Bike tours · PARK & NATURE BIKE TOURS
Park roads closed to cars, lake paths, forest fire roads and desert loops. The 15 below sort the flat family spins from the ones with real climbing, with prices and how much shade to expect.
Pick up a Cannondale, Specialized, hybrid, comfort bike, tandem, eBike, or child trailer at 56 W 56th Street. Ride a few minutes to Central Park, follow the supplied map, and choose between one hour and a full day. Helmets, locks, and bike bags are included, with staff available to suggest routes and food stops.
“We loved biking in the park… the bikes were ok but next time, we will rent them for 2 hours … 1 hour is too short”
Pick up a Trek or Giant bike just steps from Central Park and ride at your own pace. Your rental includes a helmet, lock, and digital map, with adult and child bikes, trailers, tag-alongs, and child seats available. One hour costs $8, extra hours cost $10, and an e-bike upgrade is available.
“Great rate for 5 hours hire, easiest way to get around the city, saw so many things. And the bike lanes are awesome. Highly recommend getting a bike to see. are there any sites in the city as possible?”
Rent a Trek bicycle near Central Park for one to ten hours and explore at your own pace. You receive a bike, basket, lock, map, and helmet, with staff such as Niko and Genghis offering route tips. In one hour, focus on the park’s lower sights. Allow three hours for the full five-mile loop, with time to stop.
“This was such good fun and they provided an excellent service”
Cycle through Central Park with a licensed guide on a Cannondale bike or eBike. In two hours, you’ll visit Strawberry Fields, Bethesda Fountain, the Reservoir, Belvedere Castle, Shakespeare Garden, and more. Guides such as Dan, Carla, John, and Chuck add stories, music, humor, and local insight, while frequent stops keep the pace comfortable.
“Dan was an excellent, knowledgable guide, Central Park is beautiful, it was a beautiful day too.”
Ride from downtown Vancouver into Stanley Park with a guide such as Zach, Heidi, Chris, or Nick. Expect an easy-paced route of about 8 to 9 miles, mostly level, with stops at Brockton Point, Beaver Lake, Third Beach, the seawall, and a 700-year-old cedar. Bikes, helmets, and locks are included.
“We did the 3 hour Stanley Park with Zack. He was super friendly, knowledgeable & even took the time to look up the answer to an obscure question. He projected his voice well and gave clear instructions about the upcoming sections we were about to encounter. It is a pleasurable way to see a beautiful city, it was mostly flat , and we were able to enjoyably cover a lot of ground.”
You’ll ride a quality electric bike from central Rome to the Appian Way, San Callixtus Catacombs, Circus of Maxentius, and Aqueducts Park. The 6-hour option adds a guided catacomb visit, Villa dei Quintili, and Caracalla Baths. Guides such as Claudia, Fabio, Bita, and David have led these small-group rides.
“This tour was fantastic. We had tried in the past to see the appian way by foot and failed- not making it past the catacombs of St Callixtus. The was by far the best way to encompass such a wide area . Our guide was very knowledgeable and plenty of cultural sites. Some of the roads used go through traffic and through narrow bike paths. It is not for the novice bike rider or young children”
Start at 8:00 am near Saga-Arashiyama Station for a private, three to four hour ride with an English-speaking guide such as Rob, Yuki, Ray, Milo, or Cass. You’ll use a standard Cannondale city bike, walk through the bamboo forest and Tenryu-ji Temple, then pedal quiet lanes, rice fields, shrines, and the Togetsukyo Bridge. It suits confident riders aged 10 and up.
“Great experience for family with pre teenagers before iPhone and social media kills curiosity. Cycling experiences are needed. Guide is safety oriented and very interactive with all. Ask for Yuki as guide”
Ride a pedal-assist e-bike from Ketchikan to the end of the paved road, then hike the Tongass National Forest to waterfalls, salmon streams, and the coast. Guides such as Chandler, Sophie, Raven, and Koda teach you about local plants and wildlife. Smoked salmon, vegan snacks, drinks, rain gear, and port pickup are included.
“Super fun to bike and hike to the rain forest I never knew I'd be visiting in Alaska! The guides were great and informative.”
Pick up a bicycle, helmet, lock, bag, and illustrated map at 56 W 56th St, then ride Central Park at your own pace. Choose about one to 12 hours, stop at Belvedere Castle, the Zoo, the Imagine Mosaic, and other sights, and return to the same shop. No guide is included.
“Easy process to rent and return. Bikes in good condition. Locks available so we could lock them up and walk around”
Meet near Kilauea Lodge for a three-hour guided fat-tire e-bike ride through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Nicole, Derek, Tyler, Scott, or Bill may lead your group, stopping at forest paths, a lava tube, volcanic viewpoints, and seaside scenery. Bikes, helmets, water, snacks, goggles, and practice time are included.
“Enjoyable outdoor tour with knowledgeable, professional and fun guides. I would do the tour again. Highly recommend to others.”
Ride through central London with a guide such as Charlie, Abby, Lincoln, or Daniel, passing Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Green Park, St. James’s Park, and the London Eye. Bikes and helmets are provided. The relaxed pace suits families and first-time visitors, though city traffic and limited breaks may matter.
“Our guide was so great!!! Informative and entertaining and did an amazing job making sure everyone was happy.”
Cycle Central Park with a guide such as Michael, Chris, Aaron, or Philip, stopping at Bethesda Fountain, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Fields, Belvedere Castle, and more. The two-hour route mixes history, movie locations, photo breaks, and shaded rest stops. Adult bikes, children’s bikes, trailers, seats, and accessible hand cycles are available.
“Brilliant guide, very knowledgeable. This was a great way to explore Central Park and take in some key parts of this park.”
This three-hour e-bike tour takes you from Commerce Square along the Tagus to Belém. You’ll pass the 25 de Abril Bridge, MAAT, Jerónimos Monastery, the Monument to the Discoveries, and Belém Tower, with guides such as João, Peter, Eduardo, or Bia sharing stories along the way. Coffee and a pastel de nata are included.
“Gui was very informative and engaging with the group. Enjoyable afternoon and easy to use the bikes. would recommend”
Leave central Bangkok for Bang Krachao, the city’s leafy river island. Ride about 12 km on quiet roads, canal paths, and narrow raised walkways, stopping at Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park, Bangkok Tree House, temples, markets, and a local restaurant. Guides such as Kan, Su, Tom, and Tim lead small groups, with bikes, water, refreshments, lunch, and transport included.
“The bike tour was ok. The tour travels through several residential neighborhoods which have a pollution problems. It's sad to see. Overall, Thailand has a plastic pollution problem. Their waters are just littered with plastics The lunch food was ok. But the mango sticky rice was out of this word great! The best I have ever had.”
Pick up a Class 1 e-bike at Acadia’s Hull’s Cove Visitor Center, learn the controls from staff such as Gilbert or Wilton, then follow the park’s carriage roads at your own pace. Your rental includes a helmet, map, basket, lock, phone holder, and insulated bag. Choose a 1 to 6 hour outing, with routes toward Jordan Pond and other park sights.
“Overall wonderful experience! Beautiful sights and awesome bikes! Some may prefer a guided tour since the map can be a little vague but we figured it out and enjoyed the glorious views!! Wilton was a joy!!”
City loop, coast road, vineyard lane or a bike of your own for the day.
