Greenspace

The Greenspace Committee focuses on removing litter, promoting our gardens & parks, and monitoring bike paths.

 

Bike Paths

Bike Maps and Resources

Bike Maps

Bike Rentals Blue Bikes are available at the St Roch Park.

Bike Groups Bike Easy is a non-profit organization promoting educational programming, community events, and bicycle advocacy. Its mission is to make bicycling easy, safe, and fun for everyone in Greater New Orleans.

Bike Shops
Gerken’s Bike Shop is at the edge of St Roch on 2803 St. Claude Ave.
Alex’s Bikes is a few blocks south of St Roch on 607 Marigny Street.
RUBARB Community Bike Shop is nearby at 2239 Piety Street where you can hang out, donate an old bike or get help & tools to fix your own bike.

 

Bike Paths

St Roch has several bike lanes for leisure and commuting with upcoming projects on the way.

  • The Southern border of St Roch is St Claude Avenue, equipped with a bike lane extending from Lower 9th Ward to the French Quarter. This is a major bicycling commuter lane that connects downtown New Orleans with the downriver neighborhoods.

  • In the center of St Roch is the protected bike lane on N. Galvez Street heading Eastbound along the one-way street that begins in Treme at the Lafitte Greenway and ends on the East end of St Roch. The Westbound counterpart to this route is N. Miro Street, which currently has two lanes and bicycles share one lane. But, construction will begin in 2022 to convert one lane into a protected bike path, too.

  • For a slow-paced fun ride, St Roch Avenue is a popular choice with bike lanes along both sides of the Oak-filled neutral ground. This route begins at St Roch Market and ends at St Roch Park, and is frequented by several bicycle tours.

 

Bicycling Infrastructure

You may have seen new bike paths, green boxes painted on the streets, and flex-posts creating a protective barrier on bike lanes throughout the city. Moving New Orleans Bikes is an effort by the Office of Transportation to improve safety, access, and connectivity for people riding bicycles. A better bicycle network will provide job access, health benefits, reduce demand for parking, and improve the quality of life. Visit their website for details on upcoming projects, community meetings, and frequently asked questions.