I WANT BIKE TOURS
The rides worth clipping in for.
The 6 brooklyn bike tours 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.
Guided bike tour from downtown: ride Williamsburg Bridge, glide over Brooklyn Bridge, and snap Manhattan Bridge skyline views. $59, 2 hours.
Most Popular“by bike 2 bridges en the streets of brooklyn were cool... James (our guide) was very friendly. nice stories about dumbo, bridges etc..”
Ride Brooklyn by bike in a small group with Prospect Park, Red Hook chocolate and whiskey stops, bridge views, and insider stories.
“All parts were very interesting for us. We consider to book next time a trip again and even stay in a hotel in Brooklyn”
Ride Brooklyn by bike from Dumbo to Prospect Park, with a local guide, big bridge views, and snack stops on a 3-hour route.
“Intimate tour with great insights of Brooklyn. Our guide Ben told us a lot about the cities history. The bikes were easy to ride.”
A 4.5-hour small-group bike tour through Brooklyn’s top neighborhoods from DUMBO, with snacks, bikes, and local tastings.
“We had a lovely ride through Brooklyn with stories about the borough led by a Brooklyn native who loves his neighborhoods. The bikes were excellent. But he was no tour guide and if you are new to Brooklyn, this is not your tour : no history, no photo stops. We were a big gRead more”
Small-group bike tour linking Dumbo, Brooklyn Heights, and two iconic bridges. Gear and guide included for $68.
“Very upsetting experience, staff was rude and not welcoming at all. Was not able to make it to the tour due to a faulty address link which made us late.”
A 5-hour small-group Brooklyn bike tour with stops in Williamsburg and Dumbo plus Revolutionary War sites and an 1864 archway.
“John made this a wonderful day in his hometown for us. He shaped our tour individually when he noticed that we were able to follow him quicker than other (bigger) groups - we had the luck that we were only three. That way we saw even more than in the already full tour. John was…”
