Top Seattle Mountain Bike Tours

Cycle through Seattle on this half-day tour that combines exercise with sightseeing. After getting matched with the appropriate gear, you'll follow your guide and group of just 12 fellow adventurers to some of Seattle's top sights, stopping to listen to insightful commentary along the way. Highlights include the Ballard Locks, Olympic Sculpture Park, the Fremont and Queen Anne neighborhoods, the fish ladder. Travel most of the way via protected bike lanes and an interurban bicycle trail.

Explore the city's unique waterways, nature, and neighborhoods on an e-bike with a local guide who grew up, taught, and has a livelihood in the city. Seattle is a wonderful city to bike, especially when you have the help on the hills with an assist. Each helmet is equipped with an intercom system to communicate during the ride. Bikes are built adults, so participants must be 16 or older.

Explore the Pacific Northwest as you've never before! This unique excursion is one that few travelers to Washington get to experience and will leave you with long-lasting memories. The Snoqualmie tunnel is a local favorite, and you'll definitely see why!

Escape the city with a unique bicycle tour, enjoying a scenic ferry ride to tranquil Bainbridge Island, followed by a guided town exploration and local coffee and bakery experience. Get set with an electric bike and helmet, then enjoy a stylish ride to the ferry terminal. Embark on a serene 35-minute ferry journey across the stunning Salish Sea to peaceful Bainbridge Island, where a bike guide leads you through the town and the new waterfront trail. Fuel up at a local coffee and bakery shop for an authentic island experience. Return via the ferry, taking in the sights and sounds for a refreshing escape. This is a must experience in the emerald city. Biking onto the ferry over to an island is a lot of fun. Bring your camera on this adventure

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to! Please note the itinerary is a SAMPLE itinerary and the destinations and the timing at each destination could vary for each tour

Explore West Seattle with ease on this half-day private guided bike tour. Choose from a standard or electric bike and cover more ground with less effort on two wheels. Your guide will provide all navigation and commentary for your private group as you ride along the waterfront, Alki Beach, and more. Includes a scenic ferry ride.

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to!

I've been riding the local trails out here for years and have a great understanding of riders' abilities. I'll set up a route and tour you around some of the best trails in the PNW. We will start out with a warm up trail and work our way up to something that sounds the most fun and exciting.

E-Bike and eat your way through some of the city's unique waterways, nature, and neighborhoods on a special electric biking food tour. Created and curated by noted cookbook author, restaurateur, food critic, food lover and e-biker, Kenji Lopez Alt. Led by award winning educators and Seattle’s highest rated tour guides, David and Joe. How long is the tour? 3.5 to 4 hours How much food do we eat? Picture a quarter to a third of a robust sandwich at each stop. Your goal is that no one leaves hungry but no one is too stuffed to enjoy every stop. What dietary needs can you accommodate? Vegetarian or Pescatarian? No problem. Just let us know when you register. Vegan, not quite as easy but let us know when you sign up and we will reply with what your options will look like on that day. Do I get to meet Kenji? Kenji’s schedule does not have room for personally hosting these tour dates. Kenji does plan to do an occasional drop by. Those, however, will be rare and special events.