
West Venetian Causeway Bridge
West Venetian Causeway Bridge
Miami, United States
Opened in 1927, this causeway consists of 12 bridges connecting 11 manmade islands.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Opened in 1927, this causeway consists of 12 bridges connecting 11 manmade islands.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Dan Anteck — a month ago
Did not disappoint. Got me across the water. Missed getting launched at the causeway, but added entertainment. Do recommend crossing
**★★★★★ Jan — 2 months ago
Wonderful place for a sunrise run from the Miami to Miami Beach side! There are walking/running and bicycle paths on each side of the road and minimal traffic lights.
**★★★★★ Josh — 3 months ago
Great view when you walk cross a bridge
**★★★★★ Frank Garcia — 11 months ago
MUST TRY!!
Venetian Causeway is hands down one of the best spots for jogging, cycling, or just taking a relaxing walk after work. The views of Downtown Miami and Edgewater are absolutely stunning, especially during golden hour—it’s the perfect backdrop for any workout.
You’ll see plenty of locals using the path for the same reason, whether they’re running, biking, or just soaking in the scenery. If you’re cycling, it takes about 15 minutes from Edgewater to South Beach, and walking is roughly
**★★★★★ Johan Björefeldt — 3 years ago
Great route if you're visiting Miami Beach by bike or by foot. There's both a sidewalk and dedicated bike lane along the entire bridge. Some decent views of the city along the way, though somewhat obstructed by other bridges. It's quite a long bridge (maybe 15 min by bike), but very minimal slopes.
















