Bicycles at AKV and at WL ?

[WeCampDisney]

We are about to buy our first DVC. Are the bike racks at the villas? Would love to ride the jogging trails and ride from Kidani to Jamba. Could also ride from WL to Fort Wilderness. We would bring our own bikes. Thanks y'all.

 

[Barbydoll8]

I've never seen them at AKL (I own at Kidani) but I believe they have them at WL since they rent bikes there. They are outside the villa building so not right at your door.
The distance from Kidani to Jambo is only about 1/3 of a mile. It's a 10 min walk.

 

[BillPA]

There are not many places to ride. Disney does not want you on their roads with a bike.

 

[Anthony1971]

WL does have a bike trail as do other resorts but I am 99.9999% positive AK does not... there is nothing but parking lots or garages or the street and some sidewalks to and from bus stops and you guessed it parking lots/garages...

 

[_auroraborealis_]

AK does not have bikes, and I cannot imagine they want you riding the path (that takes 5 minutes to walk) between Jambo and Kidani.

The jogging trails are not built as shared paths.

 

[miTnosnhoJ]

I found this site that may help.
http://www.bikeorlando.net/disney-world-biking.htm

 

[Deb & Bill]

You'd have to keep your own personal bikes inside your villa or locked to your vehicle. There aren't bike racks for personally owned bikes. And you cannot ride them on the roadways.

 

[Lizziemom]

My husband and I always bring our bikes when staying at the Wilderness Lodge. Riding from the Lodge and all over the camp ground is often a highlight of our trip. There are two bike racks for personal bikes. They were up the walk way from the bike barn. Our bikes were often the only two bikes locked to it. I don't know where they moved the bike racks to during the construction. I seem to recall they were on the walkway between the Lodge and the Villas. We have never brought our bikes into the room or left them in the parking lot. We do bring a lock and use that whenever we leave them.

Ride to the campground early in the morning and see all of the deer about on the path.