A jewel nestled in the Atlantic Ocean just thirteen miles off the Rhode Island coast. The island has been captivating visitors with its dramatic bluffs, pristine beaches, and rolling green hills for years. This compact paradise transforms each summer into a bustling haven for vacationers seeking refuge from mainland life, drawing thousands who arrive by ferry to experience its natural beauty and charming Victorian architecture. With its modest seven-square-mile size and network of scenic roads, Block Island is perfectly suited for exploration by bicycle, allowing visitors to pedal from secluded coves to historic lighthouses, making cycling not just a popular pastime but often the preferred way to discover the island's many hidden treasures at a leisurely, island-time pace.  

Take a look at the map below to experience what your trip to Block Island can look like!