The Bike Hut

Stephane Maes

For now just water and a bathroom 200 feet up the road. So glad to have a place to stop and refill the bottle. Please tip them and keep it as you left it. Some day they will be back post pandemic so please support them.

Sunshine

Father’s Day ride on June 18th. Thank you We just came here on Oct 17th and have cold fresh water. Thank you so much for providing this for cyclist

Ryan Hayward

This is an incredible place. After an extremely difficult bike climb, followed by a descent, we came upon this place out of nowhere. The delicious coffee and treats were a godsend, and the (honor-system) prices are very cheap. We are very grateful this place exists!

Kathleen Schindler

Jay was most welcoming! We loved hearing about how he and his wife started their sustainable farm! The Bike Hut is such a wonderful concept! Thanks for all you do for mankind!

Pranav Sairam

This was an incredible place. It was really well maintained and the prices were very cheap. It was very nice to see that there was water plus a handful of other things such as bike parts as well. Stumbled on this place while descending Tunitas and will definitely come back.

Camilla Hall

Such a nice place to relax and warm up after a cold morning through the redwoods.

Jeff La Plante

A good place to break and refuel for cyclists. Great snacks, water and cheap prices. Worth a stop.

Alan King

Such a great idea! A welcome stop on a big ride as part of a group. Right at the bottom of a good steady climb too. Recommend adding it to the map for those in the vicinity. 😎🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️ ☕

Maureen Newman

The Bike Hut is in a really good location for bikers going along Highway 1 or biking out to Skyline. Make sure to bring some quarters and small bills, because the snacks, coffee, water, and porta-potty range start at $0.25. Sometimes it is hard to judge how hungry you might get on a ride, and The Bike Hut helps if you underestimate and need a quick pick-me up.

J P

Grest stop over for bicycists on the way up to tunitas rd. Water snacks and more.

So cool that they offer this to cyclists. I detoured here from a coast ride and had a very pleasant refueling break.

Amazing spot to recover and refill water/snack for the ride

Amazing place, thank you so much!

Honor system, water refills, snacks, places to sit and park bikes, maps and guide to the farm inside

I'll pile on with the positives. This is a must stop location for any cyclist on The Peninsula. The Tunitas climb is one of my favorites for many reason, looping by the Bike Hut among them. The owners keep a simple stock of eats and drinks. Lounging with a coffee with farmland around has to be one of life's simple pleasures.

Two words... F'ing awesome! Bike pump next door, great place to relax. Great snacks, for a small fee (donation). Free water outside and inside. Bathroom further down the road.

Amazing little refuge to rest and refuel before the climb up Tunitas. It warms my heart that such a place exists where the door is always open and it operates on the honor system

I don't know of anyplace like The Bike Hut. It's kind of like a little old-fashion country store set up to cater mostly to bicyclists. The walls are lined with bike photos and memorabilia. It's stocked with a variety of snacks, water, sun-tan creams, brew-it-yourself coffee, a small assortment of tools, bike tubes, CO2 cartridges, a pump. One of the things most conspicuously missing however is a store clerk. Instead, if there's something there there you want, just put your money in the open cash box. It's completely on the honor system. What a concept!

What an amazing place, water, snacks, hot drinks, spare tubes, pumps everything you could need. Fantastic little place powered by honesty

Mister Moody

Amazing place, thank you so much!

Elliot Marshall

So cool that they offer this to cyclists. I detoured here from a coast ride and had a very pleasant refueling break.

Andrea Montano Hernandez

Amazing spot to recover and refill water/snack for the ride

Adam Hodes

Honor system, water refills, snacks, places to sit and park bikes, maps and guide to the farm inside

J Rogers

What an amazing place, water, snacks, hot drinks, spare tubes, pumps everything you could need. Fantastic little place powered by honesty

oscar azucena

Two words... F'ing awesome! Bike pump next door, great place to relax. Great snacks, for a small fee (donation). Free water outside and inside. Bathroom further down the road.

Ron Mandel

Amazing little refuge to rest and refuel before the climb up Tunitas. It warms my heart that such a place exists where the door is always open and it operates on the honor system

Bryan Baker

I'll pile on with the positives. This is a must stop location for any cyclist on The Peninsula. The Tunitas climb is one of my favorites for many reason, looping by the Bike Hut among them. The owners keep a simple stock of eats and drinks. Lounging with a coffee with farmland around has to be one of life's simple pleasures.

Don Fabiano

I don't know of anyplace like The Bike Hut. It's kind of like a little old-fashion country store set up to cater mostly to bicyclists. The walls are lined with bike photos and memorabilia. It's stocked with a variety of snacks, water, sun-tan creams, brew-it-yourself coffee, a small assortment of tools, bike tubes, CO2 cartridges, a pump. One of the things most conspicuously missing however is a store clerk. Instead, if there's something there there you want, just put your money in the open cash box. It's completely on the honor system. What a concept!

Super thankful it is there, basically a shed with some ziploc snacks for 2.50 a piece. Why no venmo? Silly had no cash, so I did steal 0.25 worth of water. Will see if there is a way to pay

Cortney Mittelsteadt

Super thankful it is there, basically a shed with some ziploc snacks for 2.50 a piece. Why no venmo? Silly had no cash, so I did steal 0.25 worth of water. Will see if there is a way to pay