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The rides worth clipping in for.
The 12 washington dc 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.
Night bike tour of Washington DC with helmets, lights, and easy stops at illuminated memorials like Lincoln, MLK, and Jefferson.
Most Popular“Great tour with the family! Mark was an amazing tour guide and was very knowledgeable and able to answer all our questions. Definitely a must do in DC!”
A 3-hour guided bike tour through DC’s National Mall and Tidal Basin, hitting major memorials with easy flat riding and included bikes.
“Joe was awesome! Loved seeing our national mall by bike- so cool”
3-hour easy night bike tour of Washington DC’s lit monuments, with WWII, MLK, FDR, and Lincoln/Jefferson memorial access.
“Joe was awesome! We lucked out and had a small group on the tour, so it made it easy to keep up and get some good information on all of the monuments. We had about 10 minutes at every stop. Even though there was something happening at the White House and we couldn’t head down…”
Ride past Washington DC icons in 2 hours. Small-group guided bike tour covers the Mall, Capitol area, and memorials for $55.
“The check in and check out process was lack luster. Directions on how to check in and out was as if no cares were given. Reps on their phones and just sort of barking at you what to do. It did not feel like we were appreciated clients. We didn't have to be— we could…”
Private 3-hour bike tour of Washington DC with hotel pickup, snacks, and a flexible route to see monuments and memorials at your pace.
“Did this ride with my family which included 50 years old to 12 years old. It was a great cross between education, sightseeing, and exercise. Jeff was an amazing guide. He rode at our pace and customized the route to suite our interests and to spend time where we had not previously in our trip…”
Ride Washington DC’s monument highlights by electric bike in 3 hours, with a guide, helmet, and quick stops along the Mall.
“Adrian was awsome, i am full of history facts now sharing with family and friends. The weather was perfect in the low 60's and the tour was perfect in 3 hours. would highly recommended.”
Guided 2-hour bike tour around DC’s Tidal Basin and major memorials during the Cherry Blossom Festival, March 20–April 11.
“So crowded on this tour route that walking would have been a challenge (it was like sardines on the sidewalk) let alone biking, there were no bike paths! You are expected to bike in extremely heavy foot/car traffic on sidewalks and grass and many people on our tour were unable to do this. We had…”
Private family bike tour of DC with hotel pickup, kid-friendly bikes, and a guided ride past iconic monuments in about 3 hours.
“Jeff is wonderful! Very knowledgeable, great stories and sense of humor. We had the best time at this tour!”
Easy 7-mile guided bike tour of Capitol Hill and the National Mall: Smithsonian sights, Lincoln Memorial area, Washington Monument, war memorials.
“Joe was a fabulous guide, very informative guide who knew his stuff”
Private night bike tour of Washington DC monuments with hotel pickup, provided bikes and lights, and a customizable guide route.
“Jeff is a rare combination of incredibly knowledgeable and fun. All four of us - veterans of many tours, Viator and otherwise - thought he is one of the best guides we’ve ever had, regardless of type of tour. He was a careful leader (important when biking around DC), and while he kept us on…”
Ride pedal-assist e-bikes along Washington DC’s National Mall, hitting major monuments fast, with photo stops and stories included.
“riding the ebikes was great fun...never felt unsafe. only dislike was not enough time spent at the sites....the Roosevelt Memorial was so amazing and we ended up going back to it on our own so we could truly enjoy it and read all of the history.”
DC eBike rental with helmet, lock, and handlebar bag. Pedal assist helps you cover monuments and Potomac trails faster.
“It was easy to get to the National Mall. If the equipment were in better shape, it would have been a more pleasant experience.”
