Every skate, every week
Times, meeting points, miles and levels — everything you need to show up.
Tuesday night skate Miami
Every Tuesday · 7:30 PM
- Distance
- 10–18 mi
- Style
- Urban streets
- Level
- More advanced
- Route
- Confirmed every week in our Telegram chat
Our signature skate. We roll out from Collins Ave at 7:30 sharp and take the streets of Miami Beach and the nearby South Florida cities — 10 to 18 miles at a group pace. It's the faster, more advanced night of the week, so come with solid stops and turns. The route goes up in the Telegram chat before we roll.
Tuesday route goes up here before we roll. Meet at 2201 Collins Ave, rolling at 7:30!
6:05 PM
Routes are confirmed in our Telegram
Route changes, rain calls, Sunday skates and last-minute plans all land in the group chat first.
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First Friday of every month · rain or shine
- Distance
- 10–12 mi
- Pace
- About 10 mph
- Route
- Changes every month
- Style
- Urban, smooth streets with little traffic
- Rain or shine
- Cyclists welcome
- Helmet and protective gear required
- Bring water
Once a month, rain or shine, we meet at SoundScape Park and skate 10 to 12 miles at about 10 mph on smooth streets with little traffic. The route changes every month, so it never gets old — and it has been rolling for years.
Also on the calendar
SkateGiving Marathon
Marathon distance on Thanksgiving morning — burn the calories before the feast.
Every Thanksgiving morning
Miami Inline Marathon
The 3rd edition of the Miami Inline Marathon, presented by SobeRollers: full marathon, half marathon, 5 mi / 8 km and kids races, with a $10,000 cash purse.
MIAInlinemarathon.com (opens in a new tab)Date to be announced
Sunday skates
Relaxed Sunday rolls — watch the chat for the spot and time.
Posted in Telegram
Speed training, Skating4Cause & Critical Mass
SoBe Speed training sessions, skates for a cause and the Miami Critical Mass ride — follow @soberollers so you don't miss them.
Announced on Instagram
Bring this
- Helmet · required on every skate
- Wrist guards · required at Skater Migration
- Blinky light · required on night skates
- Water · always
Before you come
A few rules keep a group of fifty, a hundred, sometimes three hundred skaters safe on city streets.
- Helmets are required on every skate.
- Blinkies are required at night. Reflective clothing helps.
- Know how to stop and turn before you join Tuesday or First Friday.
- Stay with the group and listen to the ride leaders.