


Lake Nona Regional Chamber of Commerce
About
Lake Nona's Olympic-quality cycling track offers families a unique opportunity to experience world-class cycling in a welcoming environment. With family bike events, youth programs, and the chance to watch competitive cyclists train and compete, it's an exciting way to introduce kids to the sport of cycling while enjoying an impressive facility that's unlike anything else in Central Florida.
Highlights
- ✓Olympic-quality velodrome track where kids can see professional-level cycling
- ✓Youth cycling programs that teach bike handling and track skills
- ✓Family bike events designed for all skill levels
- ✓Opportunity to watch competitive racing in an intimate, exciting venue
- ✓Unique chance to experience a sport not commonly available to families
Pro Tips
- 1.Contact the Chamber of Commerce during business hours (weekdays 9am-5pm) to learn about upcoming family events and youth program schedules, as cycling activities may not align with office hours
- 2.Bring water bottles and sunscreen - cycling venues can get hot, and staying hydrated is essential during any bike activity
- 3.If your kids are interested in trying track cycling, inquire about beginner sessions or family open ride times to test it out before committing to a program
- 4.Arrive early for competitive events to get good viewing spots and let kids watch the warm-ups - seeing cyclists up close is thrilling
- 5.Check if helmet rentals are available, though bringing your own properly-fitted helmets is always recommended
Best Time to Visit
Weekday evenings or weekend mornings typically offer the best family programming and youth events. Contact ahead during office hours to confirm cycling event schedules, as the facility hosts different activities throughout the week that may not correspond with Chamber office hours.
What to Know
This is a Chamber of Commerce office that provides information about the cycling venue and programs - call ahead during business hours to learn about family cycling events, youth program enrollment, costs, and facility access times which vary from office hours.
Seasonal Notes
Florida's milder fall through spring months (October-April) offer the most comfortable outdoor cycling conditions. Summer programs may be available but expect heat and afternoon thunderstorms typical of Central Florida summers.
Nearby Eats
Lake Nona's Town Center offers numerous family-friendly options including Canvas Restaurant & Market for casual dining, or try Boxi Park Lake Nona for food truck variety where kids can choose from multiple vendors in a fun outdoor setting.
More Activities Near Lake Nona
Lake Nona Performance Club
Lake Nona Performance Club is a comprehensive sports and fitness facility that offers families a one-stop destination for athletic activities and wellness. With youth sports leagues, multi-sport fields, beach volleyball courts, and fitness classes, it's perfect for active families looking to keep kids engaged in organized sports or introduce them to new athletic pursuits in a professional environment.
Northlake Park at Lake Nona
Northlake Park at Lake Nona is a scenic lakefront destination that offers families the perfect combination of active play and peaceful nature time. With multiple playgrounds catering to different age groups, a fishing pier extending over the water, and well-maintained walking paths with stunning lake views, this park provides hours of outdoor entertainment for the whole family.
Lake Nona Town Center
Lake Nona Town Center is a modern, pedestrian-friendly destination that offers families the perfect blend of outdoor play and convenience. With its interactive splash pad, spacious green lawns, and multiple play areas, kids can burn energy while parents enjoy the relaxed, walkable atmosphere with plenty of family-friendly dining options steps away.
Lake Nona Sculpture Garden
The Lake Nona Sculpture Garden offers families a delightful blend of art appreciation and outdoor exploration without the constraints of a traditional museum. Kids can run, play, and discover impressive larger-than-life sculptures along accessible walking paths, making it an ideal outing for parents who want to introduce art to their children in an active, pressure-free environment. Best of all, it's completely free and provides countless photo opportunities with colorful, intriguing installations.