Bicycle Racks and Lockers
Bike Rack Parking Locations
In October 2019, Monterey became an official part of a national network of bike paths that runs from San Diego to Seattle. A resolution recently passed by the Monterey City Council designates portions of existing trails and streets through the city as part of the U.S. Bicycle Route 95. Route 95 mirrors the Coast Highway. In doing so, the City Council aims to “promote … the vision to make Monterey a city where alternative forms of transportation are so attractive that the use of an automobile is a choice, not a necessity.”Bicycling Magazine ranked the Coastal Recreation Trail one of the "The Best Bike Paths in California."
Here are maps of Downtown and New Monterey showing the bike rack locations. They are also available as a layer on the interactive GIS Map available at http://gisags8.ci.monterey.ca.us/pub/wtppub/. Check out monterey.org/GIS for more interactive maps.
Downtown

New Monterey

Lockers
Every year over 100,000 bicycles are reported stolen in California. Most of these are never recovered. Vandalism and damage to wheels and accessories accounts for almost 50% of the bicycle repair business.
The Parking Division offers a tamper proof method of parking or storing your bicycle which is:
- Cost Efficient
- No Pry Bar Access
- Aesthetically Pleasing
- Totally Secure
- Weatherproof
- Individual Access
- Bike Accessory Storage