Top 11 Montreal Bike Tours

1.Montreal eBike Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 573 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $81Our pick

Ride Montreal with a guide on an electric bike or scooter-style e-bike, covering far more ground than a walking tour. Depending on your departure, you may visit Mount Royal, Jean-Talon Market, Atwater Market, Saint-Henri, Lachine Canal, Old Montreal, Chinatown, and the Formula 1 circuit. Guide David is often praised for clear training, safety, humor, and local tips.

“David was the best tour guide ever! Very knowledgeable. We had the best fun ever! The E-bikes and E-Scooter was so fun. He accommodated everyone. He made sure everyone felt safe and comfortable before the tour. Montreal is so beautiful. The bagel was amazing. Stop searching and book your tour!”

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2.E-Bike Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 365 reviews · 3 hours · from $79

Ride an e-bike through Montreal with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Mount Royal, Jean-Talon Market, Mile End, Old Montreal, or the St. Lawrence River depending on your departure. Training, a helmet, and the bike are included. Guides such as David and Nicholas focus on safety, local stories, and an easy pace.

“We LOVED this! You got to see so much of the city- especially areas you wouldn’t normal see as a tourist. The small group was wonderful because the guide,nick, was able to answer all questions and in-depth explanations! Overall- we loved this experience and had so much fun exploring the city for a reasonable cost! Would do again!”

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3.Non Touristy Pink Bike Tour by Spade & Palacio

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 335 reviews · from $55

Ride refurbished hot-pink bicycles through Montreal with guides such as Jeff, Rufus, Felix, Chris, and Danny. In four hours, you’ll see Mount Royal, murals, the Plateau, Old Port, the Village, and La Fontaine Park, then stop for a picnic lunch and local craft beer. The group is capped at 10 people.

“This was a great overview of multiple neighborhoods of Montreal: Plateau, Mont Royal, Old Port, the Village, and Downtown while taking advantage of the bike friendly city. The tour is limited to 11 participants. Our friendly and chill guiRead more”

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4.3 Hour Montreal City Bike Tour with Wine or Beer (AM & PM)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 332 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $70

Ride from Old Montreal through the Latin Quarter, Mount Royal Park, and La Fontaine Park with guides such as Mike, Pasquale, Renee, or Julien. Choose a regular bike or pay extra for an e-bike, stop for a Montreal bagel or bakery tasting, and finish with a beer or wine. Morning and afternoon departures are available.

“Amazing guide, great pace, includes bagels and a drink, plus you can keep the bikes until 6pm. Just a great experience and way to see Montreal.”

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5.Guided Bike Tour of City, Old Port & Plateau

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 331 reviews · 3 hours · from $68

Ride from Old Montreal through the Old Port, Latin Quarter, Plateau, La Fontaine Park, McGill, and Mile End with a small group and an English or French-speaking guide. The 3-hour option includes a warm Saint-Viateur bagel, a complimentary drink, and use of your comfortable city bike until closing. E-bikes are available for ages 14 and up.

“Great overview of Montrèal neighborhoods with many city highlights. A fun, informative 3 hour adventure!”

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6.Bike / E-bike Tour : Downtown, Old Montreal, Waterfront by Fitz

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 299 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $89

Ride through Montreal with Fitz Montréal on a three-hour bicycle or e-bike tour for up to 10 people. You’ll visit Mount Royal Park, McGill University, Place des Arts, Old Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica, and the Old Port while guides such as Martin, JF, Eduardo, and Marie share local stories. E-bikes are a smart choice if hills or city riding concern you.

“We decided to take this tour since we enjoy cycling. We took regular bikes, but Montreal is a little hilly, and we moved pretty quickly, so if you don't feel up to that, I'd recommend an e-bike. Our guide Martin was entertaining and really friendly. He showed us everything from the surprisingly nice allies of the city, to the arena where the Canadiens play, to the waterfront. His love of, and excitement about, Montreal was contagious. He even followed up the tour with an e-mail full of recommendations about what to see and where to eat in the city. All in all a recommendable experience!”

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7.Bike / E-bike tour : Plateau, Mile-End, Jean-Talon Market by Fitz

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 269 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $89

Spend about three hours cycling Montreal’s Plateau, Outremont, Mile End, Little Italy, and Jean-Talon Market with a local Fitz Montréal guide. Bikes and optional helmets are provided. You’ll ride quiet lanes, see murals and parks, sample a warm St-Viateur bagel, and return to the starting point.

“We had a fantastic time! Our first time as a family in Montreal and Anne was a wonderful guide. She was fun, knowledgeable, kind and easy to be with. Highly recommend this tour to all first timers or even repeat visitors. Thank you for the delicious bagels too!!”

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8.Downtown and Old Montreal Highlights Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 53 reviews · 3 hours · from $87

Join an English-speaking guide for a relaxed, mostly flat 3-hour ride from Old Montreal. You’ll cover about 10 miles by city bike, stopping at Notre Dame Basilica, Habitat 67, the Lachine Canal, the Gay Village, and more. Guides such as Rod, JF, Rene, and Darren have been praised for lively stories and helpful local tips.

“Great experience got to see Montreal in different light, explored some neighborhoods in the back alleys which was different.”

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9.Bike/E-bike tour Plateau,MileEnd, Jean-Talon Market by Fitz

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 33 reviews · 3 hours · from $87

Ride 15 kilometres through Montreal’s Plateau, Mile End, Outremont, Little Italy, and Jean Talon Market. Your English-speaking Fitz Montreal guide leads a small group along bike paths, quiet streets, and laneways, with bagel samples, market time, street art, and local stories. Bikes, helmets, a city map, and taxes are included.

“Our guide was so likable and personable that I feel bad writing this. I ascertained very little interesting information that I hadn’t read but worse, we road our first leg not having a clue of where we were and what we should be noticing. We road carefully and he was pretty clued into how people were doing but the only interactions really went on among him and the first three cyclists. The people on the tail end heard nothing and remained isolated the entire time. Stopping for bagels was a great touch as was spending 15 minutes at the market and seeing the Italian church was great serendipity. It was…”

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10.Non Touristy Pink Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 27 reviews · from $65

Spend a few hours cycling through Montreal’s neighborhoods, parks, street art, and back lanes rather than sticking to the usual sights. Guides such as Chris, Rufus, and Félix bring local history and humor to the route, fit quality bikes to your height, and keep the pace friendly for mixed riding abilities. A healthy lunch is also included.

“Bicycle was flawless. Our guide was excellent, keeping track of all riders, including everyone in conversation, excellent knowledge of the streets, buildings, and history of the neighborhoods that we traveled on our route. I probably should have had this ride at beginning of trip to Montreal instead of near the end. Merci.”

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11.All-Day Bicycle Rental

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 15 reviews · from $41Best value

Take an 8-hour hybrid comfort bike rental through Montreal with a helmet, lock, repair kit, and route map. You choose the pace and stops, from Old Montreal’s cobblestones and the Port waterfront to Chinatown, downtown, the Village, and Plateau Mont-Royal. Staff explain the gears and suggest routes and lunch stops.

“Everything about this activity was fantastic, the staff were really helpful and they took the time to go through how to change the gears and also gave us a map with suggested routes to take and suggestions for a lunch stop. The bikes were very well maintained and easy to cycle. I would highly recommend this activity and wouldn’t hesitate to do it again when in Montreal. Thank you so much for a fantastic experience”

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