Bike

Concord Bike Share

The Minuteman Bike Share is an easy and convenient option for renting a bike in town. Bike Share stations are in Concord Visitor Center at 58 Main Street and West Concord entrance to the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail near the bridge over the Nashoba Brook. The Bike Share also has two adaptive bikes available for diverse mobility needs. The Minuteman Bike Share is a regional collaboration between the towns of Concord and Acton and bikes can be rented at any of the 4 stations and dropped off at any of the other stations. Check out the website for more information!

Please note, the bike share is seasonal typically April 1st through November 30th.

Bicycles and the MBTA

In Concord, there are two commuter rail stations, one in West Concord (ADA accessible, with one covered and two uncovered bike rack parking), and another station at Concord Depot (bike racks also available). Outside of morning rush hours, you can bring your bike with you on the train. Reference MBTA's Commuter Rail website for live updates, schedules, where the commuter rail takes you from Concord, and much more. Click on this link to check Reduced Fares eligibility requirements.

Looking for more bicycle opportunities?

Concord Bikes is a volunteer community group that promotes bicycling as a heathy and environmentally positive means of transportation and recreation. They sponsor the annual Concord Bike Fest and advocate for safe cycling throughout the town.

Follow Bike-to-School Concord for safety tips, routes, and events for kids and parents biking to school.

This Bike to school map shows recommended routes for students to travel by bike to their schools in Concord. You can also find route suggestions with this tool.

The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail (BFRT) covers a route from Framingham MA all the way up to Lowell MA (note that some sections are in plan to be completed soon, visit this link for updates). Access the BFRT town map to learn more; please note that on the south entrance to the BFRT there is a Bike Repair station.

From Concord, the Reformatory Branch Trail starts at the intersection of Keyes Rd and Lowell Rd. The trail connects to Bedford as a direct link to the revolutionary Minuteman Commuter Bikeway, which has connecting points with Lexington, Arlington, and Cambridge.

Concord is also part of the route of the Bay Circuit Trail & Greenway, which is about 230 miles long.

Remember to ride safely, learn about bicycle safety on this link.