Get Mn Bike Request Form - City Of St Paul 2011-2025

One of the largest engineering organizations in Minnesota, Saint Paul Public Works is responsible for more than 1,874 lane miles of streets, 806 miles of sanitary sewer, 450 miles of storm sewer, 107 bridges, and 145 miles of bike lanes.

Sean Kershaw (@seankershaw) / X. Public Works Director for City of St. Paul.

Minneapolis ranks as one of the best biking cities in the country. Minneapolis has 16 miles of on-street protected bikeways.

Minnesota is consistently ranked as one of the most bike-friendly states in America and Saint Paul wears the badge with pride. With over 200 miles of bike-friendly trails, paths and roads, it is easy to enjoy life on 2 wheels.

Gateway State Trail Perhaps the most used bike trail in St. Paul is the 18-mile-long Gateway State Trail. Starting north of downtown near Interstate 35E, the trail is known for its scenery, taking bikers around Phalen Park and past the giant snowman in North St. Paul.

Except within the business district, bicycles are permitted on sidewalks when bicyclists yield to the right-of-way of any pedestrian and give an audible signal when overtaking and passing any pedestrian. Check local ordinances for variations on this rule.

The Seward community in Minneapolis is the most bikeable area in the city, with a score of 99. As you tool around the neighborhood, you'll discover a hip, laid back vibe and enough restaurants to keep you from going hungry. Take advantage of nice days and ride your bike to run at least some of your errands.

One of the largest engineering organizations in Minnesota, Saint Paul Public Works is responsible for more than 1,874 lane miles of streets, 806 miles of sanitary sewer, 450 miles of storm sewer, 107 bridges, and 145 miles of bike lanes.

Sean Kershaw (@seankershaw) / X. Public Works Director for City of St. Paul.

Minneapolis ranks as one of the best biking cities in the country. Minneapolis has 16 miles of on-street protected bikeways.

Minnesota is consistently ranked as one of the most bike-friendly states in America and Saint Paul wears the badge with pride. With over 200 miles of bike-friendly trails, paths and roads, it is easy to enjoy life on 2 wheels.

Gateway State Trail Perhaps the most used bike trail in St. Paul is the 18-mile-long Gateway State Trail. Starting north of downtown near Interstate 35E, the trail is known for its scenery, taking bikers around Phalen Park and past the giant snowman in North St. Paul.

Except within the business district, bicycles are permitted on sidewalks when bicyclists yield to the right-of-way of any pedestrian and give an audible signal when overtaking and passing any pedestrian. Check local ordinances for variations on this rule.