THE USA · CYCLING TOURS
The 10 best city highlights bike tours in the USA you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and how much climbing is involved. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Central Park by bike or eBike with a friendly guide, historic sights, photo stops, quality bikes, and a manageable two-hour route.
“We had the amazing guide called Daniel. Very knowledgeable & funny, a great way to see the park & all the sites! Highly recommend! Bikes were in great condition too!!!”
Ride 32 miles across Los Angeles by electric bike, from Bel-Air and Beverly Hills to Santa Monica, Venice, and Marina del Rey.
“Epic tour of LA on e-bike. From the mountains to the beach. Current highlights and ancient history explained along the way. Ask for Jon!! Great guide!”
Ride 7 miles through Central Park with a guide, bike, helmet, and photo stops for $45. See Strawberry Fields, Belvedere Castle, and more.
“Dan was an amazing guide. Worked very hard to engage the entire group. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting NYC. It gives you a different perspective of the city”
See Nashville beyond Broadway on a 16-mile electric bike tour with Fort Negley views, Music Row, Belmont, 12 South, and local stories.
“This tour was completely amazing. The tour guide is very knowledgeable, extremely witty, and takes you to places you would never be able to go by golf cart or car. You see various neighborhoods the music section who even go into downtown for a bit. I’m a 64 year-old woman who has never ridden an E bike before. He was very patient and took very good care of me.”
Ride 9 miles through Lower Manhattan, Chinatown, Little Italy, Hudson River Park, and the High Line with a licensed local guide.
“Great tour. Guide Debra was very informative & fun. She pointed out all the sites & also told funny anecdotes. The Tour went through Harlem then Riverside Park & down the Hudson walkway to the Brooklyn Bridge. We stopped along the way & walked about too-at Ground Zero. In all it lasted about 3 hours. I was really impressed by the quality of the bikes too-Cannondales which seemed new. I was particularly lucky as I was the only person on the tour but even if it had been busier Debra would have entertained everyone. I thoroughly recommend this tour.”
Review of New Orleans’ 3-hour small-group bike tour, covering Creole history, jazz neighborhoods, City Park, practical tips, value, and who should book.
“It was a great way to see a lot of the city in a small group. Got lots of interesting information. Please note, the bikes are heavy and the braking mechanism may take a bit to get used to.”
Ride an e-bike through Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, passing celebrity homes, Rodeo Drive, filming sites, and iconic LA photo stops.
“We took the celebrity bike tour with Eric and it was fabulous! He was so personable and knowledgeable — and when it POURED he even had ponchos for us. I will tell all my friends to do this bike trip while in LA! We upgraded to the bike with a little motor and it was essential... it’s a very hilly trip made easy with a little boost!”
Ride an e-bike through Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, and Pikes Peak views on a lively two-hour guided tour.
“We have been in communication with Pete the owner of the bike tour at Garden of the Gods and he has “bs’d” us far too long. He was supposed to give us a refund for one of our family members because there was no child seat available at the Colorado Springs location as advertised. Pete has yet to comply with his promise to refund our money!”
Denver e-bike tour review covering downtown sights, river paths, murals, stadiums, safety, value, route, and practical booking advice.
“Lovely bike tour to help you get your bearings when you first arrive. Takes you to all the key points of the city. Tour guide was brilliant we had a great time! Highly recommended”
Review of Brooklyn Giro’s 15-mile bike tour, covering Dumbo, Williamsburg, Prospect Park, Red Hook, Brooklyn Heights, guides, value, and tips.
“Great overview of many different neighborhoods with many interesting historical facts”
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