Ocean Terrace Public Beach – Collins Canal Park loop from Bayfront Park

Ocean Terrace Public Beach – Collins Canal Park loop from Bayfront Park

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Ocean Terrace Public Beach – Collins Canal Park loop from Bayfront Park

04:12

107km

120m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 20, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 14.1 km for 172 m

After 21.6 km for 51 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

979 m

Railroad Crossing on Biscayne Boulevard, Miami

Highlight • Structure

Railway technology from another time

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14.2 km

Beach

15.7 km

Ocean Terrace Public Beach

Highlight • Beach

Ocean Terrace Public Beach is situated between a couple of lifeguard stands and features its own restrooms and beach access area. This sandy beach is great for walking and also offers access to the water.

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21.4 km

Haulover Beach

Highlight • Beach

Did you bring plenty of sunblock? This is Miami's oldest official clothing-optional beach, and definitely the most famous; it regularly makes worldwide lists of the best nude beaches.

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33.5 km

Hollywood Broadwalk

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Covering a distance of 2.2 miles, this pedestrian trail provides a blend of coastal and beach panoramas. Throughout your journey, you'll have the opportunity to indulge in a diverse range of food and drink, ranging from cafes to gourmet dining.

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50.4 km

17th Street Causeway Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

From this bascule drawbridge you'll have beautiful views of various types of boats on the water, including larger ferries. If you manage to see the bridge opening it's quite impressive.

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52.4 km

Jungle Queen Riverboat

Highlight • Structure

The Jungle Queen Riverboat, an iconic attraction in Fort Lauderdale, traces its history back to 1935 when it was launched as a sightseeing vessel. Originally operated by Capt. Frank "Dr. Pop" Penthouse, it provided tours along the city's waterways, showcasing the lush tropical landscape and exotic wildlife. Over the decades, the Jungle Queen evolved into a beloved symbol of Fort Lauderdale's maritime heritage, offering entertaining cruises and dining experiences for visitors and locals alike. Today, it continues to ply the waters of the New River, providing guests with memorable adventures and a glimpse into the city's past.

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53.3 km

Las Olas Beach

Highlight • Beach

Surrounded by a multitude of restaurants, shops, white sandy shores, and breathtaking ocean panoramas, this location offers an array of choices. You can opt to use the Boardwalk trail or enjoy a walk along the sandy beach.

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99.3 km

Collins Canal Park

Highlight • Parking

Cade Boulevard runs parallel to the Collins Canal right across Miami Beach. Over the other side of the canal from this spot is Collins Canal Park which you can access by crossing the canal at either of the two bridges before, or after this point.

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