easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal exertion required on flat, paved and packed trails.
Rent a bike for two hours and explore Maryland’s Assateague Island by bicycle. Discover wild horses, peaceful beaches, and scenic marsh views on this unique coastal ride.
Starting at $20 | Morning and Afternoon Options Available
Explore the stunning Assateague Island National Seashore by bicycle, where protected paths lead you through breathtaking scenery. Encounter secluded beaches, marsh overlooks, and the island's famous wild horses and diverse birdlife. This unique biking experience offers an unforgettable way to connect with nature without the hassle of an entrance fee.
Renting bicycles at Assateague Island National Seashore is one of the best ways to get to know the Island and it's inhabitants. Protected bike paths line the road, about 6 miles in total. Riding a bike through the National Seashore is one of the best ways to experience all Assateague has to offer; secluded beaches, marsh overlooks, wild horses and a plethora of birds. There is no entrance fee for the National Park when entering on a bicycle.
Rates do not include entrance fee to Assateague Island National Seashore. The park fee is $25 per vehicle, and is valid for 7 days.
Biking along the island can be hot and windy; carry water to stay refreshed throughout your ride.
Keep a safe distance from wild horses and birds, and do not attempt to feed or approach them.
The coastal sun can be intense, so protect yourself from UV exposure during your ride.
Helmets provide essential protection on varying terrain and paths throughout the island.
Assateague Island has long been home to indigenous communities and later served as an important coastal barrier for Maryland.
The island’s population of wild horses is protected by ongoing conservation efforts to maintain their natural habitat and limit human interference.
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially during warm weather rides.
summer specific
Protects your head and is recommended for all riders.
Prevents sunburn from prolonged exposure on open trails.
spring specific
Helps keep you warm and protects against cool coastal breezes.
fall specific