Top New Hampshire Mountain Bike Tours

This bike tour experience seamlessly blends history, art, culture, and local Portsmouth stories. This tour is guaranteed to satisfy your love of culture, history, and preservation. You and your guide will travel along the quiet streets in Portsmouth, along peaceful roads, tucked-away neighborhoods, stopping at historic landmarks and sites. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the maritime history, fishing, and the historic preservation that paved the way for historic House museums, and Strawbery Banke: a collection of preserved 18th-20th century homes during Urban Renewal. -Pedal to the North End and hear the stories that bring this former neighborhood to life -Visit The Hill, where 19th-century homes were saved and moved during Urban Renewal -Explore the riverfront of Prescott Park, a former neighborhood of bars and brothels -Pedal to Little Harbor and hear stories about the royalty at the Wentworth‑Coolidge Mansion -Visit the runaway Ona Judge mural. Sa ve on our site

Cover more of New Hampshire’s scenic coastline than you could on foot while enjoying the ease of an electric bike. This semi-private tour follows coastal roads through historic communities with stops to admire the Atlantic Ocean and local landmarks. Ride with a guide who handles the route, so you can focus on the scenery and the experience. The tour lasts about 3.5 hours, offering a balanced pace to enjoy the sights.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Hampshire as you pedal through vibrant woods, and peaceful colorful marshes. The rail is a haven for nature lovers. Keep your eyes open for wild turkeys, songbirds, & other wildlife as you ride along marshside paths and through wooded clearings. But beneath your wheels lies another story. This peaceful rail was once a busy railroad corridor. The rails connected the Seacoast to the wider world, carrying people, goods & even the famous beer produced by Portsmouth brewmaster Frank Jones. The railroad also played a role in one of the Seacoast’s most chilling stories. In 1873, Lewis Wagner escaped after the infamous Smuttynose Island murders, beginning a flight that became part of one of New England’s most notorious murder mysteries. Now, nature has reclaimed the corridor. Where locomotives once traveled, cyclists glide along flat, well-maintained crushed-stone paths surrounded by wetlands, forests, and the changing colors of the seasons.

Explore Portsmouth, New Hampshire on two wheels with this half-day, self-guided bike rental. Choose your own pace and cycle between landmarks at your leisure. See local sites like Prescott Park, Fort Stark State Historic Site, and the Wentworth-Gardner House. Plan your own itinerary and cover ground quickly on a comfortable 7-speed bicycle. This rental includes a map, lock, and helmet.