Cycling in Westchester County benefits from a mix of suburban road networks, trail systems, and proximity to New York City. The county’s rolling terrain makes it attractive for road cyclists, while the North County Trailway and Bronx River Pathway provide dedicated multi-use routes for recreational riders and commuters. Local cycling clubs organize group rides ranging from beginner-friendly distances to advanced endurance training, and charity rides and regional events regularly pass through or are hosted in the area. Mountain biking is supported by wooded parklands and trail systems in county parks, offering off-road options beyond paved routes. While Westchester does not host major professional races, it maintains an active grassroots cycling presence supported by clubs, park infrastructure, and year-round riding opportunities when weather permits.
