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Bicycle Ride Vineyard Haven Franklin Street and Main Street

Bicycle Ride Vineyard Haven Franklin Street and Main Street

Bicycle ride along Franklin Street and Main Street in Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard. Boutiques, galleries, and harbor views from the seat of a bike.

We filmed this bicycle ride through Vineyard Haven along two of its best-known streets, Franklin Street and Main Street. It shows the town at street level, the same blocks you'd cover on foot or by bike on a visit. If you know Vineyard Haven, you can see it again from home; if you don't, it gives you a fair idea of the place before a trip. 

A tree-lined road running down toward the water, mailboxes on the right and boulders along the lawn
Vineyard Haven · the end of the roadPhoto by MV Vacation

Where the road runs out under the trees and the water opens up ahead.

Trimmed hedges, a flag and parked cars along a street in Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Haven · in townPhoto by MV Vacation

A Vineyard Haven street in summer.

Filmed June 2023The island moves on: shops, signs and prices may differ from what you see here. The text of this guide was checked October 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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