• Blue Mountain Beach - Visitors begin their journey at our bike shop, which serves as both the starting and ending point. Conveniently located at mile 5 of the Timpoochee Trail, the staff will provide guidance on bike usage before you embark on the trail. Fuel your ride with delicious options from Blue Mountain Bakery’s baked goods or indulge in ice cream treats from Blue Mountain Beach Creamery.

• Grayton Beach State Park - As you approach mile 7 of the trail, look for the sign indicating Grayton Beach State Park, with the entrance just a mile ahead. This park features stunning beachfront, access to the unique Western Lake, and inviting bike and foot trails. Ride along the park roads to reach the shores of Western Lake, a distinctive coastal dune lake. Enjoy the scenic views and perhaps engage in some birdwatching. The park’s admission fee is $2, but it’s free from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

• Seaside - After passing Grayton Beach and crossing the Western Lake Bridge, you’ll notice the entrance to WaterColor, offering more shops and dining options. For a scenic detour, turn left onto Watercolor Blvd. to explore this naturally integrated community. The bridge itself is a fantastic spot for photos.

The trail then crosses 30A into Seaside, made famous by “The Truman Show.” Cycle through Central Square to discover food trucks (Airstream Row) and various eateries. Consider exploring Seaside’s charming neighborhoods behind the square, including Ruskin Shops, the Chapel, and iconic pastel homes.

• Seagrove Beach - After departing Seaside, around mile 11 of the trail, you’ll soon arrive at Seagrove. Here, you’ll find a small shopping center with several restaurants and shops.

• Deer Lake State Park - Beyond Seagrove, watch for Deer Lake, followed closely by the entrance to Deer Lake State Park. The park’s $2 admission fee is not included. This protected area is ideal for biking and exploring unique coastal dune habitats leading to pristine Gulf beaches. Consider a brief detour to experience the stunning natural beauty!

• Watersound - Around mile 14, just past Deer Lake, you’ll reach WaterSound. The heart of WaterSound is “The Big Chill 30A,” a vibrant hub featuring live music, movies, and delicious food options like fresh seafood at Tackle Box and award-winning BBQ at Local Smoke. WaterSound offers a perfect blend of peaceful biking and engaging social activities.

• Alys Beach - As you pedal along the Timpoochee Trail and spot the iconic white butterflies and stately palm trees lining 30A, you’ll know you’ve arrived at Alys Beach. This is an ideal place to pause your ride. Explore the unique Caribbean architecture, enjoy the nature trail, or take a peek at the Caliza Pool. Refresh yourself at Raw & Juicy or George’s.

• Bike locks, helmets (optional)
• Bicycle use

• Admission fees

Embark on a self-guided ebike journey along the picturesque Timpoochee Trail, where you can enjoy the ride at your own speed. Spanning 18 miles of beautifully paved paths, this tour offers stunning coastal vistas, nature reserves, and delightful communities. Perfect for both residents and tourists, this refreshing adventure provides a distinctive view of the area’s natural splendor. Relish the liberty of gliding along the trail while taking in the scenic landscapes at your own pace.

• Self-guided ebike tour on the scenic 18-mile Timpoochee Trail
• Perfect for residents and tourists seeking unique perspectives
• Explore coastal vistas, nature reserves, and delightful communities
• Experience the freedom and flexibility of exploring at your own speed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.