Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Louisiana

Discover the beauty and history of New Orleans by bike on a morning or afternoon tour of seven eclectic neighborhoods. Enjoy a 3.5"hour guided ride through the classic French Quarter and hip neighboring Faubourg Marigny. Cruise by the opulent Esplanade Avenue, St Louis Cemetery 3, City Park and more. Along the way, learn about the city's colorful history from clashing colonial settlements and Creole society to contemporary culture.

Avoid hours of walking between landmarks on an active and convenient bike tour through the heart of New Orleans. In addition to navigating for you, your guide provides little"“known facts and anecdotes about the city's must-see landmarks, from the Mississippi River to Congo Square. Bottled water and a small group size ensure a comfortable tour.

Pedal through two centuries of New Orleans history on a combo bike tour of the French Quarter and Garden District. Learn about the city's Creole roots as you ride along the banks of the Mississippi and through the legendary streets of the oldest neighborhood in town. Then, cross over to the "˜American' side, where stately southern mansions overlook leafy boulevards and the time-worn tombs of Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. It's a great way to meet the many faces of New Orleans while enjoying fresh air and exercise.

Coast through New Orleans' historic and charming French Quarter on this guided longboard excursion! This 90-minute tour begins with a brief lesson in longboard technique and safety before heading off on your own Riviera bamboo flex board, designed to cruise and bend for ease of riding. Enjoy quality sightseeing around town, visiting locations like the Riverwalk, Jackson Square, Crescent Park and Decatur for a window into the city's industrial and cultural past.

See New Orleans beyond just the French Quarter on a bike tour that gets you out into less-touristy neighborhoods like Faubourg Trem e and Storyville. Learn about the city's multicultural origins and follow the evolution of jazz, stopping to hear local lore and snap photos at landmarks like Congo Square and the famous St. Louis Cemetery No. 2. The flexibility of both a small group size and two-wheeled tour is a great way to expand your view of the Big Easy.