You can get around Rocky Point by bike. There is not a bike lane but you can ride along the boardwalk until you reach the viewpoint.

You can head out of town and explore the coastline of Rocky Point. During low tide, you can ride out and explore what wildlife the tides have left behind. You can enjoy picturesque moments as the sun rises or sets along the sea line. Thicker tires are recommended, as the sand will be softer and make it more difficult to peddle on thin frames.

The surrounding area is full of various hiking and biking. One of the best mountain biking trails that can be found close to Rocky Point is El Pinacate. This biosphere is host to a variety of wildlife and gorgeous desert landscape.

This circuit in the reserve is approximately 10 miles in length at the intersection of the Batamote Mountain and Sonoyta River. The trail is considered difficult due to several hills and interesting challenges that make up the trail. 

You can also explore a group of ancient volcanic peaks in the Pinacate Reserve, head on over to the trails at Elegante Crater. The crater makes a fantastic bike trek along the rim, starting from the entrance and ending where you started.

If you do not have your own biking gear, you can check out one of the many local shops that have rentals available located near resorts and the downtown area.