Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Canada

Get to know the best of Old Qu ebec City on this guided, 2.5-hour bike tour. Enjoy a relaxing 13-mile (20-kilometer) ride along the majestic St. Lawrence River and Old Qu ebec's bike-friendly Lower Town district, learning about its history from 1608 to the present day. Get to know this UNESCO World Heritage site, with educational and entertaining commentary from the knowledgeable guide. See the famous castle/hotel Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, the Citadelle of Quebec and more while admiring the city's natural beauty along the Saint Lawrence River. Bike and helmet are included.

Touring Vancouver by bike lets you experience the city at a pace you can't access by car. Ride along Vancouver's separated bike trails with a small group of no more than 8 riders. Cruise the Stanley Park Seawall, visit Beaver Lake, check out both modern and historic neighborhoods. Your electric bike will make your ride a breeze no matter your fitness level.

Thought bike tours weren't possible in Montreal during the winter? Think again! This 2-hour guided fat e-bike tour gets you going up Mount Royal, the city's sprawling park. With the help of monster tires on electric bikes that grip onto winter surfaces, you can explore Montreal with ease. The powered wheels allow first-timers and experienced cyclists alike to discover the city in all its wintry splendor.

Experience the beauty and history of Ottawa on a 5-hour bike tour in and around the city. See all the major sites while enjoying the natural pathways and waterways of Canada's capital city, and enjoy a stop for lunch at a local cafe.

Explore the city of Montreal on this scooter tour that takes travelers through back streets and past top attractions. Learn about interesting neighborhoods as you cruise along on an electric scooter.

An extensive network of bike paths makes Montreal the perfect place to explore on bicycle, and this 3-hour bike tour covers the city center's most important sites. Pedal through downtown, Old Montreal, and the banks of the St. Lawrence River as a guide shares stories about Montreal history and culture. This 3-hour bike tour includes all necessary equipment, and it's an ideal orientation to the heart of the city.

The Canadian Tulip Festival celebrates the return of spring, with over a million displays of tulips planted throughout Ottawa, Canada's capital. Book this 2-hour guided bike tour that takes place during the annual event available from May 12 to May 22. On your leisurely ride, enjoy expansive bursts of color as you pedal through gardens blooming with more than 300,000 tulips.

Discover downtown Montreal's top attractions and taste the city's best street food on this guided, 5-hour bike tour. Pedal (and walk) around Quebec's largest city, exploring such landmark locations as the Old Port, the mythical Place d'Armes, the stunning squares of the central business district and much more. Along the way, stop at some of the city's best eateries and sample various foods while learning about Montreal's history, architecture and public art. Bike rental and equipment included. At the end of your adventure, relax and enjoy a drink in historic old Montreal!

Leave the busy city behind, and explore the Canadian countryside on this 4-hour bike tour to Montmorency Falls from Quebec City. Spin along cycle tracks through the Domaine de Maizerets with your guide. Pedal along the St. Lawrence River, and gain insight into the region's rich history and diverse geography. On arrival at Montmorency Falls, take the cable car skywards for panoramic views over the tumbling torrent. Cross the footbridge and marvel at the falls' power. Then head upstream to relax on the banks of the Montmorency River.

Experience Quebec City by bike and on water on this full-day combo tour. During a 2.5-hour bike ride covering 13 miles, explore the old city and port area. A guide shares insight into the local geography and history. Refuel with a hearty Italian lunch before embarking on a 90-minute sightseeing cruise on the Saint-Lawrence River. Snap photos of the Cap Diamant and Montmorency Falls, and hear commentary on board from a guide dressed as French-Canadian explorer Louis Jolliet. This is the perfect, family-friendly introduction to Quebec City.

Discover one of Vancouver's natural wonders by bike on a morning or afternoon tour of Stanley Park. Enjoy a relaxing 3-hour guided ride through the 1,000-acre (405-hectare) park - the city's 'Green Heart.' Cruise by Lost Lagoon and Third Beach, view First Nations totem poles in Brockton Point, and catch great views of the city skyline, mountains and local wildlife. Along the way, learn about Vancouver's rich history as a logging center and the park's complex ecosystem.

Pedal through Vancouver's parks, historic districts and seaside paths with an independent bike tour of the city. Enjoy access to bike tour maps designed by local experts, and design the perfect route for your interests. Go as fast as you want, or set a leisurely pace as you take in sweeping views of the coastline and Stanley Park, or ride up the Spanish Banks to discover picture-perfect sandy beaches. See the city like a local, and get the perfect overview and orientation of Vancouver.

Experience the beauty and history of Ottawa on a half-day bike tour in and around the city. See the major attractions and must-see sites while enjoying the natural pathways and waterways of Canada's capital city.

When visiting Qu ebec City, get to know the neighboring countryside and Montmorency Falls on this guided, 4-hour, small-group bike tour. Enjoy a relaxing 16-mile (25-kilometer) ride from Old Qu ebec's bike-friendly Lower Town district to Montmorency Falls, an 83-meter-high waterfall on the Montmorency River. A cable car ride to the top of the falls provides an exceptional view of the roaring water. Also, pedal to a city park, Domaine de Maizerets, and see the historical borough of Île d'Orl eans. Cable car ride plus bike, helmet, water bottle and snacks are included.

With 450 miles (650 km) of bike paths, Montreal was meant to be discovered by bicycle. During this 3-hour guided tour, cycle through the city's various neighborhoods, main attractions and the most unusual locations. Your in-the-know guide takes you around the most popular districts and shows you lesser-known gems. This small-group tour is limited to just 13 people, ensuring a memorable experience. Once the tour ends, enjoy a complimentary drink (with or without alcohol) at a local establishment of the Old-Montreal near Ça Roule.

Cycle along the seawall and through some of Vancouver's most popular neighborhoods with your small group and a guide. You'll see Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown (with a stop at the serene Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden) and Strathcona - Vancouver's oldest residential neighborhood.  There will be time for a walk through the market on Granville Island before concluding the 11-mile (18 kilometer) trip.

Discover top city attractions on two wheels on this 3-hour bike tour of downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park. Follow your guide on a route past the historic Mole Hill Community and Davie Street Village, where Vancouver's Pride Festival takes place. Spin along peaceful cycle lanes to Robson Square in downtown Vancouver then, after a quick stroll, head on the waterfront area and the Vancouver Convention Centre. Admire Jack Poole Plaza and the Olympic cauldron on route to Stanley Park, and enjoy fine views over the snow-capped mountains beyond.

Get to know the best of Old Qu ebec City on this guided, 2.5-hour bike tour. Enjoy a relaxing 8-mile (13-kilometer) ride around Old Qu ebec's bike-friendly Lower Town district, learning about its history from 1608 to the present day. Get to know this UNESCO World Heritage site, with educational and entertaining commentary from the knowledgeable guide. Visit the popular Place-Royale, the Cartier-Br ebeuf National Historic Site, the cobblestone streets of Petit Champlain and more while admiring the city's natural beauty along the Saint-Charles River. Bike, helmet, water bottle and snacks are included.

Get to know Toronto by twilight on this guided, 3-hour after-dinner bike tour. Explore the Toronto Islands, the largest car-free community in North America. Get to know this unique neighborhood through sights and stories and enjoy breathtaking views of Toronto's skyline from across the Inner Harbour. Watch the city light up for the evening while visiting landmark locations like the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Use of a bike and helmet, plus granola bars and dessert are included.

This bike tour is perfect for families and those wanting a leisurely way to see Ottawa. Most of the route is on designated bike paths that take you to some of Ottawa's cultural and natural highlights. You'll see Rideau Falls, cycle the Rideau Canal path, cross the river into Gatineau, plus see the War Memorial, Parliament Hill, National Art Gallery, Museum of History, and more.