Mt. Hollywood Drive. Those cycling to Griffith Park and Observatory must use paved park roads and may park and bike from public spaces around the park. The Observatory has several bike racks.
Spokes ’N Stuff Bike Rentals 4730 Crystal Springs Dr. Los Angeles, CA 90027
Located on Crystal Springs Drive in Griffith Park, you can choose a bicycle to rent and enjoy hours of sunny weather while getting some exercise and seeing the sights. Parking is available in the Rangers Station Parking Lot.
Topanga Creek Outpost 1273 N Topanga Canyon Blvd. Topanga, CA 90290
Topanga Creek Outpost has been building quality custom bicycles since opening their shop over fifteen years ago. They offer customized bicycles crafted with the highest standards based on your needs, budget, and style to make each bike uniquely yours. The friendly staff will help guide you through the entire process, from initial design to component specification to work completion, with a straight approach and open communication. They are also an authorized Los Angeles dealer for complete bicycles, bicycle frames, parts and accessories.
The 7 Best Mountain Bike Trails in Los Angeles
Savvy Angelenos know there’s more to our fair city than beaches and Hollywood film sets. Though the City of Angels is home to nearly four million people, it’s also central to plenty of green space – even the iconic Hollywood Sign sits in a public park. With all those parks and trails, it’s no surprise that there’s a ton of phenomenal mountain bike trails near downtown L.A. See Los Angeles in a whole new light with these seven incredible MTB rides.
CicLAvia is a nonprofit organization that catalyzes vibrant public spaces, active transportation, and good health through car-free street events. CicLAvia engages with people to transform our relationship with our communities and with each other. Inspired by Bogotá’s weekly ciclovía, CicLAvia temporarily closes streets to car traffic and opens them to Angelenos to use as a public park. Free for all, CicLAvia connects communities to each other across an expansive city, creating a safe place to bike, walk, skate, roll, and dance through Los Angeles County. Check the website for full schedule.
Bike MS: Los Angeles Coastal Challenge 2026
May 30-31 Get ready for an unforgettable weekend of cycling, community, and coastal beauty! This ride offers participants the chance to experience the stunning landscapes of Southern California while making a difference in the lives of those affected by multiple sclerosis. Cyclists will embark on scenic routes that trace the iconic coastline, offering sweeping ocean views and the cool Pacific breeze. From peaceful beachside paths to more invigorating inland climbs, the ride offers something for every level of cyclist, whether you are a seasoned cyclist or new to the sport. All rides are fully supported with expert marshals, auto and moto assistance, and energizing rest stops stocked with refreshments and smiling volunteers.
Photo Credits:
Photo #1: Hoopty Bikes
Photo #2: DTLA Bikes
Photo #3: Just Ride LA
Photo #4: Hoopty Bikes
Photo #5: Glendale Narrows Elysian Valley Bicycle Path/Wiki Commons Junkyardsparkle
Photo #6: Hollywood Sign/Hollywood Sign Trust
Photo #7: Griffith Observatory
Photo #8: Topanga Creek Outpost
Photo #9: Topanga Creek Outpost
Photo #10: CicLAvia
Photo #11: Bike MS: Los Angeles Coastal Challenge
