I WANT BIKE TOURS
The rides worth clipping in for.
The 15 bike tours in canada travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Vancouver by bike in 5 hours: small-group lanes, Stanley Park Seawall, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown with a guide for about $97.
Most Popular“Safe, informative and FUN!! Greg was an amazing guide with a wealth of local history and stories. A great way to see the city. More time for lunch and exploring Granville Island would have been preferred but overall it was a 10 out of 10 experience!”
Ride Vancouver’s bike lanes on an e-bike, see Stanley Park and the Seawall, then Lions Gate, False Creek, Yaletown, Chinatown and Gastown.
“Incredebile ebike tour, you wiil see all of Vancouver in one tour.Zach you are the Best. Fantastic view, easy bike to ride.”
Cycle Vancouver through Stanley Park’s rainforest trails, seawall views, totem poles, and Third Beach on a small guided bike tour.
“Great experience to tour around the beautiful sites of Vancouver. Our guide, Chris, was great and we’d do it again if back in town.”
Montreal by e-bike for 3 hours: markets, neighborhoods, Mount Royal views, and night lights. Helmet, training, and bike included.
“David was a lot of fun to have as a tour guide! He answered all of our questions and made sure we felt comfortable before leaving and throughout the whole tour. We learned a lot about Montreal and went all over the city. Having an e-bike was a necessity as we went so far throughout…”
Cycle Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, and Chinatown in 5 hours. Helmet and bike included, small group, and a Market break.
“Really interesting tour, loads of interesting information, Heidi our guide was so engaging and informative Many thanks”
A 3.5-hour guided bike tour through downtown Toronto’s top sights, on bike lanes and quieter streets, with snacks, water, and stories.
“Our guide Carlos was friendly and informative. The route was diverse and showed many districts to revisit. If I had one suggestion to improve the experience is to allow 10-15 minutes at the markets for a quick snack or drink to go. I highly recommend this tour of Toronto.”
Montreal by e-bike in 3 hours: Mount Royal views, Jean-Talon Market bagels, and top neighborhoods with a safety-first English guide.
“David was brilliant - riding the e-bike was such fun; enjoyed it so much ! Had a big smile on my face for the full 3 hours. Highly recommend”
Guided Whistler e-bike tour through cedar forests and lakes, with snacks and a stop at the Whistler Racquet Club.
“It was amazing. My wife and I loved it and would highly recommend it. Great and enjoyable way to see the whole city on your first day here.”
Small-group 3.5-hour bike tour of downtown Toronto: CN Tower, Chinatown, City Hall, markets, and Sugar Beach with a local guide.
“Amazing tour of Toronto. Amazing guide took us through dozens of neighborhoods. Really got a good feel for the city. Loved that they provided gear for warmth as needed. Solid operation.”
Ride a hot-pink bike through Montreal’s street art, neighborhoods, and parks, with a picnic lunch and local beer in a small group.
“Jeff was great! He was very knowledgeable. We had such a good time! We saw so many interesting parts of Montreal.”
Ride Montreal by bike with a licensed guide, scenic neighborhoods, food tastings, and a glass of beer or wine. AM or PM departures.
“Wow. Just wow! We had a blast on this tour. Our guide, Mike, was so entertaining and knowledgeable. I loved the stops we made, including a delicious hot Montreal bagel with cream cheese in the Plateau neighborhood. Please take this tour. You won’t be disappointed!”
Pedal through Old Montreal, Old Port, Plateau, and Mile End on a guided bike tour with food tastings and an extra day of riding.
“We enjoyed the company and knowledge of our guide and the fellow visitors.”
Easy e-bike ride from Old Québec to Montmorency Falls with a small-group guide and cable car included.
“Fantastic. Guide was kind, patient and attentive to the needs of the group . Was such a great tour !”
Ferry first, then pedal Toronto Islands on a guided bike tour. See skyline views, car-free beaches, lighthouse stops, plus snacks and helmet.
“It was a great tour. Ryan told us lots of interesting facts and little stories and fun facts. He showed us this wonderful green place. It was great that it was so early in the morning when there were still few visitors, so we could see everything in peace and quiet. Ryan guided us safely…”
Montreal by e-bike in 3 hours: Mont Royal, McGill, Old Montreal and the Old Port, guided in a small group.
“Andre our guide was knowledgable, friendly and easy going. The tour route gave us a helpful introduction to several parts of the city. Montreal is bike ffriendly. This tour was mainly flat with a dew short hills.”
