Canada · CYCLING TOURS
Seawalls, canal paths and vineyard flats, which is most of what this country offers a bike. The 15 below cover both pedal and electric, priced with the bike included, and each says how much climbing is really involved.
Ride Vancouver’s seawalls, Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown on a friendly five-hour small-group bike tour.
“Best bike tour I've taken! Kris was great. So informative. Saw alot city which i would of never gotten.”
See Vancouver by easy-riding e-bike, from Stanley Park and Lions Gate Bridge to Chinatown and Gastown, with a local guide in a small group.
“What a wonderful morning we spent with Blair biking through the city and spectacular Stanley Park. It’s great when your guide smiles non stop!!!”
Cycle through Stanley Park’s rainforest, seawall, beaches, totems, and skyline views on a relaxed three-hour Vancouver bike tour.
“If you like riding, this a great place to do it! Chris, our guide, is excellent. Equipment is great and the city provides the space to do it properly and safely.”
See Montreal by electric bike on a three-hour tour through Mount Royal, markets, canals, neighborhoods, Old Montreal, and the F1 track.
“We had a wonderful tour with David. We were surprised that the tour took us through so many different parts of Montreal. We crossed over the bridge which was very high so if you have any fear of heights, you may want to ask about this! We were surprised to actually go onto the F1 race track during off-season. That was a real treat. David treating us to a popsicle at the market was also a nice treat. We highly recommend this tour to others.”
Cycle Vancouver’s seawall, Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, and Chinatown on a relaxed five-hour guided city tour.
“The tour was excellent saw way more of Vancouver than I would have and learnt a lot about its history. My tour guide Muriel was knowledgeable, insightful and passionate and really made the tour.”
See Toronto’s top sights by bike in 3.5 hours, with safe city riding, local stories, waterfront views, snacks, and well-kept bikes.
“Definitely recommend, great host, professional and safe, get to see loads of places, good pace,”
See Montreal by e-bike, from Mount Royal and Jean-Talon Market to Mile End bagels, local neighborhoods, galleries, and Old Montreal.
“I loved this. It was a fabulous way to explore areas of Montreal that I wouldn't have time or the energy to visit after exploring do much of the city on foot. David was an excellent guide, I felt safe and learnt a lot about the city. I had plenty of opportunities to take photos as we stopped at various places. The views were beautiful and I really enjoyed the market and, of course, having a bagel. A great experience.”
Explore Whistler’s lakes, cedar forests, and Olympic sites by guided e-bike, with local tips, mountain views, and easy pedal assistance.
“Excellent experience & great sightseeing ! Our Guide Ethan was very helpful with operation of the eBikes & knowledgable about the local area.”
See Toronto by bike in 3.5 hours, from Chinatown and Kensington Market to the waterfront, with a local guide and a small group.
“Great guide and great tour! lots of insight and a good path of different key locations - fully recommend”
Explore Montreal by hot-pink bike, from Mount Royal and murals to the Gay Village, parks, local streets, lunch, and craft beer.
“Jeff was so kind and informative- and you can tell he really loves the city is sharing with us. This tour was a great way to get the vibe of the city and see a lot in a fun way”
See Montreal by bike on a 3-hour guided ride through Old Port, the Latin Quarter, parks, bagel shops, and local neighborhoods.
“The bike ride through Montreal was so nice! Mike, our guide, was so pleasant, so informative, and ensured all the riders were together. We went through various parts of Montreal on a beautiful sunny but not hot day. What a wonderful experience. We are thinking of coming back with the kids again. The only criticism I have is the quality of the bikes. They are old, but functional. I hope the outfit will consider getting new bikes. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.”
Explore Montreal by bike on a small-group tour through Old Port, Plateau, Mile End, McGill, and Mount Royal with bagel tasting.
“Our guide Louis was fantastic! Highly recommend getting the e-bike upgrade to help with the hills! Great way to see parts of Montreal you might not otherwise get to.”
Ride from Old Quebec to Montmorency Falls on mostly flat bike paths, with an English-speaking guide, cable-car views, snacks, and a small group.
“Nice half day trip. Beautiful waterfall, pleasant walk in the surrounding park. Bike ride mostly through green areas away from traffic, though passing through some industrial sections.”
Ride Toronto’s car-free islands by bike, with skyline views, ferry travel, lighthouse history, snacks, and expert local guides.
“Great way to explore the city while doing some exercise! Toronto Islands are the perfect escape from the bustle of the city but still enjoying the skyline view. Sydney was a great guide! The ride on itself is very chill, I think anyone who knows how to ride a bike can manage to make the tour perfectly. The way is smooth and there are no hills.”
Explore Montreal by bike on a three-hour Fitz tour through Mount Royal, McGill, Old Montreal, and the St. Lawrence waterfront.
“It was just what I was hoping—I have a mind better sense of the city’s history and landscape of the neighborhoods!”
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