The Bay Bridge Trail is part of the San Francisco Bay Trail network, connecting Oakland to Yerba Buena Island along the East Span of the Bay Bridge. The path on the bridge is 2.2 miles long and 15.5 feet wide, featuring two lanes for bicyclists—one in each direction—and a separate outside lane designated for pedestrians.
The path is open daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with access routes leading to the skyway open 24 hours a day.
The Benicia-Martinez Bridge (George Miller Jr. Bridge) crosses the Carquinez Strait on I-680, linking Benicia in Solano County with Martinez in Contra Costa County. The bridge features parallel spans for northbound and southbound traffic and provides separated bicycle and pedestrian access. All tolls are collected electronically in the northbound direction.
Whether you're commuting locally, heading out of town, or just exploring your options, we provide the additional resources to make your trip easier. Explore real-time mobile apps, helpful websites, airport information, and more.
Keep your bicycling adventure going and learn more about taking your bike on Bay Area transit, on bridges, and get tips on parking.
Nearly every part of the Bay Area has a bicycle organization that provides information on bicycle riding clubs, retail outlets, repair shops, route maps, and more.
Find out which bridges and tunnels allow bicycle access, along with rules, tips, and resources for a safe and enjoyable ride.
