Knoxville Bicycle Map

 

This map is intended to assist residents and visitors in finding routes to shop, socialize, and go to work/school by bicycle. The “comfortable” designation is based on low-to-medium traffic speeds & volumes along with other criteria. This map also shows signed bike routes. While some portions of the routes aren’t ideal, they are judged to be the best available.

Remember that road conditions vary with time of day and day of the week. Increased traffic during rush hour may call for extra caution. The user of this map bears the full responsibility for his/her own safety.

If you would like a printed copy of the Knoxville Bicycle Map, please email Debbie Mitchell with your mailing address.

Download the Knoxville Bicycle Map

Bicycle Facilities Map
Includes signed routes, bike lanes, greenways, bike repair stands, bike shops, and bike racks that were installed via our grant program.

Regional Bicycle Facilities Map

 

Use this map to learn about facilities across East Tennessee. The map includes information on:

  • Bike lanes
  • Signed bicycling routes
  • Greenways and other multiuse trails
  • NEW: Bicycle repair stations and bike shops

View the map

Knoxville Center City Routes

We all know that it can be hard to find a good way to get from Point A to Point B by bike. These bike routes have been chosen as the best ways to get to popular destinations around Knoxville. Conditions on roadways vary depending on time of day, day of the week and season.

We'd like your input! Send suggestions or comments on these routes to: ambassadors@knoxtrans.org or fax to 215-2984.

Heat map - I Bike KNX app data

The I Bike KNX app was used between 2015 and 2018 to track where people were riding bicycles in Knoxville. The app was discontinued in August 2018. The map of most-used routes that was created is still available here.

Blount County Bicycle Map

 

The Blount County bicycle map shows two popular bike routes that are used for recreation and exercise. The Tuckaleechee route runs from Heritage High School to Townsend, with great views along the way. The Louisville Point Park route starts at the park and rides through some beautiful rural scenery.

Users of these maps should be aware that potential hazards and obstructions may exist on the routes shown. The TPO is not responsible for the condition of any of the routes identified on these maps, nor for any injuries or damages occurring in connection with the use of these maps. The user of these maps bears the full responsibility for his or her safety.