Weston walking and biking trails: bike lanes, loops and paths

Weston has 51.7 miles of marked bike lanes, free bike repair stations in seven parks, a track at Tequesta Trace and a new 1.75-mile nature trail.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the City of Weston’s Biking in Weston page, parks directory, park rules and capital project pages, linked below. Questions: Parks and Recreation, 954-389-4321.

Weston is built for riding: the city counts 51.7 miles of marked bike lanes and says it is “an ideal community for cycling.” For walkers, the options are the lighted walkways in several parks, the track at Tequesta Trace Park and the new Weston North Walking Nature Trail. The city’s parks directory lists no long off-road greenway, so longer rides use the bike lanes.

Who to call

Parks and Recreation: 954-389-4321

Plan a route: Broward County’s Bike Broward trip planner, linked from the city’s biking page

Broward Sheriff’s Office, non-emergency: 954-764-4357

Bike lanes

51.7 miles of marked lanes on Weston’s roads, the city says.
Coming: new lanes are in design or construction on Bonaventure Boulevard and Saddle Club Road; see the city’s Bonaventure Boulevard bike lane and Saddle Club Road bike lanes pages and our road construction guide.
Bus and bike: every Broward County Transit bus has a bike rack and bikes ride free. See getting around Weston.
Group rides: the city asks lead riders to stop at every stop sign and red light in the right-most lane. Florida law lets bicyclists ride two abreast unless they impede traffic; on a two-lane road with steady oncoming traffic, ride single file or split into smaller groups. Riders keep to the bike lane, or the right side of the road where there is none, and may take the lane if it is blocked or too narrow to share.

Free bike repair stations

Fixit stations with the tools for basic repairs, an air pump, a hanger to spin the wheels and a QR code to repair guides, from the city’s biking page:

Bonaventure Park, 520 Racquet Club Road
Emerald Estates Park, 16400 Emerald Estates Drive
Gator Run Park, along Glades Parkway
Indian Trace Park, 17998 Saddle Club Road
Library Park, along Bonaventure Boulevard
Peace Mound Park, 1300 Three Village Road
Weston Regional Park, near the basketball courts

Walking paths and loops

Where	What	Hours
Weston North Walking Nature Trail, between Saddle Club Road and State Road 84	About 1.75 miles of 6-foot-wide coquina trail for walking, running and biking, with 10 exercise stations	See note below
Tequesta Trace Park, 600 Indian Trace	Track for walking and running only; slower walkers and strollers in the outer lanes; no bikes, skates or pets	6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Library Park, 4255 Bonaventure Blvd.	Lighted walkway and part of the Weston History Walk	8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Peace Mound Park, 1300 Three Village Road	Water views, fishing dock and the Weston History Walk	8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Eagle Point, Bonaventure and Gator Run parks	Lighted walkways	8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Eagle Point dawn to dusk
Weston Regional Park, 20200 Saddle Club Road	Exercise path; no dogs	5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Park hours and features are from the city’s parks directory; the track rules are on the park rules page.

About the nature trail: the city’s project page describes it as part of a comprehensive trail system, funded with a $450,000 Florida Department of Environmental Protection grant, with construction from November 2025 and anticipated completion in May 2026. Check with Parks and Recreation for the trailhead and opening before you go. The city also held a public meeting in February 2025 on a $450,000 grant application for improvements to the Tequesta Trace Trail (city listing).

Rules

E-bikes and e-scooters are limited to roads and designated parking areas inside city parks.
No bikes, skates or scooters on basketball courts or the Tequesta Trace track.
Dogs on a 6-foot leash, and not at Regional, Town Center or Vista parks; see dog-friendly Weston.

Family rides

The city and the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization have held a free Let’s Go Biking! for Families ride from Town Center Park: in 2025 it was an 8-mile ride on Saturday, April 5, with a learn-to-ride area for younger children (2025 listing). We will add the next date when it is posted.

What this means for you

For distance, ride the marked bike lanes; for a loop on foot, use the Tequesta Trace track or a lighted park walkway.
Fix a flat at any of seven Fixit stations.
Keep e-bikes on park roads and parking lots.

Frequently asked questions

How many miles of bike lanes does Weston have?

51.7 miles of marked bike lanes, according to the city. New lanes are planned on Bonaventure Boulevard and Saddle Club Road.

Where are the bike repair stations in Weston?

Free Fixit stations with tools and an air pump are at Bonaventure, Emerald Estates, Gator Run, Indian Trace, Library and Peace Mound parks, and at Weston Regional Park near the basketball courts.

What is the Weston North Walking Nature Trail?

A 6-foot-wide coquina trail of about 1.75 miles between Saddle Club Road and State Road 84, for walking, running and biking, with 10 exercise stations. The city’s schedule had construction from November 2025 to an anticipated May 2026 completion.

Can I ride an e-bike in Weston parks?

Only on park roads and in parking areas. A city amendment restricts e-bikes and e-scooters to roads and designated parking areas inside city parks.

Can groups ride two abreast in Weston?

Florida law lets bicyclists ride two abreast unless they impede traffic, the city says; groups should not take up the whole right lane for long stretches.