Amazing mountain bike trails. Good place for beginners/intermediate/expert. About 8 miles long if…read moreIm not mistaken.

Awesome park and trails. I get very intimidated when i go to other more expensive bike trails but…read moreAmelia is very laid back, and free! My family and I will be back often.

Customer service was immediate and had knowledgeable staff. Discussed pricing and models of the two…read moreelectric bikes with the sales rep. The EB prices start at $1800. The majority of the store is high end mountain bikes and accessories. Big costly decision and must do my due diligence before making a purchase. The business fronts Pines Blvd with good visual exposure unlike the rest of the plaza that sits far back.

1 Star - Felt Intimidated, Unsafe, and Disrespected…read more My experience at Durango Bikes was extremely uncomfortable and concerning. When I returned to pick up my bike, I found myself in a situation where I was out numbered by 5-6 male staff members and no other customers in the store. As a customer simply trying to clarify billing and service issues, this felt overwhelming and intimidating rather than supportive or professional. During the interaction, a large dog was also allowed to come from the back working area into the front of the store. Given the already tense situation, this made me feel unsafe and added to my discomfort. This did not feel appropriate in a customer-facing environment, especially during a dispute. I also could not ignore the way I was treated throughout the interaction. I felt dismissed and not taken seriously when questioning charges and services that had not been completed. The overall tone and handling of the situation left me feeling disrespected and, frankly, discriminated against. At no point did anyone attempt to de-escalate the situation or offer reassurance. Instead, they lied repeatedly and told me I was incorrect, the environment felt hostile and unwelcoming. No customer should feel intimidated, unsafe, or unheard when simply trying to resolve a service issue. Based on this experience, I would not return or recommend.

This is a lovely spot to explore Oleta Park. The kayaks and paddle board rentals are fairly priced…read moreand easy to rent. The waiver system can be a little complicated especially when checking in multiple children (8-12) at the same time. Each child requires the same lengthy form as a single adult. But overall, all the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. The waterways were fairly easy to navigate and a great way to get up close with Florida's lovely and expansive wildlife/sealife and the all the water equipment were in good conditions.

It was the most fantastic experience, the staff were very polite and that made the trip so awesome…read more It is easy to get to by car, there is a state park fee at the gate, if you are commuting using ride share you will have a 20 minute walk to the kayak station. The equipment is clean and the trip is worth it, plan for a good weather day because i feel like this is the only way to really enjoy it. I will be back to visit again for sure.

I first received a bike rack for my e-bike off of Amazon from a company named Young. For $240 I…read morereceived what looked like a box of aluminum siding. I could tell the instructions were translated from Mandarin because I can speak a lot of it. It made no sense. I sent it back. I still needed a rack. Bike shops only had $800 choices until I spoke with Alligator. I explained that my budget was about $350 and they had a perfect solution. They assembled the rack and taught me how to install it on the 2 inch hitch receiver. This device has locks for both the hitch and bicycle. The weight is reasonable to carry, it looks cool and I'll try it with the bike tomorrow.

Excellent "while you wait" service. Appreciate it's location and attentiveness…read more Plenty of bike and apparel accessories in stock - see pictures.

Peace, tranquility, nature and wildlife, dirt roads, sweat, and amazing sunsets! One stop shop with…read moreSawgrass Trailhead at Atlantic Blvd. Mainly known likely for the best sunsets in Broward as it gets jammed packed for sunset lovers. Love the upgraded parking and road to accommodate more cars compared to the past. But you must come for the sunset, and stay for the peaceful long walks and all that nature has to offer. Great spot to also go for a hike/walk, bike the dirt roads, and enjoy nature with occasional croc sitings and evens Everglades deers. Enjoy a boat passing by or even an airboat. Nice outdoor trail that you must experience and hike at least once. Easily assessable, peaceful, picturesque views, amazing sunsets, and an abundance of nature all sure won't disappoint.

The Sawgrass Trail off Atlantic Blvd is where you go to view some of the most beautiful…read moremesmerizing sunsets in the area. People bring their chairs and wait to view the sky and watch the sunset in silence. This Trail is quiet and also perfect for bikers and runners. People also bring their dogs for a nice walk. Trail is home to many species of birds and you can spot alligators and snakes if you get lucky. Wide open area where fishing is allowed. You can see people fishing from their boats as well as near the canal. I enjoy coming here whenever I want to enjoy nature and do my meditation walk. It provides me with a sense of calmness and tranquility. There is parking but try to get there early before Sunset time as it can get crowded and parking is limited. Bring bug spray as there may be mosquitos in the area.

Markham is a park that stands out from the rest. There are many great parks in south Florida that…read moreare good at so many things: canoeing, beauty, biking, picnics and more. Markham has these and so much more. When I first got to South Florida I came out this way for bike rides. Although it's very famous for its off road courses, biking the paved roads of the park is great as well. I've also used the range here, solid. But over the past couple years, we have come out here for the disc golf. It's a great course. Tough holes that feel very makable but still can humble most that play it. There are many other things to include a RC boats and RC planes areas, but whatever you mind come out West by, you are bound to enjoy Markham.

Such a beautiful, calm, peaceful, and family-friendly park. Lots of picnic tables and seating. Lots…read moreof trash cans everywhere, but bring your own trash bags!! As well as grills. Has multiple huge areas to play ball, have a party, run around, all that you can imagine. The women's bathroom did not have any toilet paper, I had to go to the men's to grab some.

Located at the NE quadrant of Markham Park is the BikeBox. The name says it all, steel shipping…read morecontainers formed into a full service bike shop offering bike gear, lessons, repairs, used mountain bike for sale and even a beer cooler (BeerBox) with $5.00 cold craft brew to consume after a long treacherous bike ride through the rough muddy trails. A guy named Grant runs the place and is very personable. Plenty of parking next to the business. If you dont have your own bike, they offer rental bikes at $25.00 for two hours. The area surrounding the BikeBox has a TropiBowls food truck which will be operational soon and a Bright Raven Coffee Roasters mobile truck open on the weekends only.

This place rocks -- literally, because the trails are right there!…read more The Bike Box is an awesome little shop with even better people. Super chill vibes, friendly staff, and solid prices. I requested to rented a full-suspension e-bike and basically spent the afternoon grinning like a kid on Christmas. It was my first time trying one out in the trails. The shop is right next to the trailhead, so zero excuses -- just hop on and go get muddy. Huge shout-out for the military discount too -- I showed my ID, got a smile and a thank-you, and was on my way. After the ride, I hung out at the shop for a bit, swapped trail stories, and probably talked way too much about how great my bike was. If you're into bikes, trails, or pretending you're in a Red Bull commercial for a few hours, this is your spot. ‍

Virginia Key Mountain Bike Park is a straight-up 5-star spot, always a blast and you can tell it's…read morewell maintained because the trails stay dialed and they're constantly improving features. There's a ton of variety for every skill level, so beginners can cruise and build confidence while more experienced riders can push it and still get that "just one more lap" feeling, all with that unreal water/Miami backdrop that makes it feel like you're riding in a postcard.

great trails in the Virginia Key park.. mostly xc style for fast riding. there are a few black…read morediamond sections and 1 double black diamond from what i saw. Everything flows well and branches of from the main loop so you can get a good workout if you wish to. the plus is definitely the sections where the trails open up and you can see the ocean. definitely a new addition to the list of trails that I frequent. QUICK TIP: park general entry is cash only so be sure you have some on hand

I like to ride bike I don't like stopping This leads me to do stupid things like ride along…read morewith traffic and some of you know that I don't do the helmet thing Riding bike in Miami is tough 'cause you have to stop all over the place since The lack of long stretches of uninterrupted bike path are far and few between Kitty Roedel Bike Path is not the longest but it is the first "bicycle facility within a limited access right-of-way in South Florida" It's for bikes and bikes only It's not the most scenic and in the middle of the day, it can get hot as Hades basement There are plenty of trees but they need to mature and there are blocks that I guess are meant to sit on but look uncomfortable I even spotted some off road paths for the folks that want to get their wheels dirty Like I said, not the longest or the most scenic but you got a 2+ mile stretch in which you don't have to worry about hitting a car and ruining somebodies day

We went there for a walk and walked 1.5 mile one way from 107th Ave side. There is no parking in…read morethat side, we parked in the nearby strip mall. There was not much crowd. We loved the place. Lots of plants and greenery on both side of the trail.

Just another confused bike shop in South Florida that does the bare minimum, sells high end stuff,…read morebut has zero knowledge on how to support maintenance efforts and warranty efforts. Customer service out the window, if u need to fix a flat on your huffy, these are your guys. Anything else more technical, ChatGPT is probably better

This is the closest bike store to my house. I don't think I'll be coming back…read more Before I continue, I want to note that I'm grateful they squeezed me in to get a bike tune up the same day, so for that I want to thank the service team and perhaps the communication. The biggest eye sore is the customer service. I went in the morning, and the person at the front was super helpful. When I came back to pick up my bike, I believe the president, or a manager, greeted me and asked to go to the back, where the service dept is located. The manager/president told me someone would help me shortly. The person they claimed was going to help me just walked past me and sat at the front of the store on their smartphone. A few moments later, the first person to help me at the front in the morning walked up to me and helped me almost immediately. Bottom line, I didn't feel welcome. One could make the assumption that, since I'm not spending premium cash, I'm not as important as the person who was trying out some top of the line bikes on the stationary bike trainer. Good luck.