Top New Mexico Mountain Bike Tours

Every day, we offer a leisurely ride through the heart of Santa Fe from our central location at the Santa Fe Railyards / inside the historic Santa Fe Depot. This signature two-hour experience showcases the beautiful culture, art, history, and panoramic landscapes of 'The City Different' as our professional, local tour guides offer an intimate look at the many unique landmarks and local treasures along the route. This ride is enjoyable for all skill levels, and families (riders 4’8” and up) are welcome! Traditional pedal bikes are included; please inquire about E-bike upgrades.

See a different side of Santa Fe beyond the plaza on a fun and athletic e-bike tour that earns rave reviews from travelers. Cover more ground than you would on a walking tour, taking advantage of the bike’s battery-assisted boost to go farther without breaking a sweat. Visit places many tourists miss, like the Santa Fe Railyard and River Park that hugs the Rio Grande, while a guide shares insider history not found in the guidebooks.

Discover the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Santa Fe on our 3.5-hour Small Batch E-Bike Tour. This unique experience navigates through historic landmarks, from the Santa Fe Plaza to the Loretta Chapel, all while riding modern Lectric e-bikes. Led by expert local guides, you’ll also explore the city’s vibrant art scene and its breathtaking views along Canyon Road and Museum Hill. Ideal for most skill levels, this intimate tour is capped at just 4 guests, ensuring personal attention as you cycle through the enchanting streets of The City Different. Please note all riders on this e-bike tour must be 18 years of age or older for safety reasons.

The Duke City Pedaler is a 14-passenger party bike that cruises the streets of ABQ making stops at local pubs, breweries, bars, and restaurants. It’s an eco-friendly, pedal-powered party on wheels! Take a cruise through Al-BREW-querque to enjoy some of the best local suds in the Southwest! No need to care about calories when you’re on the party bike—earn that pint! This 2.5-hour beverage tour of Old Town/Sawmill Albuquerque features three stops at Sawmill area and Old Town Plaza watering holes (including Sawmill Market, Ponderosa Brewing Co., The Taproom at Old Town, Ezra's Taste of Home, Downshift Brewing, Noisy Water Winery, and Sheehan Winery Tasting Room).

Embark on a journey through time as we unveil the vibrant history, art, and characters that make Taos unlike any other place. Our pedal-assist e-bike tour is an educational and fun adventure that offers a local’s perspective on the hidden gems of this enchanting town.

This private e-bike tour explores the historic and cultural heritage of Santa Fe through a refined journey. Ride across Old Town where ancient traditions and architectural influences define the city’s identity. Begin near the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, a landmark shaped by classical design and spiritual legacy. Pause at the Cross of the Martyrs to admire views connected to history older than the United States. Continue toward the Randall Davey Sanctuary, where natural beauty meets early artistic heritage. Follow the Santa Fe River paths that reflect agricultural and cultural foundations of the region. Explore the Railyard Arts District where contemporary creativity blends with deep-rooted heritage. Conclude in a peaceful setting that reflects the enduring spirit of this cultural destination. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Ride at an even pace through the historic streets of Taos, on an e-bike. Along the way, watch earth-toned adobe buildings reflect light differently at different hours. Visit an adobe home where one of the most famous figures of the American frontier once dwelled. At San Francisco de Assisi Church, experience the calm that has attracted visitors for generations. Why has this church been rebuilt multiple times using traditional methods? Near the Taos Art Museum, discover how artists once lived and worked in this area. How did Taos become a magnet for painters in the early 20th century? What role did local landscapes play in shaping American art movements? The tour connects these questions to what you see, making each stop meaningful from a visitor’s perspective. Please note: The availability and accessibility of attractions may vary based on time of day and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.