CANADA · CYCLING TOURS
Good canada cycling tours run small groups and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ on gradient and pace.
Cycle Vancouver’s Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown and Gastown on a friendly five-hour small-group tour.
“We enjoyed our first cycle city tour. Steve was an amazing guide. He is very knowledgeable. He provided history and local know how during the tour . It was very organized and safe. I highly recommend this to whoever visiting Vancouver.”
Explore Vancouver by e-bike on a four-hour small-group tour through Stanley Park, False Creek, Chinatown, Gastown, and more.
“It's a really comprehensive tour! We covered so much ground in Vancouver that my husband and I have a much better idea of what we want to return to tomorrow. Our guide Chris was engaging and friendly and he kept the tour at a pace that was comfortable for everyone.”
Review of Cycle City’s Stanley Park bicycle tour in Vancouver, with route details, price, guide quality, fitness tips, weather advice, and booking help.
“Great bike tour through Stanley Park. Fun and educational. Jake was a great tour guide! Highly recommend.”
Explore Montreal by electric bike, from Mount Royal to Jean-Talon Market, with food stops, local insight, and a fast-paced three-hour city tour.
“David was an incredible guide! He made sure everyone was comfortable on our bikes and took us to so many great spots. If you want to see a lot of Montreal in a brief amount of time, David’s your guy.”
Review of Vancouver’s five-hour guided bike tour, covering Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, Chinatown, cost, pace, and practical tips.
“This was our first time in Vancouver, and for us, it was the best way to get to know the city. Jake, our guide, was fantastic! He led us through the city with joy and enthusiasm. We were impressed by his knowledge of the city's history, the First Nations, and nature. An awesome tour!”
See Toronto’s top sights by bike on a relaxed 3.5-hour tour with local guides, scenic waterfront routes, snacks, and practical city tips.
“Carlos and Consuela were.excellent guides. They were patient, supportive, and very thorough with safety measures, directions, and tour information. Both worked together to support our group of 7 with varying degrees of bike comfort. Thank you for a memorable tour of Toronto city!”
See Montreal beyond Old Montreal on a three-hour e-bike tour featuring Mount Royal, Jean-Talon Market, Mile End bagels, and local neighborhoods.
“David was such an amazing person and guide. The tour was fun, personalized, comprehensive and entertaining. Highly recommend it!”
Explore Whistler’s lakes, forests, and Olympic sites by guided e-bike, with local tips, snacks, and flexible support for riders aged 12 and up.
“A great way to see and experience Whistler! Our tour guide was knowledgeable, engaged and fun. The bikes were like new and in excellent condition. The bikes make experience and mild physically as you need or want it to be. Rainbow park, Green Lake, Lost Lake, the Nicklaus North community, etc. were great to ride through and see in person.”
Review of Toronto’s 3.5-hour downtown bike tour, with city sights, local stories, small groups, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Ryan is an excellent guide. He was very friendly, patient and considered. Can highly recommend his tour.”
Explore Montreal’s murals, parks, neighborhoods, and LGBTQ+ culture by pink bike, with a picnic lunch and local beer included.
“In the beginning of the tour, Jeff described the tour perfectly when he said “This is the kind of tour you take your close friends on”. We loved seeing the non-touristy parts of Montreal - where people actually live, eat and hang out. Jeff’s enthusiasm for his city truly elevates the tour! Also their cheat sheet for recommendations was spot on. 100% would recommend taking this bike tour!”
Ride Montreal’s Old Port, parks, and neighborhoods on a guided bike tour with bagels, beer or wine, and an e-bike option.
“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.”
See Montreal by bike on a guided ride through Old Port, Plateau, Mile End and more, with a bagel tasting, drink and all-day bike rental.
“It was wonderful! Our tour guide Mike T. was so knowledgeable about the history and demographics of Montreal. The people on our tour were lovely and friendly and we were delighted with our day. After the tour we kept our bikes and rode to the top of Mount Royal. Even the torrential downpour was fun! Highly recommend this activity.”
Review of Quebec City’s Montmorency Falls E-Bike Tour, covering the easy ride, cable car, guides, price, route, and practical tips.
“The ride was as advertised, about 14 miles total from Quebec City to the falls. We were on bike paths the entire way and it felt very safe and mainly a flat ride — no big up hill. Felix was our tour guide and was very knowledgeable about the area. Loved this tour.”
Review of Toronto Islands’ 3.5-hour bike tour, with ferry views, quiet paths, skyline stops, local stories, practical tips, and value advice.
“Consuelo was a wonderful guide for my morning tour of the Toronto Islands! She was upbeat, knowledgeable and very helpful. Give yourself plenty of time to arrive at the bike tour location as it involves walking down into a parking garage and I couldn’t find any signs/directions on street level. Good thing I had a compass app on my phone so I could figure out on a cloudy day which was the parking garage on west side of street.”
See Montreal by bike on a three-hour Fitz tour through Mount Royal, McGill, Old Montreal, the Old Port, and city bike paths.
“Jamie did a great job making the tour fun and interactive with lots of fun facts! Would definitely recommend!”
Pick a surface, a gradient or a reason to stop.
