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We made the Herald’s front page. Now we have some work to do. The article is one of the most important public recognitions of our work to date. Learn more about the Herald article here.
A Call to Action
The City of Miami is organizing three workshops to explore options for three distinct segments of the Commodore Trail. A good turnout from all our friends will be important in charting the course for next steps in the Master Plan process. Learn more and register for the workshops here.
County presents preliminary plan for South Bayshore Dr. Improvement Project in Zoom webinar. Residents and users of the Commodore Trail respond.
On April 27, Miami-Dade County staff and consultants hosted a virtual meeting regarding the South Bayshore Drive Improvements project. The county and its consultants presented draft street design concepts and proposals for improved bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, including the Commodore Trail. This project will be the first segment of the trail to be completed, serving as an important example for the improvements still to come. To download the county presentation, click here. To view our statement about the presentation and county plans, click here.
THE COMMODORE TRAIL MASTER PLAN IS IN MOTION!!

You Can Be Part of the Trail’s Future Neighbors, community members, business owners, runners, bikers, walkers, strollers, boaters, visitors, advocates…
The City of Miami, in partnership with Miami Dade County, the City of Coral Gables and Friends of the Commodore Trail, is now officially working on the design of the master plan to improve the Commodore Trail, the five-mile-long trail that provides non-motorized connectivity to bicycles and pedestrians from Old Cutler Trail in S. Coral Gables throughout Coconut Grove to the Rickenbacker Causeway Trail.
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WHY WE CARE
Every day hundreds of people walk, run, or bike along the historic Commodore Trail, a five-mile path hugging Biscayne Bay from Coral Gables to Key Biscayne. The trail is Miami’s best-kept not-so-secret destination. While the Commodore Trail is heavily used, few residents know its name, let alone its importance.
The mission of Friends of the Commodore Trail is to advocate for the improvement and maintenance of the trail. We are a group of neighbors committed to advocating for a safe, functional, well-designed path for all to love and enjoy.
The Commodore Trail represents the best of Miami – its beauty, history, and unique environment. Join our movement and help us advocate for a better Commodore Trail for future generations.
