Be Election Ready in 2022 Every 10 years after Census data is recorded, voting districts are redrawn to represent changes in population. Redistricting affects which races and candidates you will see on your ballot. All voters will receive a new voter information card before the August 23, 2022 Primary Election. You can also visit iamelectionready.org to check your voter information status and learn more about redistricting. BE informed. BE involved. & car-free path that spans the seven miles of the City of Miami Beach from south to north (and vice versa)! And with ocean views, no less! Just in time for Memorial Day of 2022, the fi- nal piece of the beachfront path was com- pleted, meaning bicyclists can now pedal from South Pointe Park all the way up to 87th Street and the border with Surfside without encountering a single car — not even an inter- section! If you glance past the sea grape trees to the east, you’ll catch our world-famous beach, and to the west, the art deco and more modernist architectural wonders of Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue. But don’t forget to look straight ahead, as you will be sharing this new thoroughfare with gaggles of pedestri- ans, joggers, and in-line skaters. Note: In- trepid two-wheelers can roll well beyond where the pavement ends if they care to — all the way up to Haulover Inlet. BES T JOG Black Creek Trail SOUTH MIAMI-DADE COUNTY TRAILLINK.COM/TRAIL/BLACK-CREEK- TRAIL-(MIAMI-DADE) You say you jog along Miami’s urban thor- oughfares, cheek-by-jowl with reckless driv- ers and raging Pollo Loco customers? What? Are you nuts? Find peace and serenity along the 8.9 miles of Black Creek Trail, which winds northwestward along its namesake ca- nal from Black Point Park and Marina to SW 176th Street and Lindgren Road near Larry and Penny Thompson Park in West Miami- Dade. Pace yourself along the paved path, lulled by the lush greenery. You’re likely to spot birds and amateur fishermen, maybe even a manatee or two. But you won’t have to contend with traffic. Recreation Sports BES T TENNIS COUR T S Crandon Park Tennis Center 7300 CRANDON BOULEVARD KEY BISCAYNE, 33149 305-365-2300 miamidade.gov/parks/crandon-tennis.asp it’s been a minute since the Miami Open packed up its tournament and moved to Hard Rock Stadium, but the tennis courts on Key Biscayne where Jimmy Connors, Serena Wil- liams, Andre Agassi, and Chris Evert once served and volleyed are still standing and are open to the public. The Crandon Park Tennis Center has 27 tennis courts available for use to anyone with a racquet. And it’s affordable, too: $5 per player for hard, $7 for clay. Thir- teen of the courts are equipped with night lighting for a $2-an-hour upcharge. Beyond the quality of courts and the history of the site, the tennis center boasts a beautiful set- ting, nestled among coconut palms, with the occasional iguana speeding by. If you insist upon making like a pro, you can play on the stadium court ($18 an hour per player). BES T GOLF COURSE Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne 6700 CRANDON BOULEVARD KEY BISCAYNE, 33149 305-361-9129 GOLFCRANDON.COM With lush mangroves, water hazards aplenty and pops of palms throughout, Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne is what Mi- ami golf dreams are made of. This year the par-72 bayside course officially celebrates its 50th birthday. And five decades in, it re- mains on top of its game, from its mammoth par-five first hole to the dogleg right over 40 BENGRANTHAM / GETT Y IMAGES 40 JUNE 23-29, 2022 JUNE 23-29, 2022 NEW TIMES NEW TIMES BEST OF MIAMI® 2022 BEST OF MIAMI® 2022 miaminewtimes.com | browardpalmbeach.com miaminewtimes.com | browardpalmbeach.com
