Top New York Mountain Bike Tours - page 2

Get active while having fun and seeing some of New York City’s top sights on this morning or afternoon bicycle tour. Cycle past the skyscrapers of Lower Manhattan and spot the Statue of Liberty. Enjoy the urban scenery along the Hudson River path, then bike across the Brooklyn Bridge for a quintessential Big Apple experience, from where there are fantastic views of the Manhattan skyline.

he world's first steel-wire suspension bridge, New York’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge hangs at a height of 276 feet (85 meters) above the skyscraper-studded East River, connecting the colorful borough of Brooklyn with downtown Manhattan island. Pedal across the bridge’s 1,595 foot span (486 meters) on this engaging, family-friendly cycle tour along the celebrated West Side Greenway, to enjoy epic views of the New York skyline and experience Brooklyn up-close.

Discover the highlights and hidden gems of New York City with ease on two wheels with this private guided bicycle tour. Choose from a half-day or full-day tour and customize the itinerary to your interests. Your guide can recommend where to rent bikes (extra expense) and provide pickup and drop-off from your hotel for a hassle-free experience.

With this self-guided tour, you can explore New York at your own pace, without having to rush and keep up with a group. Using a smartphone app, get lots of inspiration on perfect date night locations—from places to grab a delicious dessert to romantic photo spots, and fun exhibits too.

Cover more ground and get some exercise by exploring New York City by bike. Follow your guide through Lower Manhattan, an area packed with must-see attractions. Glide past the Manhattan Bridge, South Street Seaport, Wall Street, Trinity Church, the World Trade Center, and many other places. This is a small-group tour so you won’t struggle to keep up with your guide, and can set your own pace.

Explore New York City the way you want on this private guided bike tour. Customize the itinerary with the places you want to see in any of the five boroughs. Pedal through Central Park, along Manhattan and Brooklyn waterfronts and the Brooklyn Bridge, through Greenwich Village, around Coney Island, or take a tour of Brownstone Brooklyn. Bring a bike or rent one (rental not included).

Cover more ground than is possible on foot, and with less effort, on this half-day, small-group bike tour around New York City. Pedal your way around the city, past landmarks such as Battery Park, Chinatown, Washington Square Park, the Empire State Building, and Times Square, while soaking up the the Big Apple's unique ambiance and boundless energy.

Cover more ground on Manhattan’s west side than you could on foot with this small-group guided e-bike tour. Pedal with ease along the waterfront following the Hudson River Greenway, past highlights like Hudson River Park and the Vessel in Hudson Yards while your guide fills you in on the stories behind the sights.

Marvel at the 360-degree, unobstructed views from the world-famous Empire State Building. Enjoy access to the open-air 86th Floor Observatory for stunning views of Central Park and beyond. Upgrade to the 102nd Floor Observatory with floor-to-ceiling glass windows for the ultimate skyline view that stretches up to six states. All tickets include access to exhibition displays on its 2nd and 80th floors. You can also upgrade for skip-the-line entry for faster arrival.

One of the US’ most iconic symbols, the Statue of Liberty rises up from New York Harbor, welcoming the immigrants who once entered through nearby Ellis Island. Visit Lady Liberty and learn the stories of those who passed through Ellis Island on this convenient tour with options that let you choose how long you want to spend at each attraction. Opt to visit the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration.

Have only a short stay planned in New York? See more of the city in less time, and get up close and personal with the sights, on this private bike tour. Perfect for experienced urban cyclists, this excursion will take you to two boroughs, and past landmarks like Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, and more. As you go, your guide will share the stories behind the sights, plus insider New York knowledge.

Central Park is one of New York City's star attractions. Rather than wandering through it alone, you'll have a far richer experience in the company of a guide who knows it well. In a small group, follow your guide through the park on a walking tour that covers the history, structures, plants, animals, and movies associated with the park.

Join this small group e-bike tour in Sagaponack to get some exercise, explore the local area, and watch the sunset over the river. This shared tour keeps costs down, but it’s still an intimate group of five max. Your e-bike, helmet, and a little handlebar zipper bag are all provided to keep you and your valuables secure. Enjoy this approximately two-hour tour of Sagaponack.

Discover the highlights of Manhattan with ease on this half-day guided bike tour with a small group. Cover more ground with less effort as you ride from Lower Manhattan to Midtown, gliding past landmarks such as Battery Park, Little Italy, Chinatown, Times Square, and more, with a local guide to provide live commentary and insights.

Travel across two of New York’s iconic bridges in the space of a few hours—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind perspective on the city’s waterfront—on this seamless, small-group tour by bike. Meet your guide in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood, grab your bike and helmet, and set off on two wheels. You'll cycle across both the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges for exceptional city views, visit atmospheric neighborhoods in both boroughs including Dumbo, and learn insider facts and stories en route.

Pedal to Central Park’s scenic paths and landmarks on a 2-hour, small-group bike tour with an experienced guide. Enjoy a leisurely pace as you follow your guide through the park, and learn about the history of New York City’s most famous green space. See a sprawling collection of statues and public art, visit historic buildings, then get off your bike to explore a few iconic destinations on foot. Stop for filming sites, manicured gardens and hidden waterfalls, and enjoy the personal experience of a small-group tour.

Enjoy some fresh air as you see a fresh side of New York City on this small-group biking tour that explores less-visited Governors Island, home to a vast new public park. Discover two 18th-century forts, learn about the island’s role as a US Army and Coast Guard base, and encounter the arts, cultural, and environmental organizations that are reshaping the space.

Go beyond New York’s Midtown and explore Brooklyn like a local on this small-group bike tour. Travel through neighborhoods that don't make it onto most tourist itineraries, including parks, waterfront stretches, and hidden spots loved by the locals. Your guide shares stories and history that no map or app can give you. Return by bike or hop on a ferry for a free ride back.

Our Copper Lamp workshop gives you the tools, materials, and inspiration to craft an actual working lamp and light up your life with a funky awesome Edison bulb. If you want visitors to your home to know you made this lamp with your own two hands, you are going to have to find a way to work it into conversation organically, because it isn’t self-evident. Many in the Craftsman Ave community consider the Copper Lamp workshop to be the “gateway” into maker life. Be warned: You are likely to catch the maker fever, and the only cure is more workshops! Not only will you play with shiny copper pipes and manipulate them into the design of your choice (this is where a childhood spent among building sets will pay dividends), but you will also control the power of fire as you solder together the copper joints of your creation. This is a “beginner” level workshop, meaning that no knowledge of copper pipe fitting and soldering is required, but the sky is the limit for your creative design!

This private e-bike adventure tour for two will be the hightlight of your Niagara Falls vacation. Your guide will take you to places many locals and tourists never get to experience. This activity is pefect for folks who like to get away from the crowds and explore the natural beautiy of the Niagara River gorge and sourounding areas. We'll stop at the best photo locations along the ride and we'll be happy to tweek the tour based on your personal interest and available time. For example, we can include a ride through an upscale Niagara Falls residential neighborhood of historic homes. Your guide will communicate via a wireless transmitter, so each rider has can hear riding tips, directions and interesting facts along the journey. This is a great tour for people who love to bike, but are unable to travel with their bike or those thinking about purchasing an e-bike in the future. This activity is limited to two people per tour, so be sure to book early to reserve your spot.

Wall Street’s eight blocks are full of stories of the past and present, but most walking tours don’t offer an exclusive look into the area’s history with someone who worked on Wall Street. This tour is led by Wall Street insiders, and takes you to see top attractions such as the New York Stock Exchange and Goldman Sachs, while giving you the scoop about the lifestyle of a Wall Street trader.

Learn about Buffalo's diverse history while getting some exercise and having fun on this bicycle tour. Explore the revamped Canalside district, visit the heart of African American Buffalo, learn about the construction of the Erie Canal, understand Buffalo's role in the Civil Rights Movement, and more. You'll cover a lot of ground in a couple of action-packed hours.

Discover many of Central Park’s top sights without getting sore feet on this private pedicab tour. Sit back and relax as you soak up the sights and listen to the driver's informative commentary. See Central Park Carousel, Cherry Hill, Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, and more.

Explore Montauk, and see some of its most iconic sights, with ease with this guided e-bike tour. With an e-bike to assist, you can go farther and see more with less effort, and with a guide, there’s no risk of getting lost. Follow your guide around to Fort Hill Overlook, Camp Hero State Park and Montauk Point Lighthouse, with a stop on the way back for refreshments in downtown Montauk.