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USA Bike Tours offers over 140 most spectacular cycling tours and cycling holidays in all parts of the United States of America and Canada, the whole year through. Long or short, guided or self-guided, basic or deluxe – you will always find the tour that fits you best! We selected the best and most beautiful tours. To guarantee high quality equipment, most scenic routes, excellent accommodation and dedicated support.

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Find the right bicycle tour for you in North America. There are 31 trips to choose from, that range from 4 days in length, up to 16 days. The month with the most departures is July, making it the most popular time to visit North America.

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Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes Bike Tour

San Juan Islands 6 Day Bike Tour

Cycling Maine's Coast & National Park

Nevada Trails to Rails small group beginner and intermediate bike and hike 7 day tour- max of 8 guests.

This trip was an incredible way to access and ride an entire blossoming network of trails in and around Ely whihc are otherwise rather hard to navigate without a guide. The food way amazing! The staff were incredible - helpful, very experienced and knowledgeable. I couldn't recommend Bindlestiff more highly.

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Olympic National Park & Discovery Trail Bike Tour

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This trip was an incredible way to access and ride an entire blossoming network of trails in and around Ely whihc are otherwise rather hard to navigate without a guide. The food way amazing! The staff were incredible - helpful, very experienced and knowledgeable. I couldn't recommend Bindlestiff more highly.

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Pacific northwest islands, rainforests, mountains and coastlines. southwest deserts and oases. tropical jungles and volcanoes. rocky mountain peaks and glaciers. mid-west badlands and “wild west” history. the manhattan skyline, and more.

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Mt. rushmore & badlands bike tour, intermediate.

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Willamette valley: a promised land bike tour.

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Wyoming epic bike tour.

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Trail of the coeur d’alenes bike tour.

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Joshua tree & anza borrego bike tour.

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United States Bike Tours

The United States is an expansive and changing country, from cycling beneath the shadow of majestic California redwoods to pedaling through bucolic farmland on a Vermont bike tour. Taste wine in the world-class vineyards of Napa and Sonoma, marvel at sandstone cliffs in Zion National Park, or see where a farm-to-table renaissance is thriving in New York’s Hudson Valley: diversity is the greatest benefit of a cycling vacation in the U.S.

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The Best U.S. Cycling Tours to Add to Your Bucket List

Plan your next vacation around one of these epic destination tours in cities, parks, and countrysides across America.

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Plus, the fact that you’re on two wheels allows you to cover more ground than walking. Another benefit: You get to work up a sweat while exploring the magic of a new-to-you location. Pretty sweet, right?

In the spirit of biking meets vacation, companies across the U.S. offer guided destination cycling tours of varying length, locations, price points, and difficulty. From afternoon-long urban tours to overnight trips to National Parks , wine country, and idyllic farmlands, the following cycling tours—all hosted by highly-reviewed and reputable companies—can help fulfill your two-wheeled wanderlust.

The only question: Which one are you going to book first?

New Mexico Bike Tour

Hosted by: trek travel.

For a slice of Southwestern culture and an immersion into the natural beauty of New Mexico, consider this guided group tour out of art hub Santa Fe. You’ll cycle under wide-open skies past sweeping mountain vistas and learn about local history en route: Day two includes a stop at Santuario de Chimayó, a designated National Historic Landmark, and day three entails a visit to Galisteo, an abode village occupied since prehistoric times and the current residence of many local artists.

Designed for advanced riders who are comfortable pedaling three to four hours at a time at a solid pace, this high-altitude trip encompasses 189 miles of biking with more than 14,000 feet of elevation gain. For those craving a break from all that saddle time, non-riding activities include spa treatments, a hot air balloon ride, a visit to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, and more.

Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico Duration: 4 days/3 nights Cost: from $3,399

Boothbay to Bar Harbor Bike Tour

Hosted by: summer feet cycling.

This week-long, small group tour (max size: 12 riders) offers cyclists a breathtaking tour of Maine’s diverse coastline with cozy stays at local inns along the way.

The journey ranges in distance between about 300 to more than 400 miles (they offer multiple distances most days), beginning at coastal village Boothbay Harbor and then traveling north along the shores of Penobscot Bay, a popular cruising bay, and Blue Hill Bay, before finishing with two full days of riding in Acadia National Park.

Along the way, you’ll hit top tourist spots, like Camden, a quintessential New England town dubbed “the Jewel of the Maine Coast,” while also touring several not-as-famous, equally beautiful seafront towns, like Port Clyde and Castine, says Norman Patry, owner of Summer Feet Cycling.

You’ll fuel your rides with a variety of Maine delicacies, including lobster, smoked salmon, fresh blueberries , and the local favorite whoopie pies.

Location: Portland to Acadia National Park, Maine Duration: 7 days/6 nights Cost: from $3,995

The Carolinas Bike Tour

Hosted by: backroads.

Traverse the Carolinas, climb the Blue Ridge Mountains, and experience Southern Appalachian culture with Backroads, an over 40-year-old company known for its upscale, active trips.

Highlights of this five-day itinerary include riding on the Blue Ridge Parkway (a 469-mile roadway famed for its sweeping views and thrilling elevations), navigating retired pro cyclist George Hincapie’s Gran Fondo route, staying at Hincapie’s Hotel Domestique, and visiting Asheville’s 8,000-acre Biltmore estate.

When you’re not pedaling , you’ll likely be eating classic Carolina fare, like farm-to-table meals and sipping craft beer, listening to live bluegrass, viewing local art, and simply soaking in the beauty of Carolina countryside. The distance and difficulty of the cycling is scalable to your fitness level, ranging from 80 to 211 total miles and 4,600 feet to 16,800 feet in elevation gain.

Location: Greenville, South Carolina, to Asheville, North Carolina Duration: 5 days/4 nights Cost: from $3,599

Las Vegas Mountain Bike Tour

Hosted by: escape adventures.

If mountain biking is your preferred mode of two-wheeled travel, consider this half-day or full-day guided tour through Red Rock National Conservation Area , a national reserve home to 100 miles of singletrack located just 17 miles from the glittering Las Vegas Strip.

You’ll cover between seven to 12 miles on a dirt trail with the option of a Specialized full-suspension mountain bike or a Specialized Levo mountain e-bike , making the tour accessible for a wide range of levels from beginner to expert.

Customers rave about their experiences with Escape Adventures, praising the high-quality, well-maintained bikes and personable guides. The company, in operation since 1992, boasts a five-star rating from over 700 reviews on TripAdvisor.

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Duration: Half-day (4 hours) or full-day (7 hours) Cost: from $150

Glacier National Park Bike Tour

Soak in the splendor of this million-plus acre National Park with a guided tour by Trek Travel, a Wisconsin-based company praised for its thoughtfully planned trips, high-end bikes , and knowledgeable guides.

Over the six-day trip, you’ll pedal 163 miles and climb more than 9,000 feet of mountainous terrain, including a stint on iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road, a nearly 50-mile road that brings together the east and west sides of the park and intersects the Continental Divide, per the National Park Service .

As you cycle, you’ll see glacial lakes, snowy mountains, cedar forests, alpine tundra, and more. The itinerary also features time off the saddle, including a rafting trip along the Flathead River (keep your eyes peeled for bears, moose, and other wildlife), plus a trip to the local farmer’s market in the resort town Whitefish.

Location: Glacier National Park, Montana Duration: 6 days/5 nights Cost: from $4,599

Denver City Tour

Hosted by: mile high bike tours.

Explore Colorado’s capital city in this approximately 9-mile tour that combines history, architecture, public art, and more. Operated by Mile High Bike Tours, which currently holds a five-star rating on TripAdvisor, the route charts through downtown Denver and along the Cherry Creek and Platte River Trails, highlighting landmarks like the historic Daniels and Fisher Clock Tower, Mile High Stadium, Coors Field, the Pepsi Center, and more.

All tours are led by born-and-raised Coloradans, who provide a local’s perspective on great things to do both in the Mile High City and around the Centennial State, according to the company. These folks will also adjust the experience to local happenings, per the company. If there’s a festival on the route, for example, the group will take a pit stop to listen to the music or, if it starts raining, everyone will duck inside for a beer. (E-bikes available for an additional charge!)

Location: Denver, Colorado Duration: 2.5 hours Cost: $65

Kentucky Bike Tour

Pedal rolling farmland hills, sample craft bourbon, and explore the history of the Bluegrass State in this guided group tour through Kentucky. Joey Coe, a trip expert at Backroads who grew up in Louisville and helped design this tour, says the trip is about giving participants “a real sense of connection to Kentucky” and “access to places that you could really only get if you were with someone that grew up there.”

With that ethos, the trip takes riders on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail , a region encompassing large-scale distilleries where you’ll cycle past idyllic pastures, sprawling country estates, and farms that raise Thoroughbred stallions.

Off the bike, you’ll jam out to bluegrass music, do a behind-the-scenes distillery tour, and sample Southern cuisine while staying in plush accommodations, including a medieval-style castle hotel with its own farm-to-table restaurant.

Participants rave about the experience, describing it as “the trip of a lifetime” and “very far off the usual tourist trail.” Several mileage options, ranging from 16 to 55 miles a day, make the experience accessible for varying abilities.

Location: Louisville to Lexington, Kentucky Duration: 5 days/4 nights Cost: from $3,499

Mt. Rushmore & Badlands Bike Tour

Hosted by: bicycle adventures.

Visit two National Parks, two National Monuments, and a whole bunch of other historic sites on this week-long group tour from the Badlands to the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Highlights include a stint in Badlands National Park , a 244,000-acre expanse home to bison, big-horn sheep, and black-footed ferrets; a visit to Mammoth Hot Springs Site, an archeological dig that boasts the largest collection of mammoth remains on the planet; a stop at Wind Cave National Park, one of the oldest National Parks; a climb up to breathtaking Mt. Rushmore National Monument; and a ride to Devils Tower National Monument , a ginormous geologic feature you may recognize from the film Close Encounters of the Third Kind .

Daily mileage ranges from 30 to 60, with day four scheduled as an “off-the-bike” day in which you have the option to hike up to Black Elk Peak, the tallest point east of the Rockies.

Location: Rapid City, South Dakota Duration: 7 days/6 nights Cost: from $3,940

Florida Keys Bike Tour

Hosted by: great bike tours.

Get a dose of mid-winter vitamin D with this January trip to south Florida, where temperatures average in the mid-70s. Marketed as “very easy” in terms of riding intensity, this group tour, led by raved-about travel company Great Bike Tours involves pedaling 15 to 30 miles a day on flat terrain with generous tailwinds and e-bikes available. That leisurely pace sets the tone for a week of laid-back vacationing as you explore the Everglades, the Florida Keys, and Key West.

Highlights include a ride through Everglades National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s home to endangered species including the manatee, American crocodile, and Florida panther; a private kayak tour through John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park; visits to a rehab hospital for injured sea turtles as well as the Dolphin Research Center; and a sailing cruise complete with bottomless cocktails.

Location: Miami, Florida Duration: 6 days/5 nights Cost: From $3,895

The Heart of New Hampshire

Hosted by: ciclismo classico.

Led by Ciclismo Classico founder and New Hampshire native Lauren Hefferon, this group tour provides an intimate look at the southern region of the state dubbed “Switzerland of America.” You’ll pedal past winding rivers, under covered bridges, and through historic hamlets, averaging 29 to 45 miles a day on rolling, hilly terrain.

The adventures continue off the bike, with a hike up Mount Monadnock , a 3,165-foot National Natural Landmark; tours to local wineries and art galleries; and a variety of culinary highlights. Think: Honey and liqueur tastings at a beekeeping business, a visit to L.A. Burdick’s chocolate factory, and daily samplings at gelato shops and farm stands.

Location: Keene, New Hampshire Duration: 5 days/4 nights Cost: from $2,395

Washington D.C. Wilderness Ride

Hosted by: dc cycling concierge.

You probably don’t envision nature when picturing our nation’s capital, but this half-day tour explores a surprisingly serene side of Washington D.C. Pedal through the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens , an oasis within Anacostia National Park populated by beavers, turtles, and dragonflies. Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, as birds of prey are sometimes spotted on the tour.

Other highlights include views of the National Arboretum; a stop at the newly constructed Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge; and a visit to Bladensburg Waterfront where the Battle of Bladensburg occurred in 1814, famous for being the only battle in U.S history where the sitting president (James Madison) was present, according to guide and local historian Jeff Miller. All in, you’ll ride about 22 to 30 miles at a “decent pace” with several breaks along the way.

Location: Washington, D.C. Duration: 3-4 hours Cost: from $155

California Wine Country Bike Tour

Hosted by: sojourn bicycling vacations.

Wine lovers, this trip is for you. You’ll pedal through Sonoma County’s Dry Creek Valley, famed for its Zinfandels; Russian River Valley , known for New World Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines; and Alexander Valley, where 15,000 acres of vineyards support 42 wineries, many of whom produce Cabernets, according to Sonoma County Tourism . Along the way, you’ll stop for winery and vineyard tours plus samplings of all the delicious vinos.

Additional highlights include picnicking under towering Redwoods, pedaling past the Pacific Ocean and eucalyptus groves, and staying at a cozy inn that boasts a hot tub or jacuzzi in every room. Daily mileage options range from 11 to 54 miles, with limited e-bikes available.

Location: Santa Rosa, California Duration: 6 days/5 nights Cost: from $3,975

Death Valley Weekend Cycling

Hosted by: rei adventures.

Explore the otherworldly wonders of Death Valley National Park—think: volcanic craters, multi-colored sandstone, salt flats, and towering sand dunes—with this three-day cycling tour that’s great for everyone from beginners (who can e-bike ) to experienced riders.

No matter your speed, enjoy the solitude of Death Valley as you pedal the quiet, smooth paved roads where traffic is minimal. Expect epic sunrises and sunsets, and if you plan your visit in the spring, you’ll likely see a large super-bloom of wildflowers spread across the valley.

Another highlight, no matter when you go, is the day three stopover at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America (elevation: 282 feet below sea level).

One more plus: Compared to other tour groups, this one minimizes the amount of time spent in the van. All in, you’ll pedal 113 miles with just six hours of driving. Riders eager for more can add extra distance on days two and three to reach a total of 186 miles.

Location: Death Valley National Park, California Duration: 3 days/2 nights Cost: from $2,199

U.S. and Aspen Snowmass Tour

Hosted by: pure adventures.

Designed for serious road riders comfortable pedaling at altitude (e-bikes are not an option here), this guided tour takes you on routes that pro cyclists tackle in series including the USA Pro Cycling Challenge and the Colorado Classic. Highlights include climbing 2,625 feet to the top of Vail Pass (elevation: 10,666 feet), pedaling in Glenwood Canyon alongside the Colorado River, riding along the Roaring Fork River to the small picturesque town of Carbondale, and climbing to the Maroon Bells, dubbed the “ most photographed mountains in North America .”

All that exertion will likely work up an appetite , which is good since the itinerary includes a three-course dinner in Glenwood Springs (a resort town brimming with natural hot springs), a sunset BBQ cookout, and an evening meal at the historic Redstone Inn, where the menu features hearty pastas, steaks, and classic American desserts (apple crisp, anyone?).

Location: Vail to Snowmass Village, Colorado Duration: 7 days/6 nights Cost: $4,200

Bikes, Bites & Brews Chicago’s Signature Dishes Bike Tour

Hosted by: bobby’s bike hike chicago.

This casual-paced, 13-mile guided tour combines two of our favorite things: cycling and eating. You’ll sample fare from the Windy City’s “four favorite food groups:” pizza, hot dogs, brownies, and beer, according to the tour company’s website .

The daytime tour takes you through northside neighborhoods, passing Lincoln Park, the Old Town Historic District, and Wrigleyville (home to Wrigley Field, where the Chicago Cubs play), and more. And the evening route charts through downtown, encompassing highlights like the Chicago Riverwalk, Millennium Park (a hub of public art), and Buckingham Fountain, plus others.

Both tours include deep-dish pizza from locals’ favorite Lou Malnati’s plus lots of other bites, as well as history lessons on Chicago’s classic food dishes and local neighborhoods.

Location: Chicago, Illinois Duration: 4 hours Cost: from $80

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From the cycling tranquility found in the east to the rugged beauty of the west, our north america bike tours offer endless adventures..

Create lasting memories with friends or family, relish in the stunning landscapes, and rejuvenate in beautiful accommodations on a North American bike tour. Whether you want to ride through wine country in California, go for big miles in Texas, or adventure unpaved in Vermont, the United States has a vast range of geography, cultures, and climates to explore by road bike or electric bike. No matter which North American cycling tour you choose, we promise a once in a lifetime experience!

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Road : 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 25 mi (40 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Gravel: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 20 mi (35 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 1-3 hours of hiking. Up to 5 mi (8 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).

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Gravel: 2-4 hours of riding. 15-30 mi (25-45 km). Up to 2,000 ft (300 m).

Hiking: 2-4 hours of hiking. 4-8 mi (6-12 km). Up to 1,500 ft (450 m).

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Gravel: 3-5 hours of riding. 20-40 mi (35-60 km). Up to 3,000 ft (900 m).

Hiking: 3-5 hours of hiking. 6-10 mi (9-16 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).

Road : 4+ hours of riding. 40-70 mi (60-110 km). Up to 8,000 ft (2,400 m).

Gravel:  4+ hours of riding. 30-50 mi (45-80 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

Hiking: 4+ hours of hiking. 7-15 mi (11-24 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).

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Sojourn’s bicycle tours in the United States immerse guests in the beauty of this vast and diverse country. Experience the rich history, charming towns, and warm hospitality that make New England unique. Experience Southern culture, deep roots, and distinctive charm in Savannah, Charleston, or Natchez. Discover the distinct allure of the rustic deserts, lush vineyards, and spectacular terrains sculpted by mother nature in California Wine Country, Utah, Glacier National Park, Oregon, Joshua Tree or Death Valley National Park.

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Glacier National Park Bike Tour

Whitefish, Montana

Glacier National Park offers some of nature's most stunning displays in the world. Pristine lakes, spectacular glacier-carved valleys, snow-capped mountains, and abundant wildlife enthrall you at every bend in the road. Ride the famed Going-to-the-Sun-Road, visit the captivating Waterton Lakes in Alberta, and spend two nights at the iconic Prince of Wales hotel by the gorgeous Waterton Lakes and explore this once in a lifetime experience on foot and on your saddle.

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Maine Bike Tour – Acadia and Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor, Maine

Acadia, one of our nation’s smallest National Parks, is revered as one of the most scenic and beautiful of our national treasures. Situated primarily on Mt. Desert Island, the park is an incredible blend of rocky shoreline, dense forest, crystal clear lakes, waterfalls, and granite-domed hills. Best explored by bicycle and on foot, you will also enjoy a guided kayak excursion and a sail on a Maine Windjammer. Cruise across Frenchman’s Bay to Schoodic Peninsula to ride along stunning coastline and through several of Maine’s classic fishing villages.

Bike Tour in Bryce Canyon & Zion National Parks

St. George, Utah

Welcome to the awe-inspiring crown jewels of the Southwest where you commune with nature amid some of North America’s most magnificent landscapes. Explore Zion’s magnificent sandstone slot canyons and Bryce Canyon’s surreal maze of red spires. Soak up the Old West atmosphere at historic park lodges in the heart of American canyon-lands on this Bryce and Zion National Park Bike Tour.

Vermont Fall Foliage Bike Tours: Lake Champlain Valley

Burlington, Vermont

Our award-winning tour of the Lake Champlain Valley features Vermont’s stunning fall foliage, prized country roads, and picture book landscapes. Ride through historic covered bridges and explore quaint villages in one of the most beautiful states in the US during peak foliage season. Enjoy stays in charming country inns and a classic turn-of-the-century lakeside resort. Cruise across Lake Champlain to ride fabulous routes on the opposite shore. Sample delicious treats at a local chocolatier and visit a gorgeous horse farm. Gentle valley farmland offers miles of fabulous cycling, and mountain foothills are close enough to provide challenging options for those who want them. This is a true inn-to-inn tour—there are no vehicle transfers except for short trips to and from Burlington.

Vermont Fall Foliage Bike Tours – Stowe

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery as the crisp Vermont air takes on exceptional clarity under the sunny autumn skies. Ride through charming towns and traverse picturesque covered bridges in the gently rolling terrain of the Lake Champlain Valley. Spend two nights at Vermont's historic and luxurious Inn at Shelburne Farms by the shores of Lake Champlain. As you venture eastward towards the enchanting village of Stowe, be captivated by the majestic Green Mountains emerging from the valley floors, painted in red, orange, and yellow hues. Embark on a visit to a family-run woolen mill, a beloved establishment outfitting Vermonters for generations. Indulge in the ultimate luxury at the Topnotch Resort and Spa, a serene sanctuary on a hillside offering magnificent views of Vermont's tallest mountain.

Cape Cod Bike Tour – Massachusetts

Boston, Massachusetts

Experience one of New England’s most beloved seacoast vacation destinations on our Cape Cod bike trip.Artists have long been drawn to the Cape’s landscapes and soft light. Unspoiled sand dunes line beaches for nearly 30 miles along the Cape Cod National Seashore. Charming villages feature historic homes and picturesque harbors that still host working fishing fleets. Country roads and the Cape Cod Rail Trail invite exploration by bicycle.

Weekend Vermont Fall Foliage Bike Tour

In addition to our popular week-long Stowe Fall Foliage and Lake Champlain Fall Foliage trips, we are thrilled to introduce a new Weekend Vermont Foliage Trip in October. Join us for an unforgettable experience as we combine the highlights of both trips into one fabulous foliage weekend, encompassing the captivating beauty of Stowe and the enchanting Lake Champlain Valley. Take advantage of this opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of autumn and create lasting memories.

Bike Tour Savannah and Charleston

Savannah, GA / Charleston, SC

On our Savannah to Charleston bike tour, cycle along a 200-mile stretch of coastal South Carolina and Georgia and enjoy Southern hospitality. This relatively easier cycling trip will take you through and around the historic Savannah, GA, Gorgeous Beaufort, and Charming Charleston, SC. Explore a region with an aristocratic charm draped in southern hospitality, fascinating history, charming Victorian and Antebellum architectures, delectable cuisine, and a quintessential scenic character.

Texas Hill Country Bike Tour

San Antonio, Texas

On our Texas bike tour, explore one of the best places in the country for scenic and peaceful bicycling - The Hill Country. Tour the historic and beautiful LBJ Ranch by bike. Cycle to the legendary country music hamlet of Luckenbach. Visit famous historic sites, including the Alamo, El Mercado, and La Villita, and ride the Mission Trail.

Natchez Trace Bike Tour

Jackson, MS

Our Natchez Trace bike tour begins and ends in Jackson, the state capital of Mississippi. The trip is centered around the Natchez Trace Parkway, a 440-mile route steeped in history that is now part of the National Park System, with many historical sites along the way to pause and catch your breath. Tour Antebellum mansions that date back to the Civil War discover the deep roots of this region on visits to monuments and historic sites, savor some of the south’s most delectable cuisine and enjoy the famed “Southern Hospitality.” Welcome to Mississippi!

Michigan Bike Tour

Traverse City, Michigan

On our Michigan bike tour, a secret summer paradise of quiet back roads, towering dunes, and crystal blue lakes await you through the breathtaking wonders of Northern Michigan. Immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes National Lakeshore, pedal along the majestic shores of Lake Michigan, and discover the charm of car-free biking on Mackinac Island. Indulge in the splendor of Michigan’s summer playground, where every pedal stroke unveils a picture-perfect postcard come to life.

Palm Springs & Joshua Tree National Park Bike Tour

Palm Springs CA

Bike through the stunning landscapes of Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park. Enjoy great cycling routes, extraordinary hiking, and distinctive accommodations. Explore the park's unworldly boulder formations and hike the acclaimed trails offering the right mix of Joshua Trees, cacti, history, and the most spectacular views of the desert basins on this freshly redesigned four days/ three nights trip.

Florida Bike Tour

Miami, FL / Key West, FL

Discover the best of the Keys and Everglades on this Florida Bike Tour. Home to crystal clear blue waters and rich plant and wildlife diversity, Florida Keys and the Everglades National Park have the additional distinction of being an International Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. Enjoy scenic riding and fun in the sun on this relatively easy bike tour.

Vermont Bike Tour in Summer

Ride through historic covered bridges and explore quaint villages in one of the most beautiful states in the US. Enjoy stays in charming country inns and a classic turn-of-the-century lakeside resort. Cruise across Lake Champlain to ride fabulous routes on the opposite shore. Sample delicious treats at a local chocolatier and visit a gorgeous horse farm. History buffs will enjoy important sites including those of famous maritime battles and the Underground Railroad.

California Wine Country Bike Tour

Healdsburg, California

With more than 425 wineries, miles of stunning Pacific coastline, and a towering Redwood Forest, California's Sonoma Wine Country and Coast is a travel paradise. World-class wineries and vineyards await and we visit the magnificent Russian River, Dry Creek, and Alexander Valleys, each distinguished by their unique terrain and wines.

Death Valley National Park Bike Tour

Las Vegas, NV

Welcome to California's Death Valley, a sub-sea level basin home to stunning dunes, historic ghost towns, and mesmerizing color palettes. While the name and high temperature may be intimidating, this is one of the world's most surreally beautiful locations. Explore 4 Days/ 3 Nights riding and hiking while staying at a luxury desert oasis, surrounded by a canopy of palm gardens and a spring-fed pool.

New York Finger Lakes Bike Tour

Rochester, NY | Syracuse, NY

Home to breathtaking scenery and world-class wineries, this tour features gorgeous rolling terrain that showcases expansive vistas of farmland, vineyards, and narrow fingers of the lakes for which this region of Upstate New York is named. Cyclists who enjoy scenic rides on lightly traveled roads through rolling countryside will be enthralled by our routes in the Finger Lakes region. Vineyards compete with cows and other crops throughout the tour as Yates County is the largest grower of wine grapes outside of California, boasting over 5,000 acres of lush plantings.

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Our bicycle tours visit over 30 destinations , 24 states and 24 National Parks , with more than 200 departures every year. A fully supported, inn-to-inn bike vacation is the perfect way to have an adventure without straying far from home.

Connect with places, people and culture in unexpected and delightful ways on your bicycle. Wilderness Voyageurs bike tours give you the opportunity to explore from mountains to bay, to taste local delicacies and to create an unforgettable way of traveling that might just become a habit.   Wilderness Voyageurs bike tours are fully supported with professional guides, a support vehicle, beautiful cycling routes and excellent food and accommodations.

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Top 10 Bike Tours In North America

• January 26, 2023

Bike tours are tremendously popular adventure vacations. But what are the best bike tours in the United States and who are the most experienced tour guides? In this article, we’ve listed 10 of the top bike tours in North America.

We’re confident that at least one will inspire you to start packing your bike.

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The White Rim Trail outside Moab, Utah is on the bucket list of many cycling enthusiasts. Impressively, this 100 mile long primitive trail in Canyonlands National Park is full of technical terrain, looping switchbacks, rolling hills and stunning scenery. If you love off-road adventure, the White Rim Trail is an excellent destination for a bicycle tour.

Bike tours for the White Rim Trail are 4-days long and cost $999 per person. The bike touring season starts in the spring, breaks for summer, and picks up again in the fall. Escape Adventures is an experienced tour guide offering mountain bike rentals for about $80 a day.

The Route of the Hiawatha is an outstanding self-guided bicycle tour for those looking for a short, one-day retreat. This tour along the Montana-Idaho border winds through 15 miles of early 1900s railway featuring 10 train tunnels and 7 sky-high trestles. Periodically, you can stop to appreciate waterfalls and lookouts where you can learn about the history of the Hiawatha. And, there’s a lot to do when you’re not riding. For instance, many tourists enjoy the scenic chairlift ride to the summit of Lookout Pass. Others delight in spending an afternoon in the quaint town of Wallace, Idaho .

The Route of the Hiawatha bike tour comes with a free helmet headlamp to help you make your way through the tour’s long, dark tunnels. Bicycle and helmet rentals are available at the lodge. Because the trail is on Forest Service land, only Class-1 eBikes are allowed (pedal assistance up to 20mph and no throttle).

The bike trail itself is mostly downhill. On the way up, you can choose to power through the uphill climb, or save your quads and take the bus. Tickets for the self-guided tour are available online or in person. Adult tickets cost $36 for Friday, Saturday or Sunday, and are half-price the rest of the week.

Oregon Coast Bike Tours

The Oregon Coast Bike Route is held in high-esteem by cyclists all over the world. The journey is 370 miles long and takes you from the Washington border all the way to California. Along the way, you’ll see impressive landscapes, ocean-view panoramas, picturesque lighthouses and famous landmarks.

Details of Cycling Escape’s 6-day bicycle tour are available on their website. Expect to cover between 50 and 75 miles each day. Meals and lodging are included for just under $3,000 per person.

Wine, dine and bike your way through Napa Valley. The Napa Valley Vine Trail offers 47 miles of level, bicycle-friendly paths from Vallego’s Ferry to Yountville. Currently, the Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition has about 12.5 miles of trail construction completed. You’re welcome to take your bike down the entire trail but be prepared for a few bumps along the way.

Napa Valley Bike Tours will provide you with a bike (or upgrade to an eBike) and 12 to 14 miles of guided fun along the Napa Valley Vine Trail. You’ll visit two wineries and enjoy a catered picnic lunch. While you’re riding, your tour guide will provide you with information about the valley’s history and vine-to-bottle process. With Northern California’s temperate climate, this bicycle tour is ready to be enjoyed year round.

Going-to-the-Sun Road

Glacier National Park welcomes millions of visitors each year. We recommend planning your bike tour in the spring because Going-to-the-Sun Road is closed to cars in May and June, but open to bikes!

Glacier Guides leads a spring tour up and down Going-to-the-Sun Road. With almost 3,500 feet of elevation change this tour is considered to be moderately difficult. Unfortunately, due to insurance regulations, you aren’t allowed to bring your own bike. However, your Glacier Guides tour includes a bike or eBike rental.

Vermont’s Fall Foliage Bike Tours

There aren’t many places more beautiful in the fall than the Northeastern United States. Each year, cyclists travel from all over the world to catch a glimpse of the region’s deciduous trees as they burst into color. Vermont’s valleys and mountainous areas combine to make it a spectacular destination for a fall foliage bike tour.

Sojourn Bicycling & Active Vacations offers a 6-day fall color tour. Vermont bicycle tours start at $3,250 per person and include three days of biking. You’ll experience the small town charm of the Lake Champlain Valley before making your way through the Green Mountains to Stowe. You’ll also visit historic sites like the Old Round Church, sample homemade cider and donuts, and stay at the exclusive Inn at Shelburne Farms . Sojourn has a limited number of bikes available to rent so book yours early unless you plan to bring your own.

Kualoa Ranch Hawaii Bike Tours

Experience one of Hawaii’s favorite islands by bicycle. If you’re a fan of Jurassic Park , 50 First Dates or Jumanji , you can even opt to bike through the Kualoa Ranch Private Nature Preserve where these movies were filmed.

The Kualoa Ranch 90-minute Electric Mountain Bike Tour is the perfect way to experience the jungle, valley and sacred land that make up the Kualoa Ranch Private Nature Reserve. This amazing bike tour includes your eBike rental and costs $120 for adults.

Haines-Skagway Alaska

Alaska is home to beautiful roadways for biking. Unfortunately, the state’s electric bike regulations can be hard to navigate. This is one reason why it’s always a good idea to book with an experienced tour guide.

May through September, REI Adventures organizes a great Alaskan bike tour. This 4-day road bike tour routes through the temperate rainforests of Southeast Alaska, through one of North America’s longest fjords and into the alpine tundra. Each day, you can expect to ride about 25 miles. Lodging, meals and park entry fees are all-included for $1,899.

Blue Ridge Parkway Bike Tours

Experience one of America’s favorite bicycle tours. The Blue Ridge Parkway offers diversity in climate, vegetation, wildlife and geological features. And, it’s world-renowned for its ecological biodiversity. Within the 469 mile area that makes up the Parkway, you will find the oldest river in North America, the deepest gorge east of the Grand Canyon, and the highest waterfall east of the Rockies!

Each summer, the Adventure Cycling Association leads a 7-day bike tour across the Blue Ridge Parkway. Due to elevation gains (up to 6,700 feet per day), this tour ranks as one of the most challenging the Association offers. Budget $1,849 per person for this tour. Groups of 5 or more save 15%.

Shark Valley Bike Loop: Everglades National Park

Take a trip to America’s largest subtropical wilderness for a one-of-a-kind bicycle tour. Everglades National Park is home to numerous rare and endangered species. And, as a World Heritage site and International Biosphere Reserve, it’s a terrific vacation spot for history buffs and wildlife lovers alike.

Everglades National Park offers ranger led bike tours of the Shark Valley Bicycle Loop from January to April every year. On your 15 mile tour, you’ll learn about the various ecosystems, wildlife and cultural history of the Everglades. Reservations are required and can be made a week in advance.

Ready to book your bike tour? Whether you’re planning a day trip or a week-long excursion, one of the tour guides listed among the Top 10 Bike Tours In North America will be happy to assist you or answer any questions you may have about their services.

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Self-Contained This type of touring is all pedal power and no vehicular support. All shared gear is carried by the group, and cooking responsibilities rotate among its members. A majority of nights are spent outdoors under the stars. An indoor stay or restaurant may be sprinkled in just when you need it the most.

Inn-to-Inn This is the type of tour for those of us who prefer the comforts of a cozy bed. As the name suggests, each night is spent indoors. Breakfasts and dinners are enjoyed in restaurants. Although there is no vehicle support, you’ll only need to carry the minimal gear of your clothes, toiletries, basic repair items, water, and a bag lunch for the day.

Van-Supported If you prefer touring without the load of a full set of panniers, but you still love camping, we have a van and trailer to haul your gear. Just worry about pedaling. Carry nothing more than water/lunch/snacks and maybe some rain gear if the weather’s dodgy. You’ll still have fun with your partner rotating on camp cooking duty. But not to worry, on certain tours, there are occasional restaurant meals and indoor stays.

Fully Supported and Family Adventure  Events The top level of support! Meals are catered. Luggage is hauled. Starry night camping for those into tents and motel options for those who aren’t. Water and snack stops along the route. Just enjoy the riding, the scenery, and the people to your front and back. These tours are larger in size (20–50 participants) and staffed by several tour leaders all looking out for you.

Education Not sure you’re ready to take the leap into full-on independent touring? Our Intro to Road and Intro to Gravel Touring & Bikepacking courses help you break down the basics. There’s some in-person classroom work before setting out as a group on a short self contained tour. We also offer Leadership Training Courses for those experienced in bike touring but want to start leading their own groups.

“This was my first organized multiday trip. I was traveling solo and I had a wonderful time. I could set my own pace and never felt rushed. The food was fantastic and there was lots of it! I can’t say enough good things about the leaders. I will definitely sign up for another one.” – Kelly, Tour Participant

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Adventure Cycling is a nonprofit. Every Guided Tour purchase supports our mission of inspiring, empowering, and connecting people to travel by bicycle. 

For nearly 50 years, we’ve been researching and mapping one of the largest bicycle route systems in the world. And we’re not done yet. Our programs focus on making bicycle travel more accessible to more people through mapping short and long routes, hosting educational resources and events, and creating an open, supportive community for all riders.

All of our tours are listed below. If you have any questions, give us a call or reach out through our online chat. We’re here for you — because Your Adventure Awaits! 

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“ I’ve done a number of tours with Adventure Cycling and loved them all, but this was the best group I’ve been with. The people on this trip were just plain fun. I loved everywhere we got to see.”  — Jeff, Tour Participant “ I love the little towns, particularly Patagonia. Tombstone was interesting but did not get to see much of it. Bisbee is a fascinating and historic community. The roads were generally fine and not too busy. The terrain was sufficiently challenging, but not intimidating for this early season rider who was not in top shape.”  — Stephanie, Tour Participant

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Our National Park Tours are unique and fun cycling vacations in spectacular locations with tremendous value. Our park tours are looped, making it convenient for you to get to and from the tour and you can use our "Tour Transfer" feature to participate in more than one tour. We offer a "Motel Option" on all of our National Park Bicycle Tours in addition to making all the camping arrangements. Like all of our tours, our National Park schedule offers professional leaders, and a staff that is extremely safety-conscious and supportive.

Coast-To-Coast

Are you ready to experience some of the best cycling under the sun.

Last year, cyclists from across the nation - and around the world - came together for one, two or more weeks of fun and great cycling.We're cycling Coast-to-Coast and continuing the ever-popular Cross-State Tours. Cycle America's unique Coast-to-Coast tour is divided into nine Cross-State segments that make it possible to cycle a week or more, or ride all the segments for the complete Coast-to-Coast experience. Each state offers unique history and beauty, from the lush mountains and forests of the West, across the grasslands of the Great Plains, to the lakes and farms of the Great Lake states and the quaint towns of New England.We would like to invite you to come along and enjoy the phenomenal views, the great camaraderie and the many picture-perfect moments you'll experience with Cycle America. Whether you ride one segment or several, or complete the entire Coast-to-Coast tour, it's the achievement of a dream and a great way to celebrate a new year.

Cross-State Tours

Are you ready to experience some of the best cycling under the sun? For 25 years, cyclists from across the nation � and around the world � joined Cycle America for one, two or more weeks of fun and great cycling. We're cycling Coast-to-Coast again and continuing the ever-popular Cross-State Tours. Cycle America's unique Coast-to-Coast tour is divided into nine Cross-State segments that make it possible to cycle a week or more, or ride all the segments for the epic Coast-to-Coast experience. Each state offers unique history and beauty, from the lush mountains and forests of the West, across the grasslands of the Great Plains, to the lakes and farms of the Great Lake states and the quaint towns of New England.We would like to invite you to come along and enjoy the phenomenal views, the great camaraderie and the many picture-perfect moments you'll experience with Cycle America. Whether you ride one segment or several, or complete the whole Coast-to-Coast tour, it's the achievement of a dream and a great way to discover North America's beauty.

Pedal The Peaks

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It is designed for seasoned riders, women and men who love challenge and physical achievement. But be assured, you don't need to be a professional racer to participate. This tour is for people who love adventure and want the opportunity to see some of the country's best scenery from a bicycle.Please note: We've made the decision not to organize Pedal the Peaks this summer. Instead, we'll focus our efforts on our trips to North America's National Parks and our epic Coast-to-Coast adventure. Please know that many of these tours feature challenging and rewarding ride days and could be a great substitute. Several trips even feature former Pedal the Peaks routes.Pedal the Peaks will be offered again in the future and we will keep you posted as to where and when. We look forward to hearing from you and hope to ride with you soon.

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The 6 Best Bikepacking Routes in the US

These epic routes cover a variety of climates and distances and are sure to make for a memorable adventure..

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Gravel and mountain bikes are great tools for exploring your backyard or taking a quick ride to relax and unwind. They can also be the conduit for multiday and weeklong adventures.

Throw in some careful route planning and dust off your camping equipment, and you’re bikepacking , the adventure-oriented cousin to bike touring. Bikepacking has never been easier than it is now, with advances in equipment and a robust library of routes that are shared online.

We’ve assembled six of the best bikepacking routes in the US. Whether you’re looking to go out for a couple-hundred miles or a few thousand, there’s something here to whet your appetite.

Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (Jasper, Alberta to Antelope Wells, New Mexico)

The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR) is considered the grand dame of bikepacking routes in the US, and perhaps the world. For over 3,000 miles, the mostly-dirt route traces the spine of the Continental Divide, connecting surfaces ranging from pavement, gravel roads, four-wheel-drive roads, singletrack, and old railroad beds. The mega-route is not for the faint of heart: it undulates with some 200,000 feet of elevation gain.

As one would imagine, there’s a lot to see and do along such an expansive line on a map, and the GDMBR teems with spectacular scenery and access to parts of the American West that aren’t on most tourist maps. Bear, deer, wild horses, pronghorn antelope, eagles, osprey, and sandhill cranes may be riding companions. Abandoned ghost towns and deserted mines hopscotch along the route with modern day amenities including small inns, restaurants, and stores that cater to and welcome long distance cyclists.

Riding the GDMBR is a true DIY adventure with options to turn it into a multi-month or year-long project. For those with time constraints — and a competitive spirit — the Tour Divide unofficial bikepacking race departs Banff in late June and uses the route to see who can make it to the Mexico border the fastest.

Distance : 3,084 miles, 200,000 + feet of climbing

Recommended bike : Hard-tail or rigid mountain bike

Estimated time to complete: Three weeks to three months

Highlights: Grand Teton National Park, The Great Divide Basin in Wyoming, meeting other riders at the Brush Mountain Lodge in Colorado, eating pie in Pie Town, NM

Coconino Loop (Arizona)

The Coconino Loop is a bikepacking route for mountain bikers. The 240-mile loop takes in some of northern Arizona’s finest singletrack in both Flagstaff and Sedona, and offers options to lay over in both places to go mountain biking unloaded. For riders who may only have time to complete the loop, the route stays interesting every day with varied terrain, stunning landscapes, and a perfect mix of on-your-toes and relaxed riding.

Amenity-rich Flagstaff is a great place to start and end the Coconino Loop. From there, an interconnected network of jeep tracks, gravel roads, and singletracks take you away from civilization, although never for long enough that you run out of food or water. While it’s easy to camp along the route, the spacing of resupply points for food and accommodation is manageable for those who prefer to carry less. The terrain on the Coconino Loop is varied and at times, unrelenting. Loose sandy washes give way to hard-packed gravel roads, including the infamous Mingus Mountain climb which stretches from 3,300 to 7,800 feet in 10 miles. Nevertheless, the rewards are constant along the route, whether in the form of dizzying views of red-rock spires and snow-capped peaks, or a plate heaping with french fries and a cold chocolate milkshake at a main street diner.

Distance: 240 miles, 20,654 feet of climbing

Recommended bike: Hard tail or full suspension mountain bike

Estimated time to complete: 5-7 days

Highlights: Arizona Trail singletrack in Flagstaff, Sedona vortices, Mingus Mountain climb, Rte 66 kitsch in Williams

Idaho Hot Springs Loop (Idaho)

The Idaho Hot Springs Loop is easily one of the bikepacking wonders of the world. The 500-mile route takes in some 50 natural hot springs, ranging from developed resort-style springs to remote natural pools. The route is easily accessed from Idaho’s capital city of Boise, where bikepackers can find all the necessary amenities before starting or ending the route. Furthermore, the Hot Springs Loop can be modified in various ways for people who may not have time to complete the entire route.

For the most part, bikepackers will encounter smooth gravel roads, four-wheel-drive roads, and some pavement and singletrack along the route. However, the mountainous terrain means that you will either be gaining elevation or descending for the entire time. The highest mountain passes are near Ketchum and Stanley. This route requires both a good degree of fitness and comfort with fast-changing mountain weather conditions. Nevertheless, there are also ample opportunities for lodging along the route, and in spite of how remote the route sometimes feels, you’re never more than two days away from resupply.

Distance : 518 miles

Recommended bike: Gravel or mountain bike

Estimated time to complete: 7-14 days

Highlights: Hot springs, cafes in Stanley and Ketchum, icy cold rivers and the snow-capped Sawtooth Mountains

VTXL (Vermont)

When the Covid pandemic shut down bike racing in 2020, professional cyclist Ted King wondered if there was a dirt-road route that ran the length of his home state of Vermont. He piqued the curiosity of master route-maker Joe Cruz, and the VTXL was born. The 300-mile route links the Green Mountain State’s northeast and southwest corners and is 99 percent rideable, with a smidgen of hike-a-bike for posterity.

The state of Vermont allegedly boasts the country’s highest proportion of unpaved roads, coupled with a population that’s higher in cows than human beings. Riders are never far from quaint, small-town amenities along this route. It’s possible to find lodging every night if desired, and sourcing local food at small country stores, rather than carrying a large backup supply, can be an adventure in its own right. That said, more self-sufficient riders can easily find camping along the way.

The route can be ridden in either direction, though it may be somewhat harder from north to south. The amount of resources increases along the southern terminus. Ride anytime from early summer to late fall.

Distance: 302 miles, 30,600 feet of climbing

Recommended bike: Gravel

Estimated time to complete : 4-7 days

Highlights: Swimming holes, maple creemees, general stores, more cows than cars

Arkansas High Country Route

The Arkansas High Country Route is actually a combination of three adjacent loops that can easily be broken down into separate trips or modified into various configurations. Each loop has easy access to one of Northwest Arkansas’ hub cities as beginning and ending points; here is your excuse to finally visit bike-crazy Bentonville .

In general, the AHCR route is about 50 percent gravel and 50 percent pavement, so most riders will opt for a gravel bike. However, gearing and tire choice are worth poring over; climbs can reach gradients of 17-21 percent and some gravel sections are riddled with washboards and ball-sized boulders.

Arkansas lives up to its nickname ‘The Natural State’ on the AHCR, as riders are treated to some of the state’s finest mountain climbs and bucolic river valleys. Along the route, wildlife is abundant and each season delivers an array of excitement, from spring showers and waterfalls to autumn foliage splendor. Although the route can feel very far from civilization at times, those are some of the most memorable sections.

Distance : 1000 miles

Recommended bike: Gravel bike or rigid mountain bike

Estimated time to complete: 5-10 days

Highlights: T he Ozark and Ouachita mountains, cooling off in the rivers, diner food, nice dogs

Bones 2 Blue (California)

The Bones 2 Blues route in Northern California has its origins in racing, but it makes for a fine bikepacking tour for those who love riding singletrack abutted by stunning scenery. The route begins and ends in Truckee, and consists of two loops: a smaller loop above Truckee (Bones) and then a big loop around Lake Tahoe (Blue). The Blue loop uses all of the bike-legal sections of the famous Tahoe Rim Trail, which is famous for its rideability and stunning scenery. In general, the entire route is mostly well-maintained singletrack with some fire roads. There is a 20-mile stretch of road riding along the scenic west shore of Lake Tahoe.

Camping is abundant along the Bones 2 Blue route, and there is plenty of tourism infrastructure like cabins, motels, restaurants, and stores to make resupply frequent and easy. Summer is high season on this route — we recommend waiting until the kids are back in school for cooler days and less crowded trails.

Distance: 250 miles, 31,000 feet of climbing

Recommended bike: Full suspension mountain bike

Estimated time to complete : 5-7 days

Highlights: Descending Donner Pass, riding around Emerald Bay, frequent swims in Lake Tahoe

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11 Once-In-A-Lifetime Tours That Show Off America’s Most Breathtaking Landscapes

T he United States is home to breathtaking scenery. From waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest to the sunsets in Florida, there are landscapes that you never want to forget. While there are many ways to enjoy these beautiful destinations, a tour is often one of the easiest — and the best. The logistics are thought out for you, there are guides to answer your questions, and you can simply relax and enjoy. While there are hundreds of tours in America, the following are 11 once-in-a-lifetime tours that show off some of the most beautiful areas of the country. From the Grand Canyon to the Maine countryside, these are places you’ll never want to forget.

1. Hike and Bike Tour to Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls: Portland, Oregon

2. hot air balloon ride above maine’s countryside: multiple locations in maine, 3. chicago signature dinner cruise on lake michigan: chicago, illinois, 4. monterey, carmel, and 17-mile drive full day tour: san francisco, california, 5. maui zipline tour: haiku, hawaii, 6. grand canyon railway adventure: williams, arizona, 7. yellowstone’s old faithful, waterfalls, and wildlife day tour: jackson, wyoming, 8. miami sunset cocktail cruise: miami, florida, 9. charleston photography tour: charleston, south carolina, 10. juneau wildlife whale watching and mendenhall glacier tour: juneau, alaska, 11. new orleans swamp and bayou boat tour: new orleans, lousiana.

What are some of your favorite tours in America? Did any of the above guided tours catch your eye? Let us know in the comments! We would love to hear from you.

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Royal Enfield has expanded its Rentals and Tours service to South Asia, South East Asia, Europe and Latin America.

Having launched its bike rental service in India last year, Royal Enfield has expanded its ‘Rentals and Tours’ program to international markets in South Asia, South East Asia, Europe and Latin America.

Royal Enfield Rentals and Tours offers motorcycle rentals for travellers. The platform also offers professional guided tours and assists riders with curating self-guided trips as well.

Royal Enfield is now offering its bike rental service across 25 countries. These include India, South Africa, Indonesia, Colombia, Turkey, Namibia and more. Riders can choose from 62 different trips, covering 52 destinations.

Travellers can book their rental on Royal Enfield’s  official website . Using the digital platform, riders can select the destination and time frame. They will then receive a call back from the tour operator to confirm and finalise details of the tour and itinerary.

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