County, Regional and Local Bicycle Maps

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The Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation published its first local bicycle map in 1983. Since that time, we have worked with local cyclists and staff to develop the mapped and signed systems of bicycle routes listed below. These projects are generated through local requests to the NCDOT. To get a copy, check at bike shops in the area or fill out the order form. All maps are available free of charge.

Photo credit: Christine Rucker

More mapping projects are currently underway, so check back frequently for our latest additions.

Highlights of each route are detailed below. Click on the route name or map to link to the on-line order form.

	Alamance County Bicycle Routes Five county routes and two cross-state Bicycling Highways routes, the Mountains to Sea and Piedmont Spur, offer over 150 miles of cycling throughout the county. These signed routes connect the cities, towns, and points of interest via lightly-traveled roads.
	Around Pamlico Sound: Bicycling North Carolina's Outer Banks Region This map highlights two-to five-day trip options of 150-250 miles through the north and central coastal region, one of the most popular bicycling destinations on the East Coast. The map also shows connections with four of the cross-state Bicycling Highways routes, the Mountains to Sea, Ports of Call, North Line Trace and Ocracoke Option.
	Bicycling in Beaufort This map of the six-mile signed bike route connects the waterfront, historic district, neighborhoods, and schools.
	Bicycling Cabarrus County This map profiles a 200 mile system of bicycle routes with three signed routes totaling 155 miles and 45 miles of unsigned connectors, linking historic district, shopping, restaurants, hotels, points of interest and beautiful scenery. To view map, click here. (see Cabarrus)
	Bicycling Henderson County This map features a 184 mile system of routes, 4 signed routes totaling 106 miles and an additional 78 miles of unsigned connectors. These routes connect the various towns and points of interest in the county and provide access to the adjacent route systems in Transylvania Co., Buncombe Co., to the NC 2 Mountains to Sea Cross-State Route and to South Carolina via the unsigned Watershed Loop. To view map, click here. (see Henderson)
	Bicycling Lenoir County The seven routes shown on this map cover nearly 160 miles of lightly traveled country roads. With Kinston as the hub, five "spoke" routes radiate out to the county loop route. The cross-state Ocracoke Option route also passes through the area.
	Bicycling Randolph County This 238-mile system of designated routes meanders along quiet country roads, connecting the towns and points of interest throughout the county. Four local routes, a segment of the cross-state Piedmont Spur Bicycling Highways Route, portions of the High Point area bicycle routes that dip into Randolph County, unsigned connector routes and links to bike routes in Moore, Chatham, Guilford and Alamance counties are shown on the map. To view map, click here. (see Randolph)
	Bicycling Stanly County Three signed county routes, the cross-state Piedmont Spur Bicycling Highways route and a series of unsigned suggested connector routes make up this system. Following 187 miles of quiet country roads, the routes connect inviting towns and crossroads communities with recreation areas, historic sites and other points of interest. To view map, click here (see Stanly)
	Chatham County Bicycle Map Covering 198 miles of country lanes, these routes link the towns and crossroads communities throughout the county. Three signed county routes, portions of two signed cross-state Bicycling Highways routes, the Mountains to Sea and Carolina Connection, and seven unsigned connector routes are shown on this map. Connections to the Alamance and Moore County bicycle route systems are also shown. To view map, click here. (see Chatham)
	Dare County Bicycle Map This map shows the network of various bicycle facilities including; wide paved shoulders, multi-use paths on separate alignments, and sidepaths adjacent to the road, that NCDOT has built in conjunction with local municipalities to increase safety and the overall enjoyment for bicyclists. This map also features three signed routes made up of two county routes and a portion of the Mountains to Sea cross-state bicycling highway, all totaling 63 miles. The routes connect the towns and points of interest in this beautiful coastal county along the Northern Outer Banks, and provide access to the numerous shopping, dining, and recreational opportunities. To view map, click here. (see Dare)
	Gaston County Bicycle Map This map features a 130-mile system with five signed routes totaling 85 miles, 42 miles of unsigned connectors, and a two and a half-mile off-road greenway. These routes connect the various towns and points of interest. In addition, they also provide access to the adjacent routes of the NC Bicycling Highways (NC 6 Piedmont Spur and NC 8 Southern Highlands) and the Mecklenburg County bicycle suitability network. Use this map to plan bicycle rides throughout much of Gaston County, and to enjoy the interesting places and scenic landscapes that it has to offer. To view map, click here. (see Gaston)
	Jacksonville City to the Sea Bicycle Route This map outlines a 19-mile signed route to Hammocks Beach State Park ferry terminal via lightly traveled roads.
	Richlands Loop Bicycle Route This map highlights a 50-mile signed route and 20-mile "shortcut" in northwestern Onslow County.
	Richmond County Bicycle Map This map covers 120 miles of country roads along three signed routes that connect major towns and points of interest. A connection to the Moore County bicycle routes is also shown. To view map, click here. (see Richmond)
	Southport Bicycle Map This map covers a 5-mile route from the Southport/Ft. Fisher ferry to the Bald Head Island ferry along the historic waterfront area.
	Swansboro Bicentennial Bicycle Route Starting and ending in historic Swansboro, the 25-mile signed route shown on this map winds through the Croatan National Forest and White Oak River area.
	Tour Moore This map shows the 100-mile signed route around the perimeter of the county as well as four 25-mile loop tours and connectors between towns. The cross-state Carolina Connection Bicycling Highways route also passes through the county.
	Transylvania County Bicycling Covering 125 miles of stunning Blue Ridge Mountain terrain, this system of routes includes five county routes and two cross-state Bicycling Highways routes, the Mountains to Sea and Southern Highlands as well as two unsigned routes. Travel on-road through lush valleys or tackle steep mountain ascents or go off-road along 30 miles of national forest mountain bike trails. To view map, click here. (see Transylvania)
To order maps, click here. 07/11/08