USA · CYCLING TOURS
Good cycling tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Pedal through Old Town Scottsdale on a private two-hour party bike with bar specials, music, coolers, and room for up to 14 people.
“Everyone had a great time and Chase wS a wonderful driver. 10/10 experience! Would do this again if I ever come back to Scottsdalw”
Review of Key Lime Bike Tours’ two-hour Old Town Key West ride, with historic sights, ocean views, local guides, water, and key lime pie.
“Our bike tour was fun, I formative and very casual. The quirky guide, "James" kept it lively! Enjoy the ride 🚴♀️ 💕”
Rent a quality bike near Central Park and explore Manhattan at your own pace, with helmets, locks, maps, and flexible hire times.
“Rental location was easy to find, and there was no wait. Got a basket, helmet, and lock free of charge. Close to Central Park, and an hour was the perfect amount of time to bike around it and back (though you won't really be able to stop and rest, so keep that in mind). Would rent from here again.”
See Miami by open-top bus, add a skyline cruise and bike rental, and explore South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana, and more.
“Our flights got canceled due to weather and we were not originally planning to stay in Miami so we had nothing planned and had done no research on the area. The Bigbus tour is always good way to get to know the area and see some of the main attractions.”
Ride 17 miles through Red Rock Canyon on an easy electric bike tour with hotel pickup, four scenic stops, snacks, and expert local guides.
“What an incredible excursion! My husband Tom and I did the Red Rock Canyon e-bike tour on November 1st, and it exceeded our expectations. The scenery was gorgeous, and riding through the canyon on e-bikes was such a fun way to explore. John and Allison were the perfect guides — knowledgeable, friendly, and full of energy. You could tell how much they love what they do, and that enthusiasm made the whole day even better. This tour was easily one of the best parts of our Las Vegas getaway. Don’t miss it!”
Rent a bike near Central Park for $8 per person, with a helmet, lock, map, and a 10-minute grace period included.
“This is a great place to hire bikes. They are just around the corner from central park and it's easy to navigate from the shop. The bikes, are good and they provide you with a lock so you can stop off and look at places. Don't forget your id as they hold this as a deposit and they have a QR code you can scan for a map. what I will say is that there is a one way system around the park which we were not aware off and this meant we had to walk to find a path we could ride back on. Just something to consider.”
Explore Central Park by Trek bike from $9, with helmets, maps, baskets, and locks included. Choose a one-hour ride or circle the entire park.
“I had a fantastic experience with this bike rental in New York! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful – I felt welcome right away. The bike was in excellent condition and very easy to ride. It’s a perfect alternative for exploring Central Park in a relaxed and flexible way. Highly recommended – I’d definitely rent here again!”
See Austin’s music landmarks, lakefront, bat bridge, and historic core on a lively 90-minute e-bike tour led by a local guide.
“Guide was fantastic, such a fun way to see Austin!! Plus the bikes were so fun to ride around on. Five stars!”
Explore Asheville’s history, hills, greenways, and Blue Ridge views on a relaxed three-hour electric bike tour with a local guide.
“Wonderful experience. Tour guide was knowledgeable and safety oriented. Guide’s name is Josh. Thanks!”
Ride Siesta Beach on an easy electric bike, watch the Gulf sunset, and enjoy a small-group fruit, cheese, and wine finish.
“Great sunset bike tour with great tour guides and a beautiful experience! Great sunset and awesome views the entire ride.”
See Savannah by bike on a relaxed two-hour tour through Forsyth Park, City Market, historic squares, River Street, and key landmarks.
“Steve, the tour guide, was energetic and engaging. His greatest skill was his rapport with the group; lots of give and take, laughter. Lots of local stories told well. Pure fun”
See Austin by pedal-assist e-bike, from Barton Springs and murals to the Capitol and Congress Bridge, with a small group and local guide.
“This is a well-organized and very enjoyable electric bike ride through the streets and parks of Austin. And the bikes help us cover so much ground as we get to see the neighborhoods as well as city center in one 3-hour tour. Robert did an amazing job of pacing the tour, stopping to talk about culturally significant events at the numerous city parks, the magnificent city view and skyline, as well as the rich history of the area. The electric-assist bikes were easy to learn and use and made the whole experience a lot of fun. There were 4 of us, a family, and we had an amazing time and…”
Ride Monterey’s 17-Mile Drive by e-bike with coastal views, wildlife stops, Pebble Beach, and a friendly guide for $59.
“This was hand down THE BEST part of our trip!! Highly recommend the e-bike tour. Our guide Zane was absolutely amazing. My teenager and I both had a blast.”
Ride through Central Park’s major sights on a relaxed guided bike tour with small groups, quality bikes, photo stops, and lively local stories.
“How easy it was to get started, team was organized, venue was close to Central Park! Tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly,and accommodating.”
Ride an electric bike through Red Rock Canyon with hotel pickup, clear directions, snacks, and freedom to explore the 13-mile loop.
“We had a wonderful time, will come again next year. Very recommend attraction Great tour guide !!! :-)”
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