WEST PALM BEACH BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Night Ride Through Two Miles of Holiday Light at Okeeheelee Park
A ticketed, bicycle-only, 1.5-hour evening ride through a two-mile holiday-light display in West Palm Beach—this guide explains logistics, safety, and how to make the most of the experience.
Night Ride Through Two Miles of Holiday Light at Okeeheelee Park.
Lights 4 Hope opens Okeeheelee Park after dark for Bike Night, a relaxed, family-friendly ride through a two-mile stretch of holiday lights that turns a park path into an illuminated procession—an intimate seasonal spectacle best experienced by bicycle.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two miles of holiday lights at Okeeheelee Park
The core draw is a continuous, two-mile display of seasonal lighting that riders traverse on a prepared park path, creating an immersive evening ride surrounded by festive installations.
A leisurely, family-oriented evening
Bike Night is designed as a relaxing, non-competitive ride for friends and family to enjoy the lights safely and responsibly rather than a timed event.
A compact, memorable holiday experience
The event concentrates seasonal spectacle into a short, accessible loop that makes for an efficient and memorable night out for cyclists of varying abilities.
What the day feels like
What the ride feels like
Riders enter the park and follow a lit path through a two-mile sequence of holiday displays, moving at an easy pace that favors sightseeing and shared moments with companions rather than athletic effort.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this event suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The event operates in the evening window; riders should plan to be checked in well before the show and must exit the display by the posted closing time.
Participants must provide their own bicycles, lighting, and safety gear; helmets are legally required for riders 16 and under.
Tickets are pre-sale only and must be purchased online; organizers recommend checking in at 5:00 PM in the designated parking lot to receive wrist bands.
Riders are responsible for arranging their own parking or transportation to the park; follow the posted entry instructions at Forest Hill Blvd and Eshleman Trail.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the event hours?
The event is open in the evening for a 1.5-hour window and riders must exit the show by the posted closing time.
When should I check in?
Organizers recommend checking in at 5:00 PM in the parking lot to the west (directly across from Shark Wake Park) so you have ample time to receive wrist bands before the lights open.
Do I need to bring my own bike and lights?
Yes; participants must provide their own bicycles, lighting, and safety gear.
Are helmets required?
Helmets are required by state law for riders 16 and under.
Can I walk my dog or run the route?
No; the event is for bicycle riders only—walkers, runners, pets, and skaters are not allowed.
How do I buy tickets?
Tickets are pre-sale only and must be purchased online to participate.