Pinellas Bayway Bridge – St. John's Pass loop from Tierra Verde

Pinellas Bayway Bridge – St. John's Pass loop from Tierra Verde

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Pinellas Bayway Bridge – St. John's Pass loop from Tierra Verde

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22.8km

20m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Parking

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1.17 km

Pinellas Bayway Bridge

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

The bridge has a separate bike/pedestrian path on the south side. Unfortunately that ends at the west end of the bridge. Westbound riders, approach by the dedicated bike path. Eastbound riders will have to ride in the traffic lane all the way across, cross over to the narrow sidewalk on the north side to get to the bike/pedestrian underpass, or turn on Granada Street, just before the toll booth, and use a narrow sidewalk off East Maritania Drive that connects to the path.

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5.93 km

Southern Point of St. Pete's Beach

Highlight • Beach

5 mile walk

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6.20 km

St. John's Pass

Highlight • Beach

Wonderful stop along the beaches

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9.00 km

Don Ce-Sar Place

Highlight • Beach

Don Ce-Sar Place in Florida is an iconic resort, renowned for its historic pink architecture and luxurious accommodations. Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, it combines timeless elegance with modern amenities, creating an unforgettable destination for relaxation and coastal charm.

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11.4 km

Bayway Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Bayway Trail in Florida is a 3.7-mile, non-motorized path connecting St. Petersburg to Fort DeSoto Park. This well-maintained trail offers users great views of the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay as it winds through coastal landscapes and residential zones. As you travel westward, you'll pass by palm trees and cross the bay three times, including a stop at Isla del Sol. The trail concludes in St. Pete, where you can enjoy the inviting views of Boca Ciega Bay. It also links to Fort DeSoto Park’s 7-mile bike trail, adding even more opportunities to explore.

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