Bike-Sharing at Gulf State Park
in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach
If you want to experience everything the trail system has to offer (and you do), you’ll need to cover a sprawling 32 miles. On foot, that can be a challenge. But we have a solution to keep you from getting wheely tired as you explore the Backcountry Trails - do it by bike!
Like the rest of the area, Gulf State Park has worked hard to make itself bike-friendly. With broad, paved trails that wind through unmatched scenery and easy-to-read maps to help you explore, riding the Backcountry Trails is a dream from your comfy bike seat. And, to make the park bike-accessible to all, the park has a bike-sharing program that makes it easier than ever to explore its beauty on two wheels.
Other Ways to Ride
More Bike Rentals
If you’re a regular rider, feel free to BYOB (bring your own bike) to ride the trails. If you’re looking to make a longer day of riding the trails, renting a bike for the day may be a good option. There are a few bike rental providers nearby that can hook you up with an all-day ride.
- Beach Bike Rentals is located right off the Rosemary Trailhead in Gulf Shores and offers onsite day parking or will even deliver your bike to your rental.
- Infinity Bicycles is less than .25 miles from the Orange Beach trail entrance and rents a variety of bikes suitable for all ages and skill levels.
- Coastal Segway Adventures is located near Lake Shelby inside the Gulf State Park and offers bicycle rentals by the day.
With broad, paved trails that wind through unmatched scenery and easy-to-read maps to help you explore, riding the Backcountry Trails is a dream from your comfy bike seat.
Coastal Code
26 mph isn't just a speed limit, it's a way of life.
Gulf State Park offers a free bike-sharing program to help visitors explore its 32 miles of paved Backcountry Trails. Using the Bloom Bike Share App, anyone can borrow one of 50 complimentary bikes for up to three hours at no charge. Bikes can be picked up and returned at convenient stations throughout the park, including beach access points and major trailheads.
