Check a street or route
See mapped protected lanes, bike boulevards, painted lanes, and trail connections.
Search the MKEstuff bike mapBike Milwaukee
Search bike lanes and trails, find a Bublr station or bike rack, and check live trail conditions before you ride.
Checked against City, County, DNR, MCTS, and Bublr sources · October 10, 2026
Start with your trip
Check closures and detours
Open the County map for current Oak Leaf Trail closures, detours, and construction notices.
Open the live County mapBorrow a bike
Use Bublr’s live map to check bikes and open docks before walking to a station.
Check Bublr availabilityFind a bike rack
Search the City’s rack inventory by address or current location.
Open the rack locatorMilwaukee bike lanes and trails
Search a street or trail, or switch layers on and off. The lines come from current City and County public datasets.
0 mapped corridors
A corridor can include several segments or facility types. Select one to locate it on the map.
No mapped corridor matches this search and layer selection.
This is a planning snapshot, not a turn-by-turn router. Facility types, construction, closures, and posted conditions can change.
Pick a trail
These routes cover paved city trips, longer County rides, and designated mountain bike systems.
Oak Leaf Trail
A County-wide network with more than 135 miles of mostly paved multi-use trail, parkway, and street connections.
- Good for
- Longer rides, lakefront trips, park connections, and routes across Milwaukee County.
- Before you go
- Some sections use parkways or municipal streets with vehicle traffic. The live County map shows current closures and detours.
Hank Aaron State Trail
A paved east-west route between Milwaukee’s lakefront, Menomonee Valley, American Family Field, and the west side.
- Good for
- Crossing the city east to west and connecting with the Oak Leaf Trail.
- Before you go
- The Wisconsin DNR says the trail is open year-round and does not require a state trail pass. Check the DNR page for current notices.
Beerline and Kinnickinnic River trails
City trail segments connect neighborhoods to the wider street and County trail networks.
- Good for
- Short neighborhood connections and combining trails with on-street bike facilities.
- Before you go
- Use the map to see how each segment meets nearby streets. Construction and route conditions can change.
Mountain bike trails
Milwaukee County maps designated single-track systems including Kegel Alpha, Oak Hill, Bubba’s Woods, Hoyt, and River Glen.
- Good for
- Single-track riding at a range of difficulty levels.
- Before you go
- Conditions determine whether these trails are open. Check the current status before going and stay off muddy or closed trails.
Bike share, parking, and buses
Using Bublr
Bublr is built for station-to-station trips. Check the live map for an available bike near your start and an open dock near your destination. Passes and availability can change.
Parking a bike
Search the City rack locator before your trip. The City also accepts requests for a new rack and reports about racks that need repair or replacement.
Bringing a bike on MCTS
Every MCTS bus has a front rack for up to 2 bikes. Space is first-come, first-served, and some bike designs do not fit.
See the loading steps and bike limitsCheck conditions before leaving
Trail closures, construction, muddy mountain bike trails, and bike share availability can change after this page is reviewed. Use the live source for the part of your trip that matters today.
Biking questions
Does the MKEstuff map plan a turn-by-turn bike route?
No. It shows the facilities and trail segments in the current City and County public datasets. Use it to inspect a corridor, then check the official live maps and conditions before riding.
Can I take a bike on an MCTS bus?
Yes. MCTS says every bus has a front rack for up to 2 bikes, available first-come, first-served. Standard, road, mountain, and some electric bikes fit; tandem, recumbent, and tricycle designs do not.
Does the Oak Leaf Trail stay off streets?
No. Milwaukee County says portions follow parkway drives and municipal streets. The map distinguishes trail and street facilities, but you should follow posted signs and traffic controls along the route.
Where can I report a damaged bike rack or request a new one?
Use the City bike parking page. Anyone may request a rack, and the same form accepts reports about racks that need repair or replacement.
Are mountain bike trails always open?
No. County trails may close because of mud, weather, maintenance, or events. Use the County mountain-bike conditions page before leaving.
Official bike and trail information
The map uses published City and County datasets. Live maps and provider pages remain the source for current conditions.