Top North America Bike Tours - page 2

Discover the best views of the Canadian Rockies—without the need to rent a car—on this dynamic electric bike tour. Join your guide and a small group for a ride along stunning alpine landscapes, pristine turquoise lakes, and a historic mining town. Keep your camera ready as you might spot local wildlife such as bighorn sheep, elk, and even bears along the way.

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.

Experience the beauty of Washington, D.C. at night on this monuments at night bike tour of the city. Check out the Jefferson, Lincoln and WWII memorials once the sun goes down and explore the Vietnam War Memorial and the National Mall at night. This popular tour offers travelers the chance to explore on two wheels after dark when monuments are less crowded.

Swap the Denver crowds for the scenic landscape around Golden–and cover far more ground than you would on foot–on this small-group e-bike tour around Bear Creek Lake Park, Dinosaur Ridge, and Red Rocks Park. Take in panoramic views of the city skyline, cycle past dinosaur tracks, and step inside the famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre. While exploring, stop for photo opportunities and uncover spots you might otherwise have missed.

Hop on a bike to explore the Toronto Islands by twilight and experience the city at its most atmospheric, with fewer crowds and changing day-to-night scenery. On this evening tour, take the ferry across the Inner Harbour and cycle around the car-free islands, past landmarks such as Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Stop at memorable viewpoints to watch the sunset and see Toronto’s skyline light up after dark.

Beer and bikes are two of Denverites’ favorite things, which makes this the perfect way to check out downtown Denver. The nine-mile ride takes you down riverside paths, up neighborhood streets, and through downtown via the city’s extensive bike lane system. Check out the sports stadiums, historic buildings, and many public art installations, then refuel at a local tap room toward the end fo the tour. Guests are responsible for their own bar tabs.

We’ll meet at Food Hood Tours Mexico, where we’ll grab our bikes and start our taco adventure, pedaling from one taquería to another and tasting some of the best tacos recommended by the Michelin guide. As we ride through two of the city’s trendiest neighborhoods, we’ll try traditional tacos taken to the next level. Each taco has its own story, and we’ll share these anecdotes as we move from place to place. We’ll stop at four Michelin-recommended taquerías, each offering a unique experience. Before heading back, we’ll surprise you with a fifth taco—our taco surprise that we believe will soon make the Michelin list. At the end, we’ll enjoy a traditional neighborhood michelada while sharing tips for your trip in Mexico, giving you a true taste of local culture. Important note: We don’t visit the Michelin-starred taquería, as the wait is around 2 hours and they don’t take reservations.

Cycle along San Francisco’s waterfront—and enjoy some of the city's most scenic views—on this guided bike tour. Pass Fisherman’s Wharf and the historic Presidio, cross the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, and admire Alcatraz Island and the Pacific Ocean. After arriving in charming Sausalito, take your time exploring before catching the ferry (additional expense) back to San Francisco. With a one-day bike rental, you can continue your adventure at your own pace.

Discover a mix of must-see sights and in-the-know local’s favorites during this guided, small-group bike tour of Pittsburgh. Listen to in-depth information and riveting stories as you traverse the city, covering public art projects, bustling squares, and iconic skylines, leaving the beaten track behind. Highlights include Point State Park, Mellon Square, and the Strip District.

Napa Valley’s rolling vineyards are best experienced in the open air. On this e-bike tour, you’ll glide through wine country, basking in the scenery with your local guide highlighting the way. Break for a stop at a local winery, where you’ll sip at your leisure before getting back on two wheels, heading wherever adventure takes you (that’s right, you can keep the bike for the rest of the day).

Get to know the Toronto Islands, the largest car-free community in North America, in just a few hours on this small-group guided morning tour. Get to know this unique neighborhood through sights and stories and enjoy views of Toronto’s skyline from across the Inner Harbour. Visit landmark locations such as Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Use of a bike and helmet, plus snacks are included.

Discover a different side of San Antonio on this electric bike tour focusing on the city's street art and murals. Ride through historic districts, back streets, and alleys, stopping to admire more than 20 murals. Learn the history behind mural art, why it became so popular in San Antonio, and the artists who have set out to make the city as colorful as possible.

Alaska’s wild nature should be experienced in the open air, and that’s what you’ll do on this immersive e-bike tour. Great for any fitness level—and most ages—you’ll bike along mostly paved roads, getting views of Mendenhall Glacier, the world’s northernmost rainforest, and so much more. Since you choose your effort level, it’s an always-exhilarating adventure that’s always at your pace.

Get to know the best of Old Québec City on this guided bike tour. Enjoy a relaxing ride around Old Québec's bike-friendly Lower Town district, learning about its history from 1608 to the present day. Get to know this UNESCO World Heritage Site, with educational and entertaining commentary from the knowledgeable guide. Visit the popular Place-Royale, the Cartier-Brébeuf National Historic Site, the cobblestone streets of Petit Champlain and more while admiring the city’s natural beauty along the Saint-Charles River. Bike, helmet, water bottle, and snacks are included.

Discover one of Vancouver’s natural wonders by bike on a morning or afternoon tour of Stanley Park. Cover more sights than you could on foot as you ride through the 1,000-acre (405-hectare) park, known as the city’s ‘Green Heart.’ Cruise by Third Beach, view First Nations totem poles in Brockton Point, and catch great views of the city skyline, mountains, and local wildlife. Along the way, learn about Vancouver’s rich history as a logging center and the park’s complex ecosystem.

Spin through downtown Victoria on two wheels and discover top city attractions with ease on this Victoria castles and neighborhoods bike tour. Hop onto your bike and follow your guide through the city streets. Learn more about Victoria’s colorful past than you would on your own as you cycle past its historic buildings, and explore districts including the Inner Harbour, Cook Street Village, Chinatown, and more.

Discover the city of Savannah by bike with a small-group guided tour. Cover ground quickly and get to know several different areas of the city. See top Savannah attractions including Forsyth Park, City Market, and historic River Street. Learn about local history and heritage as you visit landmarks such as the Andrew Low House and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Maximize time in Savannah with this green bike tour.

See Portland like a local—by bicycle—with this guided tour. Your guide will take you on an eight- to 11-mile ride through town, past beautiful neighborhoods filled with flowers and across the river via the pedestrian- and bicycle-only Tilikum Bridge towards downtown, with a stop at a local donut shop for some sugary fuel along the way.

Pedal through the bike-friendly city of Portland to sample some of its best beers with this brewery bike tour of Portland. Stop at two breweries favored by your knowledgeable guide. Finish the tour with a final micro-brew right in the bike shop.

Colorado is known for its excellent bicycling, both on and off-road. On this guided tour, explore the vibrant neighborhoods surrounding downtown Denver. Admire the skyline, sports stadiums, and architecture as you ride down city streets, riverside paths, and quiet side streets. All equipment, including 3-speed cruisers with disc brakes, is included. This is an excellent way to learn about Denver while getting some sun and mountain air.

Get an intimate look at the diverse neighborhoods of LA during this small-group cycling exploration. Join a group of no more than 10 riders for a 32-mile (51-kilometer) adventure through areas like West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Bel-Air, and Beverly Hills, listening to insightful and entertaining stories from your guide as you cycle. During the trip, you’ll also stop in Venice Beach, where you can buy lunch, and take a guided walking tour of historic Greystone Mansion. A hybrid road bike, safety equipment, and bottled water are also included.

Discover the beauty and culture of Vancouver, and see more of the city in less time, on a small-group bike tour—great for riders of all levels. Accompany your guide on a leisurely ride along dedicated bike routes. Explore the city’s natural wonders, such as Stanley Park, and visit historic neighborhoods lincluding Gastown and Chinatown. Cruise along the seawalls for gorgeous views of the North Shore Mountains, False Creek and more.

Don’t let Alaska’s best scenery pass you by from your car window. On this small-group tour, follow your guide on an e-bike, traveling the ultra-scenic Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, one of the most beautiful coastal trails in the nation. Taking it easy on your pedal-assisted cruiser, nab views of Cook Inlet, the Alaska Mountains, downtown Anchorage, and so much more—including all the wildlife Alaska is known for.

Go on a Napa Valley wine adventure by bike on this full-day tour. During this tour, visit two different wineries, and hear about their individual wine-making processes. Bike about 3-6 miles (5-10 km) in between each winery, and then enjoy tastings when you arrive (own expense). Plus, numbers are limited on this small-group tour, ensuring you'll spend an intimate day with a group of like-minded wine enthusiasts.