Top USA Mountain Bike Tours - page 6

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.

Enjoy a different way to explore Sonoma County—and its world-class wine—on this half-day tour by electric bike. While pedaling alongside your guide, spot local landmarks, and learn more about how wine is made. Together with a small group, stop at several wineries for tastings (own expense), break to enjoy a picnic lunch, and even visit a local cheesemaker for a behind-the-scenes factory tour.

This is a great family-friendly tour that seamlessly blends history, architecture, public art, and local insights. Our city tour is guaranteed to satisfy your love of stories, history, and exploration. You and your guide will ride 6-8 miles in Portsmouth, along the quiet streets and tucked-away neighborhoods, stopping at historic sites and cultural landmarks. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the maritime history and the fishing industry that paved the way to Strawbery Banke, the redevelopment of the former red-light district, and the 18th- and 19th-century architecture. -Pedal through Portsmouth’s North End “Little Italy,” and hear the stories that bring this historic neighborhood to life. -Visit The Hill, where beautifully preserved 18th- and 19th-century homes reveal Portsmouth’s early history. -Stop at Little Harbor and hear about the history of the historic Wentworth‑Coolidge Mansion. A Portsmouth secret. - Enjoy the gardens and riverfront area of Prescott Park

Explore some of the culinary hotspots of Portland with ease on this half-day foodie bike tour of Portland. Opt for a hybrid bike or the extra assist of an e-bike and get around like the locals do in this bike-friendly city. Sample a variety of food and drinks and find out what makes the food cart culture special with this classic Portland experience.

Bike through Dry Creek Valley in Sonoma County on a small-group wine tour from Healdsburg. Taste wines (own expense) and stop for a picnic lunch at a winery. You'll pedal through California's back roads at a leisurely pace on a tour that covers around 15 miles (24 kilometers) with regular stops for wine tastings. Your guide shares commentary about California wine country along the way. Includes lunch, bottled water, guide, and use of bike equipment.

Ride through the historical part of Mount Pleasant and discover the film locations featured in the Netflix series, “Outer Banks” on this guided tour by electric bike. See sites such as Pitt Street Bridge, Shem Creek, and more. Along the way, your guide will share interesting stories and take photos and videos of you and your group. The tour starts and ends at Rebellion Roads E-Bike Rentals & Tours, located at 1470 Ben Sawyer Blvd Suite 7.

Combine cycling with partying with this nighttime bike ride through the electric city of New Orleans. You'll be provided with a light-up bicycle with a basket and cupholders before heading out on the town with your DJ guide to explore the French Quarter. Make plenty of stops along the way to eat, take pictures, drink, and be merry.

Ride through the towns and vineyards of the Santa Ynez Valley wine region on this e-bike tour with transport from Santa Barbara. With a guide, you'll pedal a Rad Power E-bike to wineries, a lavendar farm, the town of Solvang, and other spots for wine and olive-oil tastings and lunch. A bike tour allows you to enjoy better views of the scenery than from inside a car.

Peddle through up to 20 miles of green parkland during this small-group e-bike tour of Scottsdale. Cover more sights in less time with a battery-powered assist, cruising through sights like Tempe Town Lake and Papago Park. Guided tours are capped at six people are include bottled water, helmets, and face guards.

Get active while exploring one of Manhattan's most famous landmarks on a small-group bike tour of Central Park. Meet your guide and get fitted for a bike before cycling into the park. Follow paved paths to popular attractions, including the Bethesda Fountain, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, and John Lennon Memorial at Strawberry Fields. Avoid getting lost by going with a guide—you’ll also get a map of the park.

Enjoy an active and adventurous way to explore some of the Sonoran Desert's most impressive scenery on this private, half-day mountain biking tour. Choose from multiple start times, from morning to afternoon, and make your way to the Scottsdale meeting point. After getting acquainted with your mountain bike, grab your helmet and gear and head off into the desert, past towering cacti and rolling mountains.

See more of New Orleans without the hassle of renting a car on this half-day bike tour that takes you around the famous French Quarter and beyond to explore neighborhoods many tourists never go. Learn about the city’s fascinating history directly from the owner of the tour company as you make stops at Jackson Square, the Garden District, historic cemeteries, Royal Street, the downtown area, and more.

Explore New Orleans in an exciting and flexible way on a bike tour of the iconic French Quarter, led by a knowledgeable guide. Pedal through vibrant streets, snap photos at your leisure, and discover hidden gems like the Lousia Street Cemetery, Treme, and lively Frenchmen Street—spots many tourists never see. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a personal look into the city from someone who loves it deeply.

Even with so many waterways throughout the city, one of the best ways to get around Fort Lauderdale is on two wheels. This electric bike tour whisks you around local neighborhoods and popular tourist stops with comfort and convenience. Ride along with your guide and see Victoria Park in downtown, appreciate the creativity of locals at the Fort Lauderdale Artwalk, and glide along the riverside where the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show takes place.

Explore the best of Morro Bay, California on an electric bike tour of the area. Join a dedicated guide and stop at key landmarks including Morro Rock, Estero Bay, Morro Strand Beach, and the state park, taking in the coastal views while you ride. This tour is tailored to your interests whether you want to learn a bit of history or you simply want to enjoy nonstop exploring.

Despite its many hills, San Francisco is a fun city to explore by bike, and this 24-hour bicycle rental allows you to see it at your own pace on a self-guided tour. Pick up your bike at a convenient Fishermans Wharf location, then go where you like, perhaps riding through the city and across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and Tiburon. Your rental includes maps and use of equipment such as helmet and lock.

Discover Dallas after the sun goes down on this moonlit guided e-bike tour of downtown. These unique tours take you on a roundtrip around some of the city’s coolest sites. Pedal or let the battery power your bike as you pass by Deep Ellum, the Dallas Arts District, Klyde Warren Park, Swiss Avenue Historic District, and AT&T Discovery District. A bottle of water is also provided to keep you hydrated on your ride.

When you are in a new place, it can be tricky to get a sense of the nightlife scene. This bar-hopping tour guides you away from the tourist traps and through the hip Kaka’ako district on a party bike built for 15. You'll stop at three bustling venues for drinks and appetizers (own expense) along the way.

Experience the scenery of downtown San Diego from across the water after you explore the Gaslamp Quarter, USS Midway, and Seaport Village on a fun, electric, open air GoCar ESport by Arcimoto. Then cruise around the highlights of Coronado, the San Diego gem where you'll find pristine beaches, resorts from Hollywood's golden era, and a lively scene of boutiques and eateries. For more than 2 people (1 car), place separate bookings.

Explore the wineries of the Russian River Valley on two wheels for an active way to enjoy Sonoma County. This bike tour from Windsor takes you through the vineyard-covered hills of one of California's top wine regions, where you'll learn about the history of the area and some of its organic farming practices as you stop for wine tastings. Note: Bring your own packed lunch.

Cover more ground in less time on a e-bike tour of San Francisco, and experience the city like a real local. Pedal through back alleys, neighborhoods rich in culture, and along the city's waterfront. Stop to snap photos of Downtown, North Beach, the Mission District, Fisherman's Wharf, and more—all while learning about the areas you visit from your guide's handy commentary. Better still, keep exploring with inclusive post-tour bike rental—perfect for independently visiting the Golden Gate Bridge.

This experience exploring Coronado is unlike any other, on a fat tired Woody beach cruiser with a musical accompaniment as you explore. Your guide will show you and a small group all around the island, stopping at the Glorietta Bay Promenade, Coronado Beach, and the Coronado Ferry Landing. Your guide will take photos for you and share insights about Coronado's past.

From its rolling inland hills to its downtown district, Laguna Beach has so much to offer, but it can be hard to see the city by bicycle if you don’t know the area well. This Laguna Beach Backroads Electric Bike Tour takes you out with a guide who takes care of the stressful navigating. See beautiful sights like Crescent Bay Beach Park, Heisler Park, and Pyne Castle.

Feel the wind in your hair and get your adrenaline pumping on a private mountain biking tour through Utah’s Dead Horse Point State Park. Ride with your dedicated guide for a few hours traversing rugged terrain and taking in the stunning landscapes. Enjoy stops during the tour to capture photos and admire the Colorado River that winds around the park and through Canyonlands National Park.