San Clemente has the Beach Trail along the rail corridor and canyon trail networks inland. We're a Santa Ana shop about 30 miles by road from San Clemente City Hall.
The City of San Clemente describes a popular 2.3-mile Beach Trail from North Beach to Calafia Beach, with stops at the Pier and T-Street. Pedal bikes are welcome; they must yield to pedestrians, stay under 10 mph, and walk through marked zones. E-bikes are not allowed on the Beach Trail. Inland, the city lists major trail networks spanning beach, canyons and ridgelines, and notes that bikes are welcome on those trails.
We're not in San Clemente; our one shop is in Santa Ana. South-county riders usually make the drive for specialist service, electronic shifting, builds and Cervélo bikes rather than a quick flat fix.
About 29.7 miles by road from San Clemente City Hall (910 Calle Negocio) (24.8 miles in a straight line). Approximate: computed from OpenStreetMap coordinates and routing data. Traffic and your exact start point change it.
From City Hall at 910 Calle Negocio, the fastest route in our map data uses Avenida Pico to I-5 north, then the 73 corridor toward Costa Mesa / Fairview, exiting toward Fairview Rd and turning onto W MacArthur Blvd to Suite B. That routing is about 29.7 miles by road (24.8 miles straight-line) and may include the 73 toll road. An alternate is I-5 north to the 405 north, then the Fairview / MacArthur exit—slower, no toll. Distances are approximate from OpenStreetMap routing.
Directions from San Clemente in Google Maps
About 2.3 miles from North Beach to Calafia Beach. Pedal bikes only on the Beach Trail; yield to pedestrians, keep speed under 10 mph, and watch for trains along the corridor. Stay on the trail—rail right-of-way is not for bikes or pedestrians.
Sources: City of San Clemente: Beach Trail
San Clemente lists multiple trail networks from the beach into the canyons and ridgelines. Bikes are welcome on those city trails; check the city's trail pages for access points and current conditions.
Many south-county riders link coastal roads north toward Dana Point, Laguna Beach and Newport. Salt air and steep rollers mean healthy brakes and a clean drivetrain matter.
Salt air, sandy paths and canyon climbs ask a lot of bikes. San Clemente riders usually book a tune-up, hydraulic brake bleed, Di2 / AXS service or a build. For a new Cervélo, start with a quote.
San Clemente packing list: the 2.3-mile Beach Trail (pedal bikes only; no e-bikes), inland canyon trails, and salty coastal air that is hard on chains. City rules ask cyclists to yield, keep under 10 mph on the Beach Trail, and walk bikes in marked zones.
From San Clemente City Hall, the general direction toward the shop is northwest. Our routing data shows about 29.7 miles by road (24.8 miles in a straight line). Fastest OSRM routing may use the 73 toll road; I-5 to the 405 is an alternate without the toll.
San Clemente riders usually combine a visit with specialist work: tune-ups, brake bleeds, Di2 / AXS, builds, and Cervélo quotes. Book service or call (714) 760-4908.
Sources: City of San Clemente: Beach Trail · City of San Clemente: Trails & Hiking
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About 29.7 miles by road from San Clemente City Hall using the fastest OSRM route in our data (it may use the 73 toll road), or 24.8 miles in a straight line. Both are approximate.
We service many bike types; call (714) 760-4908 about your specific e-bike before you drive up. Note that San Clemente prohibits e-bikes on the Beach Trail regardless of class.
For a simple flat, a closer shop is usually smarter. Riders typically visit us for electronic shifting, builds, Cervélo bikes or a thorough service when they want specialist attention.
Yes. See our triathlon bike service page and book a pre-race check with your race date.
Veloaded Cyclery has one location, in Santa Ana. We don't have a shop in San Clemente.
(714) 760-4908 · [email protected]
Hours as listed on Google. Call ahead on holidays.
