Top Pennsylvania Mountain Bike Tours

Instead of having to choose between a cycle adventure and getting up close to nature with a kayak experience, combine both activities on this half-day tour. Paddle along the Lehigh River, keeping an eye out for local wildlife, and speed along dirt tracks as you navigate the Delaware and Lehigh (D&L) trail.

See the historic districts and breweries surrounding Steel City during this small-group bicycle tour of Pittsburgh. Ride alongside a local guide as you discover watering holes in Lawrenceville, the Strip District, Millvale, and Deutschtown. Drink various beer samples from local breweries while learning about the history of these neighborhoods. Bring your own bike or use the bicycle and helmet provided.

Explore Philadelphia on a bicycle with a 3.5-hour tour of the city’s most beloved sites. Pedal alongside your guide as you loop through the city, and pause to take in the Philadelphia Museum of Art before riding a scenic river trail to Rittenhouse Park. Learn about Philly history and culture at Washington Square Park, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, and enjoy a pace and route that’s tailored to your group’s needs. This small-group tour ensures a personal experience, and offers a fun, active way to visit Philly’s essential highlights.

Escape the Park turns Valley Forge into a self-guided outdoor spy adventure built for families. In Washington's Secret Soldiers, young agents (ages 6–12) use a secret Spy Codebook to crack messages left by Revolutionary War spies, solving clues at five real park landmarks to deliver General Washington's lost battle order. There's no live guide and no fixed schedule — you play on your own phone, walking a scenic loop at your own pace. Part history lesson, part spy mission, part treasure hunt, it's a hands-on way for kids and parents to experience Valley Forge together. Start anytime, play as a group, and bring the Revolution to life.

Escape the Park turns Valley Forge into a self-guided outdoor mystery game. In Lafayette's Dispatch, you become the young Marquis de Lafayette in the winter of 1778, gathering clues hidden at six real park landmarks to uncover the secret that could change the Revolution. There's no live guide and no fixed schedule — you play on your own phone, walking a scenic loop at your own pace. Part history, part treasure hunt, part escape room, it's a memorable way to experience Valley Forge for families, couples, and history lovers alike. Start anytime, play as a group, and see the park with new eyes.