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Coming into Vineyard Haven in spring, the trees along the road in bloom.
A bicycle ride from Edgartown to Vineyard Haven on Martha's Vineyard: the full route between the two towns, filmed in 4K.
Bicycle Ride Edgartown to Vineyard Haven Martha's Vineyard
This video follows a bike ride from Edgartown to Vineyard Haven on Martha's Vineyard, shot from the rider's point of view. If you're thinking about renting a bike, it's a straightforward way to see what the roads, traffic, and scenery between the two towns actually look like before you go.
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Location: Edgartown and Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, USA
Video resolution: 4K
Video type: Bicycle Ride
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The whole route is on camera: leaving Edgartown's streets, the stretches of road and greenery in between, and the ride into Vineyard Haven. You'll see the coastal sections, the tree cover, and how the traffic changes along the way. It's shot in 4K, so it holds up full-screen if you want to study the route in detail.
Filmed July 2023The island moves on: shops, signs and prices may differ from what you see here. The text of this guide was checked September 2026.
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Safety Notice: Martha's Vineyard roads, especially up-island, can be narrow and heavily trafficked during summer months. We strongly recommend sticking to the island's dedicated bike paths rather than riding on roads shared with motor vehicles. If you must ride on roads, wear a helmet, use lights, and exercise extreme caution. Cycling conditions change seasonally; always check current trail and road conditions before your ride.
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