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Commodore Trail

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Commodore Trail

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Commodore Trail

Q: How long does it typically take to hike this trail?

The Commodore Trail is approximately 4.1 kilometers (2.5 miles) long. Based on average hiking speeds, it takes about 1 hour to complete the route.

Q: Is the trail suitable for beginners or families?

Yes, the trail is rated as easy and is generally flat, making it suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners and families. Its paved nature also accommodates various activities like walking, skating, and biking.

Q: What is the terrain like on the route?

The terrain is primarily paved, but it varies along its course. You'll encounter dedicated bike lanes, extended road shoulders, narrow sidewalks, and shared roadways with vehicular traffic. Some sections require caution due to busy road crossings and driveways.

Q: What are the main points of interest along the way?

The route offers a rich tapestry of scenery and points of interest. You can see the Miami City Hall , Regatta Park , and Charles and Isabella Peacock Park . Other notable spots include Myers Bayside Park & Inner Key Marina , Cocowalk Panther Fountain , and Coconut Grove Marina . The trail also passes by beautiful homes, churches, schools, and downtown areas with shops and restaurants in Coconut Grove.

Q: Does the trail connect to other paths for longer journeys?

Yes, the Commodore Trail serves as a crucial link. It connects to the 11-mile Old Cutler Trail at its southern end and the 8-mile Rickenbacker Trail at its northern end, allowing for extended journeys.

Q: What are the parking options and access points for the trail?

The trail winds through central Coconut Grove and connects to other major trails, offering various access points. While specific parking lots aren't detailed, you can typically find parking in the neighborhoods and downtown areas of Coconut Grove that the trail passes through. Consider starting near parks like Regatta Park or Peacock Park for potential parking.

Q: Is the Commodore Trail dog-friendly?

The trail is generally dog-friendly, but leash laws are enforced in Miami-Dade County. Always keep your dog on a leash and be mindful of other users, as some sections are shared with vehicular traffic and cyclists.

Q: What is the best time of year to visit?

Miami's climate makes the trail enjoyable year-round, but the cooler, drier months from November to April are often preferred for outdoor activities. Summers can be hot and humid with a higher chance of rain, so an early morning or late afternoon visit is recommended during those months.

Q: Are there any permits or entrance fees required?

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access or use the Commodore Trail. It is a publicly accessible route.

Q: Are there any specific wildlife warnings to be aware of?

Yes, you may encounter local wildlife. There is a specific Iguanas and Crocodile Warning along the route. Always maintain a safe distance from wildlife and do not feed them.

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4.12km

10m

Hiking

Embark on an easy hike along the Commodore Trail, a 2.6-mile (4.1 km) route that offers a gentle 28 feet (9 metres) of elevation gain. You can complete this pleasant journey in about 1 hour and 2 minutes. As you hike, you will discover a blend of urban waterfront scenery…

Last updated: April 23, 2026

Waypoints

Miami City Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

The building that is now used as Miami's City Hall was originally built as the Pan American Airlines Terminal Building in 1934. The building was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1976.

Tip by

501 m

Regatta Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Regatta Park is a park along Biscayne Bay that got its name from the sailing regattas that can often be seen from its shores. The park has a boat ramp and short multi-use paths.

Tip by

620 m

Myers Bayside Park & Inner Key Marina

Highlight • Rest Area

Myers Bayside Park is a small park with benches, picnic tables, and a pier overlooking Biscayne Bay. It offers basic facilities like restrooms.

Tip by

888 m

Iguanas and Crocodile Warning

Highlight • Natural

1.24 km

Charles and Isabella Peacock Park

Highlight • Historical Site

1.45 km

Cocowalk Panther Fountain

Highlight • Monument

1.62 km

Coconut Grove Marina

Highlight • Rest Area

4.12 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.88 km

172 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

2.68 km

992 m

343 m

Elevation

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it typically take to hike this trail?

The Commodore Trail is approximately 4.1 kilometers (2.5 miles) long. Based on average hiking speeds, it takes about 1 hour to complete the route.

Is the trail suitable for beginners or families?

Yes, the trail is rated as easy and is generally flat, making it suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners and families. Its paved nature also accommodates various activities like walking, skating, and biking.

What is the terrain like on the route?

The terrain is primarily paved, but it varies along its course. You'll encounter dedicated bike lanes, extended road shoulders, narrow sidewalks, and shared roadways with vehicular traffic. Some sections require caution due to busy road crossings and driveways.

What are the main points of interest along the way?

The route offers a rich tapestry of scenery and points of interest. You can see the Miami City Hall, Regatta Park, and Charles and Isabella Peacock Park. Other notable spots include Myers Bayside Park & Inner Key Marina, Cocowalk Panther Fountain, and Coconut Grove Marina. The trail also passes by beautiful homes, churches, schools, and downtown areas with shops and restaurants in Coconut Grove.

Does the trail connect to other paths for longer journeys?

Yes, the Commodore Trail serves as a crucial link. It connects to the 11-mile Old Cutler Trail at its southern end and the 8-mile Rickenbacker Trail at its northern end, allowing for extended journeys.

What are the parking options and access points for the trail?

The trail winds through central Coconut Grove and connects to other major trails, offering various access points. While specific parking lots aren't detailed, you can typically find parking in the neighborhoods and downtown areas of Coconut Grove that the trail passes through. Consider starting near parks like Regatta Park or Peacock Park for potential parking.

Is the Commodore Trail dog-friendly?

The trail is generally dog-friendly, but leash laws are enforced in Miami-Dade County. Always keep your dog on a leash and be mindful of other users, as some sections are shared with vehicular traffic and cyclists.

What is the best time of year to visit?

Miami's climate makes the trail enjoyable year-round, but the cooler, drier months from November to April are often preferred for outdoor activities. Summers can be hot and humid with a higher chance of rain, so an early morning or late afternoon visit is recommended during those months.

Are there any permits or entrance fees required?

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access or use the Commodore Trail. It is a publicly accessible route.

Are there any specific wildlife warnings to be aware of?

Yes, you may encounter local wildlife. There is a specific Iguanas and Crocodile Warning along the route. Always maintain a safe distance from wildlife and do not feed them.

Are there places to eat or get coffee near the trail?

Absolutely. As the trail passes through central Coconut Grove, you'll find numerous shops, restaurants, and coffee shops in the downtown areas, perfect for a break or a post-hike refreshment.