Bike Burbank
Bicycle Master Plan
Check out the City's Bicycle Master Plan (PDF) to find out what bicycle projects are coming to your neighborhood!
Burbank Bicycle Map
Burbank has a lot of bicycle paths, lanes, and routes to choose from and the Burbank Bicycle Map (PDF) will show you the way.
The Burbank BikeStop is a high-capacity indoor bicycle parking facility located at the Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station. The facility is designed to meet the growing demand of commuters that bike to/from transit. The Burbank BikeStop helps us promote a healthier, more sustainable Burbank! See below for more information.
Burbank BikeStop
The Burbank BikeStop is a high-capacity indoor bicycle parking facility located at the Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station. The facility is designed to meet the growing demand of commuters that bike to/from transit. The Burbank BikeStop helps us promote a healthier, more sustainable Burbank!
- FREE to Use
- 40 Bicycle Parking Spaces
- A Bicycle Repair Stand with Built In Tools
- Temperature Controlled
- Secure Access with CCTV
Registration is required. To register, please fill out a BikeStop User Agreement (PDF) and email it to [email protected] or for more information call (818) 238-5290.
Burbank Bicycle Lockers
The Burbank Airport North Metrolink Station has six bicycle lockers available for rent. The lockers are free to use, though registration is required.
To register please fill out a Bike Locker Agreement (PDF) and email it to [email protected] or for more information call (818) 238-5290.
Rusty Riders Adult Bicycle Education
The City of Burbank’s Community Development Department Transportation Division invites members of the community to join Rusty Riders Burbank, a class offered through the Burbank Parks and Recreation Department.
Rusty Riders is a class designed for people, especially older adults, who haven’t ridden a bike in a long time or who want a safe environment to rebuild their confidence. The class will help participants develop the skills to feel comfortable riding a bike again and to have fun riding around town. Topics covered include:
• Equipment basics, safety checks, and introduction to e-bikes
• Handling skills and hazard avoidance maneuvers
• Traffic safety, rider etiquette, and sharing the road with motorists
This class is not for complete beginners; participants must have some experience riding a bike. A bike is not required to register for the class; options for those without their own bikes and helmets will be provided. Classes occur on Saturdays from 9 a.m. -11 a.m., from September 12 – October 3. To register, click here, or visit burbankparks.com and search “Rusty Riders.”
For more information, email [email protected].
